By A fantastically icky mash-up of black comedy and body horror, Michael Shanks’ Together is a biting satire about the horrors of codependency. And like any body horror that earns its stripes, it’s not for the squeamish. Real-life married couple Allison Brie and Dave Franco star as Millie and Tim, a
Paramount Sets $1.5B “South Park” Deal
Emmy and Oscar-nominated “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have done a groundbreaking five-year deal with Paramount. According to The LA Times, the deal encompasses the global streaming rights for the renowned animated series and totals a stunning $1.5 billion. Under it, regular “South Park” episodes will be
Prince – Sign O’ The Times hits IMAX screens in August
You might have seen Prince on the big screen when Prince – Sign O’ The Times came out in 1987, but this August you’ll be able experience His Royal Badness on the Huge Screen when the movie arrives at your local IMAX theater. The concert film features Prince’s masterpiece double
“Mortal Kombat II” Trailer Sets Launch Record
Warner Bros. Pictures launched the first trailer for its “Mortal Kombat” sequel last Thursday and it seems the audience has responded very well. Deadline reports that in its first 24 hours of release, the trailer clocked up 106.8 million worldwide views – setting a record for the biggest launch ever
Gunn On “Superman” Retcons & Box-Office
Much like “Sinners” earlier this year, “Superman” is doing strong business domestically but isn’t catching on as well overseas. The James Gunn-directed first effort of the DCU wrapped its second weekend at the box office with $58.5 million domestically, a drop of just 53% and a ten-day domestic gross of
