By Ari Aster started writing the film that would become Eddington in 2020 as COVID19 halted the world. Five years later, COVID19 is still killing thousands of people monthly around the world, and the political landscape has changed in ways that people in the 2010s could never imagine. It’s a stark
The Strange History of Smurfs Movies and How These Blue Bastards Keep Coming Back
If you’ve been to the theaters recently and passed a standee for the upcoming Smurfs movie, chances are, you have audibly asked, “Those little blue bastards are back? AGAIN!? WHY?!” Lord knows I have. Somehow out of all the family-friendly intellectual property (IP) in existence, Hollywood keeps resurrecting comic artist
The Last Movie Outpost Quiz
I was going to give the quiz a theme, but I couldn’t decide on Superman movies or expressive German arthouse movies from before the war. In the end, I just thought I would have a quiz from the news this week, so see if you were paying attention. There are
Indie Review: HEIDI – RESCUE OF THE LYNX
Just for a moment, slow down, relax and breathe. In the chaotic world of entertainment, it’s all blood, guts and gore. Why not relax with a nice family film, like Heidi: Rescue of the Lynx. We had the trailer for Heidi recently, and I know most of you weren’t impressed.
Quick News: Infamous, Barbie, Werwulf, Magic
Infamous Sucker Punch Productions game designer Nate Fox, who directed “Ghost of Tsushima” and October’s “Ghost of Yotei,” was asked about the company potentially returning to the “Infamous” franchise. He says: “I would love to work on more Infamous. I would love to see a trilogy rerelease, but Sucker Punch
