Month: May 2020

YouTube star Jake Paul was spotted during the looting at Fashion Square in Scottsdale, Arizona last night. However, Paul claims he was there to document, not steal tennis shoes and other items. He posted videos on his Instagram story from earlier in the day, which showed him protesting as police officers threw tear gas toward

Sarah Jessica Parker says that original cast is ready for Hocus Pocus 2. Parker, Bette Midler, and Kathy Najimy starred in the iconic first installment. A sequel has been in the works for years now, but it remains unclear who will be taking on the starring roles this time around. A Disney Channel movie was

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has shot down rumors of a Diana Prince and Barbara Ann Minerva romance. Comic Book movies have been evolving and branching out over the years. Marvel Studios will introduce their first-ever gay superhero in the upcoming Eternals movie, which hits theaters early next year. DC fans were hoping that Gal

Among the ranks of great sophomoric comedies are films like Animal House, Caddyshack, and Revenge of the Nerds, but you seldom or never hear about a fun little 1984 flick called Up the Creek. It’s a silly but quintessential 80s romp even I would have overlooked if Amazon Prime hadn’t continuously recommended it to me.

From director Alison Ellwood (History of the Eagles), the two-part documentary Laurel Canyon is an intimate portrait of the artists who lived in and around the canyon in the heart of Los Angeles during the 1960s and created music with each other. Through rare and newly uncovered footage and audio recordings, the film shines a

Today the world knows Chad Stahelski as the visionary filmmaker behind the John Wick universe. But Stahelski has long since also garnered a reputation as one of Hollywood’s foremost stunt coordinators. This reputation was solidified through Stahelski’s work on the Matrix trilogy. With The Matrix 4 currently under development with Lana Wachowski returning to direct,

Batman and the Joker arrived at separate national protests over the weekend. Tensions have been high for the last week as more protests mount. Activists are protesting police brutality, along with the murder of George Floyd. Things have gotten very violent, even as news cameras and cell phones capture every angle of the situation. While

One of the best aspects of Netflix’s new comedy Space Force is for certain the performance of John Malkovich, who brings a delightful gravitas to the silly antics surrounding the American government’s efforts to “put boots on the Moon (again).” The role of Dr. Adrian Mallory, General Naird’s (Steve Carell) partner/sometimes nemesis, was written with

In a recent exclusive, UK news outlet The Guardian has announced that the country has reopened its doors to film crews, meaning movies like The Batman and the Fantastic Beasts sequel can resume filming once again. The onset of the global lockdown had halted movies and TV productions across the world for months. But now

From show creator Tanya Saracho, the third and final season of Vida sees sisters Emma (Mishel Prada) and Lyn (Melissa Barrera) proud of their success, as their bar and their love lives seem to be on track and going well. But leave it to the drama that runs through their family to cause disruption and

While it has been confirmed that Zack Snyder’s Justice League is happening and set for a next-year debut on HBO Max, the details of how the movie will be reshot and recut are still very much up in the air. A recent report by Heroic Hollywood states that there is a rumor making the rounds

Now that the Snyder Cut of Justice League is definitely releasing next year, the floodgates have opened to fan demands for other director’s cuts of various movies. David Ayer’s Suicide Squad was another DCEU film that was said to have been reshot extensively to force Ayer’s vision to conform to studio demands. As fans raise

Paul Dano is not the first name that comes to mind when you think of comic book movie supervillains. The talented actor has appeared mostly in character-driven dramas and comedies in the past playing sensitive, often inward-looking men. Yet, Dano is set to don the green suit in Matt Reeves’ upcoming The Batman film to

The lights fade down to an ominously dark, bluish hue. The score bombards you with its Hans Zimmer-esque brass and electronic drums. In front of you, a seasoned television veteran calmly asking you questions while subtly negging you all the way. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, that game show phenomenon from the late ’90s and