By Spider-Noir may be about a guy who can shoot webs fighting people with electrical powers and super-strength, but it is fundamentally a riff on noir films. Literally “dark film,” film noir was the term that French critics applied to the crime movies that Hollywood made from the 1930s and through
Cantwell Confirms He’s On “Lanterns” Season 2
Christopher Cantwell has confirmed that he’s working on the second season of HBO’s “Lanterns”. DC Studios and HBO have yet to officially renew their upcoming series for a new run, but word broke earlier this week that acclaimed “Halt and Catch Fire” co-creator Cantwell has joined the “Green Lantern” comic-inspired
Kripke Addresses “The Boys” Season 5 Criticism
“The Boys” showrunner has addressed fan criticism of the final season of the show and that finale about which discussion is still ongoing. Much of the talk about the final episode has centered on the dialogue that Anthony Starr’s Homelander says to Karl Urban’s Billy Butcher as the former pathetically
Hawkzino Reviews THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU
I’ll keep this mostly spoiler free. When television series make their jump to the big screen, we typically see the stakes raised. The X-Files: Fight the Future killed off a recurring character, stopped hinting about aliens and actually showed them. Serenity tried to cram at least two seasons of material
“Fjord” Wins The Top Prize At Cannes
Cristian Mungiu’s “Fjord,” starring Sebastian Stan, took the top prize of the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday night. It marks the seventh consecutive top prize from the Croisette for U.S. distributor Neon – a winning streak that began in 2019 with “Parasite” and run through “Titane,”
