By James Gunn and Peter Safran have been handed the keys to the DC Universe on film and television. Most people probably haven’t been keeping up with the drama at Warner Bros., and their first exposure to Gunn and Safran’s new DC Universe will likely be Superman: Legacy this summer. But
Red Hulk Destroys The White House In New ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ TV Spot
Get down, Mr. President! Red Hulk starts to smash in a brand new TV spot for Captain America: Brave New World, featuring a destroyed version of the White House! While Red Hulk has been the center for a lot of promotion for Captain America: Brave New World, there hasn’t been
Blu-ray Review: Dark Sanctuary – The Story of The Church
Back in the Aughties, I had pals that ran a monthly goth-industrial-dance – fetish night called The Dirge Factory. I wasn’t the most gothy of people outside of my Bauhaus records, but I didn’t mind putting on a black shirt. The location was the legendary Underground restaurant in the basement
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In the new trailer for Sinners, Ryan Coogler’s first foray into the horror genre, a worldly voice warns, “There are legends of people where the gift of making music [is] so true, it can conjure spirits from the past and the future. This gift can bring fame and fortune, but
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There’s a certain irony to the fact that the zombie movie has been done to death. Enter writer-director Meera Menon, who reanimates the zombie apocalypse as a mumblecore dramedy to impressive effect. Menon’s ultra-low-budget debut feature film, Didn’t Die, is a snarky yet sincere vision of life after a mass
