By The Waves of Madness has been marketed as “the world’s first side-scrolling horror film.” Its director, writer, and producer, Jason Trost, stars as Legrasse, a Snake Plissken-esque badass secret agent who’s dispatched to a cruise ship to investigate after a Lovecraftian being attacks. Trost is a veteran of the Australian
Somehow Mortal Kombat 2 Already Became a Victim of Its Own Success
Mortal Kombat will keep dishing out fatalities at the multiplex! A third installment in the revived video game movie franchise has now officially been greenlit, but you’d be quite right in noting that we’re still waiting on its second. It turns out there’s a weird (but good) reason for that:
Turns Out Gilmore Girls Wasn’t All Coffee and Coziness
Gilmore Girls is marking its 25th anniversary this year, and watching the show is still like wrapping yourself in a warm, cozy blanket. But while the sweet world of Stars Hollow and its kooky cast of characters may always feel effortless to us, it was anything but relaxed behind the
Turtle Beach Reveals New Xbox Controllers
This looks great. Turtle Beach Corporation (Nasdaq: TBCH) announced its array of new Designed for Xbox controllers are now available. Designed for Xbox and Windows, the four unique new colorways – Blue Kitsune, Cotton Candy, Kyoto Bloom, and Dark Cosmos – for the Turtle Beach® Rematch™ Advanced Wired Controller for
Blu-ray Review: Furious Swords And Fantastic Warriors – The Heroic Cinema of Chang Cheh
Prolific doesn’t come close to describing the filmography of director Chang Cheh (One-Armed Swordsman & Five Venoms). He began directing in 1950 and didn’t stop until 1993. While he was busy, his output went into the Stratosphere when he joined The Shaw Brothers in the mid-60s. How prodigious was Cheh?
