By A new report at TMZ claims that filmmaker Quentin Tarantino will write and both he and Sylvester Stallone will co-direct a 1930s-set gangster series. The outlet says the pair envision the project as a six-episode limited series, with “a full array of gangster elements: shootouts, boxing, showgirls, brass bands, etc.”.
“X-Men” Reboot Scribe Writing “Fast Forever”
Actor/producer Vin Diesel has confirmed that Michael Lesslie (“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes,” “Now You See Me: Now You Don’t”) has been hired to pen the script for “Fast Forever,” the eleventh and final film in the “Fast and Furious” franchise. Leslie, who is also penning
Robert Pattinson Teases ‘Extraordinary’ Sequel To ‘The Batman’: ‘[It’s] Very Different’
Is The Batman going to defy all expectations! Robert Pattinson teases that the sequel will evolve past the already legendary first installment of the saga. Robert Pattinson has been a busy bee this past year, working on major projects such as Dune Part 3 and The Drama. As such, the
SXSW 2026: GRIND & DRAG
Two of my favorite films of the festival were stories that balanced the wonderful line between comedy and horror, the absurd and the terrifying. Grind, an anthology film that has four interconnecting stories within the world of gig jobs, is directed by Ed Dougherty, Brea Grant, and Chelsea Stardust. The
Chuck Norris’ Death Is the End of a Very Particular Millennial Humor Internet Era
Death once had a near-Chuck experience. So goes one of the best Chuck Norris facts, an online repository of tall-tales about the bearded action star. Since 2005, Chuck Norris has been defined less by his ’80s action movies, his incredibly popular TV show Walker, Texas Ranger, or his conservative politics,
