By We still live in dark times, as in, we’re in one of the worst cultural deserts in a long time. There’s very little to look forward to. Once a year, we have Star Wars Day, May the Fourth. Even that gets less and less of a thing these days. May
Musical Theatre Review: THE LOST BOYS
I managed to catch a preview of new Broadway musical The Lost Boys, based on the 1987 vampire movie of the same name. I wasn’t going to review it, mainly because this website isn’t called Last Musical Outpost. But inspiration struck following a recent confession article. Outposter DwC, author of
Enos On Potential “World War Z 2” Return
The 2013 zombie action film “World War Z” was a commercial success, pulling in $540 million to become the highest-grossing zombie film of all time. It also had production issues which led to a reshot third act and a fairly costly budget said to be well over $200 million. A
Abdul-Mateen On Exiting “Furiosa” Role
At one time, Emmy winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (“Wonder Man,” “Aquaman”) was attached to a key role in George Miller’s “Mad Max: Fury Road” prequel “Furiosa”. Specifically Abdul-Mateen II was slated to star in the Praetorian Jack role that ultimately went to British actor Tom Burke and serves as an
Consumers Sue To Block Paramount-WB Deal
A small handful of consumers have filed a lawsuit against Paramount Skydance seeking to block its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California, alleges the Paramount-Warner deal will lead to increased prices, fewer consumer choices and reduce production
