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The Wolf Man has a shaggy history in the annals of cinema. After premiering in George Waggner’s well-regarded 1941 feature, the character went on to appear in increasingly desperate mashups alongside Frankenstein, Dracula, Abbott and Costello, and—for some godforsaken reason—Alvin and the Chipmunks. Joe Johnson’s 2010 dreadfully dull remake with

Representation in film matters. Whether we realize it or not, whether we benefit from it or not. As Michelle Obama once said to Variety: “For so many people, television and movies may be the only way they understand people who aren’t like them.” It can be easy to forget that

The Flash in many ways was an appropriate end to the DC Extended Universe. Yes, the film also included a post-credits scene which set up the obligatory and already forgotten Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, but that underwater superhero movie arrived in theaters like a sunken afterthought. Meanwhile The Flash,

Turn back the clock 30 years and gear up for action-packed Caped Crusader adventures with the brand-new DC Comics Retro Collection from leading global children’s entertainment company Spin Master! “Available exclusively at Target, this collection celebrates 30 years of Batman Forever starring Val Kilmer, with authentic movie styling plus retro

Universal Pictures just dipped their toes into the growing trend of animated movies getting the live-action treatment. And, to my surprise, they may have completely outclassed the competition. This is the 1st trailer for How To Train Your Dragon. In the remote northern isle of Berk, viking warriors have been