By There’s a lot of exploitation movies from the early ’70s that went AWOL after their original release. Mostly this was because outside of a movie theater, there was no market for them. The films were way too harsh to run in the middle of the night on a UHF station.
Glen Powell Plays Lou Gehrig For Linklater
Ten years after working together on college baseball film “Everybody Wants Some!,” actor Glen Powell and filmmaker Richard Linklater are re-teaming for a different kind of pitch hit. Powell will play iconic New York Yankee player Lou Gehrig in a new and currently untitled biopic set up at Universal Pictures.
Kenneth Branagh Stars In “Laird” TV Series
Actor/filmmaker Kenneth Branagh is set to get his own Paramount+ series. Branagh will both star in and executive produce “Laird,” a family drama set in the Scottish Highlands. The series will follow a local estate owner, the Laird of Castle Drummoch (Branagh), who challenges the ambitions of an American billionaire
Elon Musk’s AI Odyssey Redo Should Kill AI Movie Talk Once and for All
In the first line of Emily Wilson’s translation of Homer’s Odyssey, the poet beseeches the Muses, “Tell me about a complicated man.” That line, of course, refers to Odysseus, the crafty genius whose journey back home to Ithaca takes up most of The Odyssey. It could also refer to Christopher
Clayface Trailer Teases Other Batman Villains
While we’re all a little disappointed that Matt Reeves has pushed The Batman: Part II back to 2028, and we’re all annoyed that we still have no details on an official DCU Batman, that doesn’t mean we have to stay out of Gotham City. The upcoming film Clayface will bring
