By Simon Stalenhag’s graphic novel The Electric State was a poignant, melancholy look at an alternate version of war-torn America. The Russo Bros. made their name with big bombastic blockbusters with a maximalist visual sense. One would think that these two creators wouldn’t be interested in a graphic novel that so
4K UHD Review: Deep Blue Sea (Limited Edition)
Shark Week is a holiday in my house. No other show exists in primetime during those days that doesn’t feature fins and massive rows of teeth. While I have learned that not every shark is a mindless killing machine, there seem to be quite a few that can’t help chewing
Trailer: Joe Carnahan’s “Shadow Force”
Lionsgate has released the official trailer for the Joe Carnahan-directed action thriller “Shadow Force” about a former special forces couple who become targets. In the film, Kyrah and Isaac were once the leaders of a multinational special forces group called Shadow Force. They broke the rules by falling in love,
The ‘Other NATO’ Becomes Cinema United
After being dubbed the “other NATO” for years now, exhibition group the National Association of Theatre Owners has been rebranded. The organisation, which represents thousands of exhibitors across the globe covering more than 61,000 screens, announced Tuesday it will undergo a name change to Cinema United. They’ve even got a
“God of War” Writer Confirms Two Season Order
The TV series adaptation of PlayStation’s beloved “God of War” video game series has been confirmed to have scored a two season order at Amazon Prime Video. Recently Peabody-winning genre TV extraordinaire Ronald D. Moore sat down with “The Mandalorian” actress Katee Sackhoff to discuss his body of work on
