By Umberto Lenzi is one of the greats of Italian exploitation cinema. He directed Giallo, horror, Spaghetti Westerns, cop flicks, cannibal classics and even came to America for a few films. In 1966, Lenzi made a movie based on a comic book anti-hero that wore a skeleton suit. Kriminal became a
Quick News: Narnia, X-Men, Dawn, Tommy, Decline
Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew The first official logo is out for filmmaker Greta Gerwig’s “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew” based on the novel by author C. S. Lewis. David McKenna, Beatrice Campbell, Emma Mackey, Carey Mulligan, Ciarán Hinds, Daniel Craig, and Meryl Streep star. In the film, the touch of a
Trailer: Evans, Taylor-Joy In “Sacrifice”
Netflix has premiered the trailer for “Athena” filmmaker Romain Gavras’s new feature “Sacrifice”. Evans plays a fading movie star who attends a high-end environmental charity gala trying to get back in the spotlight. He’s quickly upstaged when he and two other guests are taken hostage by Joan (Taylor-Joy) and her
Paramount Moving Out Of Hollywood?
Following the reported threat to move Paramount-Skydance out of California if the anti-trust lawsuit against the studio isn’t settled, both TMZ and Deadline are now reporting that it could well be happening. The outlets indicate that Paramount top brass have told key officials and stakeholders the company is ‘deadly serious’
Is Paramount really going to leave California?
Is Paramount getting ready to leave California? It’s looking likely. Last month, Paramount CEO David Ellison told a handful of top executives that the company would begin the process of leaving California on October 1 if California Attorney General Rob Bonta refused to negotiate a settlement to the state’s antitrust
