By One of the best things about the larger Star Trek universe is how interconnected its worlds can be. Easter eggs abound. Plot threads can cross series. The actions of characters from centuries prior can often continue to shape those who come after them. And sometimes it gives fans a chance
Rian Johnson Has a Wild Way to Save Poker Face from Cancelation
Poker Face has been canceled by Peacock. After two seasons, the Columbo-inspired mystery series created by Rian Johnson has possibly met its end, despite strong reviews from critics. But that’s not the part that’s going to make you say, “Bullshit.” Rather, it’s the interesting idea that Johnson has for the
Teller Reflects On “Fantastic Four” Failure
Of the three different versions of the “Fantastic Four” to have hit cinemas in the past two decades, easily the worst both critically and commercially was the middle child – 2015’s “Fantastic Four”. The famously problematic production lost the studio an estimated $80–100 million, along with some terrible reviews. Just
The Wuthering Heights Trailer Is Peak “I Can Fix Him” Fantasy
The trailer for Emerald Fennell’s already controversial feature film adaptation of Wuthering Heights is here, and if this clip is anything to go by, the capital D-discourse around the movie is definitely not going to get any less divisive any time soon. Plenty of Emily Brontë purists will — and
Blu-ray Review: The Ogre of Athens (Limited Edition)
Under normal circumstances, I don’t immediately talk about a bonus feature on a movie, but things are different here. Novelist Jonathan Franzen does the introduction for The Ogre of Athens. He’s a legend for not being thrilled that Oprah Winfrey picked his novel The Corrections for her book club. He
