While scrolling through movies to watch, I noticed The Bluff. It had Karl Urban and Priyanka Chopra Jonas in it, so how bad could it be? Read on, dear Outposter, read on. The Bluff is set sometime in the 1700s, I think. I was watching it while doing some work,

I recently blazed through a rewatch of the Phantasm movies and thought I would get my thoughts down for Last Movie Outpost. I absolutely love this random, chaotic and often frustrating franchise, and I will do my best to articulate why in a two-part article. This article will cover parts

Australian filmmaker Baz Luhrmann has recently been out promoting his Elvis Presley concert film “EPiC” and has been getting ready to shoot his new Joan of Arc biopic with Isla Johnston (“The Queen’s Gambit”) starring. As a director, Luhrmann has been on the scene for almost four decades now after

Remember when video game to movie adaptations were a standing joke? From Super Mario Bros. to Doom, Hollywood just couldn’t help itself. Take a well-loved IP with a set lore, and then think they could do better and change it all. Then end up sitting there looking dumbstruck as to