By Bren Foster returns behind the camera with his second feature, Relentless, an action film that blends brutal arena fights with a deeply personal battle off the mat. The film follows a former soldier who has rebuilt his life as an underground fighter. Hardened by combat and driven by responsibility, he
Giant Spider Review: ARACHNICIDE (2014)
I watched this piece of crap for three reasons: It was free on Youtube. It features giant spiders, and apparently that’s what I do. It has the best title I’ve seen in a while. At first I thought Arachnicide meant that the spiders would be killing lots of people, but
Third “Mortal Kombat” Film Script Teased
Even though the upcoming sequel to the 2021 film adaptation of the “Mortal Kombat” game franchise isn’t due out for another two months, Warner Bros. Pictures seems very keen to shorten the gap between entries. During New York Comic Con in October last year, the news came that “Moon Knight”
Ryan Gosling On Why He’s Doing “Star Wars”
Despite appearing in multiple blockbusters, Ryan Gosling has generally avoided major studio existing franchises since his “Young Hercules” years back in the 1990s. He’s certainly tackled familiar IP, including Nicholas Sparks books (“The Notebook”), old TV shows (“The Fall Guy”) and dolls (“Barbie”), but 2017’s “Blade Runner 2049” remains the
“The Testament of Ann Lee” Not Hitting Disc
Searchlight Pictures has announced a March 10th digital release for “The Testament of Ann Lee,” the wild, divisive, and much-talked-about historical drama musical starring Amanda Seyfried. However, they’ve also added a very specific fact within that announcement that has gotten social media abuzz – the film will be an exclusively
