By Everyone has that one movie habit that can pull them straight out of a story. It might be a character making an obviously terrible decision, a romance that feels completely unnecessary, or a plot twist that only exists because nobody thought to have a five second conversation. These little annoyances
Sheer Force of Ambition: David Kittredge on “Exorcist II” and “Boorman and the Devil”
From practically the moment that it first hit theaters in June of 1977, “Exorcist II: The Heretic,” John Boorman’s follow-up to William Friedkin’s enormously successful 1973 adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s best-seller, has been written off as one of the biggest and most baffling disasters in Hollywood history. In many
Zach Cregger teases how Resident Evil stays true to the games, including some first-person-shooter perspective
True to the Game After years of Paul W.S. Anderson’s hyper-stylized action version of Resident Evil and a less-than-favorably-received Netflix series, fans of the Capcom games breathed a sigh of relief when they heard that Weapons writer and director Zach Cregger would be helming the next reboot. When the trailer
People Share Their Favorite ‘Dead’ Video Game Franchise
There is something uniquely frustrating about loving a video game series that seems to have been forgotten. The games may still have devoted fans, memorable characters, incredible soundtracks, or mechanics that nobody quite managed to recreate, yet years can pass without another proper entry. Sometimes a franchise simply faded away,
A post-collapse territory of Battle Cabin
A new post-apocalyptic action thriller is preparing to throw audiences into a world where civilization has collapsed and survival depends on who can adapt fastest. The film stars Josh McKenzie as Kellan, a man living with his family in a secure homestead after a massive global attack has plunged society
