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Gunslinger returns in Taken From Rio Bravo

Taken from Rio Bravo follows the events of the first movie Gunfight at Rio Bravo released in January in the

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STAR TREK Continuity Challenges Goldsman

We all remember seeing various Behind The Scenes documentaries about Star Trek and catching sight of the extensive show “Bibles” and technical manuals. Huge folders. Binders overflowing with information, guarded by committed experts who have a mission to ensure that over 800 episodes, 13 movies, and numerous other media all somehow sync up and make […]

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FAMILY GUY Showrunners Join Strike

As the Writers Guild Of America strike kicked in a couple of weeks ago, the studios sent letters to showrunners who were also members of the WGA making it clear they expected work to continue. Writing duties were paused, but showrunner activity was to carry on. Lots of showrunners pushed back, and said they were […]

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X-Men ’97 Reminds Us That Gambit Was Always a Traitor

This article contains spoilers for X-Men ’97 season 2 episode 8. After months of teasing, the penultimate episode of X-Men ’97‘s second season, “Dead Man’s Hand,” finally reunites Remy Lebeau with his beloved Rogue and their fellow X-Men… but not in the way fans would have hoped. As much as

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The Shards Episodes 1 and 2 Review: Meet the Teen American Psychos of Autoerotic Autofiction

This review contains spoilers for The Shards episodes 1 and 2 “This story is fictional. Any similarity to persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.” We see that fine print a lot, but it’s front and center as we dive into FX’s The Shards, and for good reason: this is

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20 Years Later, Pan’s Labyrinth Still Reflects the Reality You Want to See

The world of Pan’s Labyrinth unfolds with tenderness, pain, and spirit over its two-hour runtime. Each frame of the film displays a care and intentionality that few other cinematic experiences achieve. At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, Den of Geek attended a Hall H panel celebrating the now-classic film’s 20th

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By August 5, 2026 News

Quick News: Bola, Secret, Deadlocked, Poetic

La Bola Negra (The Black Ball) Los Javis’s Spanish-language Oscar hopeful “La Bola Negra” is set to have hte longest theatrical run in Netflix history – the title hits cinemas October 16th ahead of a December 4th bow on the service – a gap of 47 days. It beats the

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By August 5, 2026 News

Final Trailer: “Insidious: Out of the Further”

Sony Pictures has released the new trailer for the Jacob Chase-penned and directed “Insidious: Out of the Further,” the sixth overall entry in the franchise. Amelia Eve stars as Gemma, a young mother raising her daughter in the house she grew up in who discovers she can travel into The

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