By Will they, won’t they… even could they? There has been a lot of talk recently about The Batman universe potentially being the iteration of the Caped Crusader who actually appears in the new DCU. The success of The Penguin, and a new appreciation in some quarters for Reeves’ original movie,
Retro-Review: THE STUNT MAN (1980)
The Stunt Man came and went without a trace in 1980. It has since gone on to become a cult classic. Is The Stunt Man worthy of the attention? Let’s gird our wire harnesses and find out… The Stunt Man’s plot is thus: a fugitive stumbles onto a movie set
AMERICAN PSYCHO Remake Not A Thing?
After all that fuss? Rumors have been flying around recently that Challengers and Queer director Luca Guadagnino was being lined up for a remake of American Psycho. This was picked up by the trades. Now the author of the original story, Brett Easton Ellis, has thrown this all into doubt.
“Severance” Season 2 Reviews Are Stunning
Apple TV+ is set to premiere the second season of its acclaimed sci-fi psychological thriller series “Severance” in a little over a week, and today the reviews for the new run have gone up. The first season received fourteen nominations at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Drama Series
Taylor Kitsch Contacted For FNL Reboot
Actor Taylor Kitsch has revealed that he has been contacted in regards to starring in the upcoming reboot of “Friday Night Lights” at Peacock. Universal Television is currently planning a new version of the acclaimed 2006-2011 sports drama series which they also produced. Peacock secured the rights to the new
