There is something deeply impactful when you discover a story that isn’t as well known, but is incredibly important. The Resistance, which made its debut at this year’s Dances With Films, puts us in the middle of a resistance story during WWII, but it isn’t one many have seen before.
Why Star Trek’s Most Iconic Piece of Technology Isn’t Getting Invented Any Time Soon
The Star Trek franchise’s fingerprints are all over basically every piece of contemporary science fiction. From an idea as large as an intergalactic government system to a design as commonplace as a spaceship that doesn’t just look like a saucer, Star Trek’s innovation is the foundation for tropes and machinery
Resident Evil Survival Unit Teams Up with Monster Hunter
This article is presented in partnership with JOYCITY The popular mobile game Resident Evil Survival Unit, published by Aniplex and co-developed with JOYCITY, is about to get a lot bigger thanks to a collaboration with the fan-favorite Monster Hunter property. For a limited time only, Resident Evil Survival Unit players
10 Independence Day Weekend Movie Releases That Became Classics
Independence Day weekend can be a huge opportunity for movie studios and theaters. If they’ve got a genuinely good movie lined up, butts can easily start filling seats when people have more free time during the holiday. Tentpole movies can also win big, and it stands to reason that if
America 250 vs. How Hollywood Addressed the Country’s Last Landmark Birthday
Apollo Creed has a problem. In his first proper scene during the seminal 1976 sports classic, Rocky, Sylvester Stallone’s budding antagonist is introduced not as a villain or, necessarily, a fair-minded athletic rival. He’s a businessman sweating bullets because his upcoming New Year’s Day fight on the year of America’s