Chris Connor reviews the fourth episode of The Penguin… The Penguin has continued to build steady momentum, expanding the mythos of Matt Reeves’ The Batman in a memorable crime saga. After the thrilling conclusion to the previous episode and Oz and Vic disappearing into the wind, the fourth episode focuses entirely around the character of […]
A Tale of Two Clowns at the box office as Terrifier 3 takes down Joker 2
Terrifier 3 has sent Joker: Folie à Deux tumbling back down that set of stairs by knocking the big budget comic-book sequel from the top of the box-office charts with an $18.3 million 3-day opening weekend. It was a tale of two clowns, with Cineverse’s Terrifier 3 posting one of the most remarkable results of the […]
Overhated 2000s Horror Movies That Deserve Another Look
EJ Moreno looks at overly-hated 2000s horror movies… For horror fans, the 2000s was a decade we often like to forget about. It’s far from the 80s heyday and still trying to find its unique voice within the genre. It felt like all we had were gory torture-filled movies or Platinum Dunes-era remakes. But it’s […]
New Karate Kid movie gets official title and New York Comic Con panel
The new Karate Kid film has been given an official title. Karate Kid Legends will hit theatres next summer with a look at the film being presented at next weekend’s New York Comic Con. Karate Kid Legends will merge the continuities of the original film and its 2010 remake which starred Jackie Chan in the role of the karate sensei. […]
7 Great Life Affirming Robin Williams Movies
It’s been a decade since Robin Williams’ passing but his legacy lives on with these life-affirming movies… A rubber-faced comedian with an innate ability to create improvisational magic and playful unpredictability, Robin Williams also showed incredible talent as an actor. Many of his movies have had a lasting impact and aside from being an unexpectedly […]
The Essential Horror Movie Threequels
Casey Chong looks at seven of the best horror threequels… Horror franchises tend to be erratic even for iconic ones like Halloween and Friday the 13th. The first film is often seen as a high point that’s hard to top, let alone replicate in the subsequent follow-ups (i.e. John Carpenter’s Halloween and Wes Craven’s A […]
Video Review – Terrifier 3 finally perfects the formula
EJ Moreno reviews the gory slasher Terrifier 3… Art The Clown is back, and he’s making it a ho-ho-horrifying holiday season for all involved. In the third Terrifier, the gore and giggles are plenty. Critic EJ Moreno praises the lead performance, calling actor David Howard Thorton the “Charlie Chaplin of horror” while noting the franchise […]
Steven Knight’s Victorian boxing drama series A Thousand Blows gets a first trailer
Coinciding with its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival, Disney+ has released a teaser trailer for A Thousand Blows, the upcoming drama series from Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders) which is set in the perilous world of illegal boxing in 1880s Victorian London. The series stars Malachi Kirby, Stephen Graham, Erin Doherty, Francis Lovehall, […]
Velma no longer solving mysteries on Max as Scooby-Doo spinoff reportedly cancelled
Max’s adult animated Scooby-Doo spinoff series Velma, created by Charlie Grandy, won’t return for a third season. The somewhat controversial take on the Scooby Gang saw Mindy Kaling as star and executive producer. Max just began streaming a new Halloween special for the series Velma: This Halloween Needs To Be More Special!, which will now serve […]
Slow Horses Season 4 Episode 6 Review – ‘Hello Goodbye’
Chris Connor reviews the finale of Slow Horses season 4… Slow Horses has really built momentum throughout its fourth season, as in Mick Herron’s source material finding a way to balance its action and suspense with black humour and a sense of wit. This season an encapsulation of all that makes the show such a […]
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