Next Robocop has a release date
It’s happening. It’s really happening! GUYS! The new Robocop sequel/remake/reboot thing has a release date! August 9, 2013. That’s 509 days! That’s 12414 hours! ...
Monthly Archives: February 2020
Two clips from [REC] 3 Genesis; world premiere tonight
[REC] 3 Genesis will have its world premiere tonight at midnight at SXSW, and you can bet one of our Flixist fellas will ...
Features
The Cult Club: Tideland (2005)
[The Cult Club is where Flixist’s writers expound the virtues of their favourite underground classics, spanning all nations and genres. It is a ...
The Horror Film Alphabet: Try to name them all
Back at the beginning of the year, we showcased the 1960s Film Alphabet by Stephen Wildish. The A-Z poster consisted of 26 representative ...
Theft of Nic Cage’s Action Comics #1 turning into film
Reno 911‘s Robert Ben Garant and Thomas Lennon have a heist movie in the works, and it involves Nicolas Cage and Action Comics ...
Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom to open Cannes Festival
We haven’t heard too much information yet about what will be shown at this year’s Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France, but now ...
Man from Nowhere getting remade, should be called Taken 3
I’m always kind of iffy about remakes of foreign films, but I get it. People want to capitalize on the ideas of others, ...
Gnomeo and Juliet sequel is a thing, is brilliantly named
Now I haven’t seen Gnomeo & Juliet (due to an unsettling fear of being bitten at the ankles), but even without my patronage the ...
Mission: Impossible 5 is a go
With the runaway success of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol, a fifth entry in the series was a given. So here’s that confirmation: ...
Wha’ Happened: The Network Roundup (3/8/12)
I really want an hot dog, but I don’t have any. I’m not sure when hot dogs became a thing that I didn’t ...
SXSW 2012: It Begins
Assuming I haven’t been butchered by Flixist Reviews Editor Geoff Henao, I should be on my way to the first screening of SXSW ...
Reviews
Review: John Carter
In terms of the film’s success, the actual quality of John Carter doesn’t even matter anymore. The film’s marketing has been so thoroughly ...