By Media interviews for Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” have been underway for a few days, including ones with the man himself discussing some of his creative choices for the film. One choice is the film’s R rating, his fourth to date and one fitting with the original material, but still a
Blu-ray Review: Rise of the Super Tromettes
Tromaville, New Jersey is the city that has kept bubbling with creativity since 1984 when the Toxic Avenger put it on the map. Over the decades, we’ve seen so many films that have taken place in the town. Yet New Jersey refuses to recognize Tromaville on the maps at the
5 Shows About British People Being Miserable to Celebrate the Fourth of July
First of all, congratulations. You did it. Two-hundred and fifty years ago, you adopted the Declaration of Independence and ditched Great Britain. You put your foot down. And you were right to do it. We were toxic and we weren’t making you happy. I’d love to say we learned, healed,
“Cyberpunk 2077” Hits 40 Million Copies Sold
CD Projekt Red has announced that as of today, nearly six years after its release, “Cyberpunk 2077” has reportedly reached the 40 million copies worldwide sales mark. The figure includes copies of the game sold separately and in the Ultimate Edition bundle. The game launched on console and PC on
Sneak Peek: “Sonic” Anniversary Anime Short
The official YouTube channel for Sonic the Hedgehog has offered a sneak peek at the upcoming animated short “Sonic the Hedgehog: Memories and Beyond!”. Announced by SEGA at Anime Expo 2026, the reveal came during a Sonic animation retrospective panel featuring Takashi Iizuka, Tyson Hesse and Evan Stanley. In the
