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By October 25, 2023 Movie

‘Deadpool 3’ Director Says Ryan Reynolds Wants To ‘Lose’ In The Threequel

Deadpool 3 is set to be the glorious reunion between Ryan Reynolds’ Merc with a Mouth and Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine. However, it may not be all sunshine and rainbows, with the film’s director Shawn Levy confirming Reynolds’ desire to “lose” in the film. Despite recent release date setbacks, Deadpool 3

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By October 25, 2023 Top

HorrorFest International Film Festival: Interview With GLUE TRAP Writer/Director Justin Geldzahler

This year’s HorrorFest International Film Festival boasted a terrific lineup (see more here) and one particular debut feature caught this critic’s attention, Glue Trap, written/directed by Justin Geldzahler.  I was able to talk with Geldzahler about the movie, his inspirations, and the process of getting this indie off the ground!

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By October 25, 2023 Top

The 13 Most Terrifying Superhero Comics of All Time

When it comes to comics, superheroes are inexplicably linked to monsters. Horror comics existed before the superhero boom launched with Action Comics #1 (1938), and continued going strong after the caped crowd flopped following World War II. When Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, and Stan Lee launched the Marvel Universe in

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By October 25, 2023 Top

Life Finds a Way: How Netflix’s Life on Our Planet Brought Prehistoric Animals Back to Life

This article is presented by Jeff Goldblum’s iconic assertion in 1993’s Jurassic Park is not just one of the most instantly quotable lines in cinema history; it also neatly sums up the four-billion-year history of life on Earth in four short words (five if you count the none-more-Goldblum “uh” in

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By admin October 25, 2023 News

Del Toro’s FRANKENSTEIN Project Adds Cast & Title

Guillermo del Toro has had a bit of a good run with Netflix. Pinocchio was rather good, well, compared to the turd Disney made. His series Cabinet of Curiosities was also very good, making an interesting anthology. Del Toro’s newest project with Netflix is a movie version of Mary Shelley’s

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