Review: Woman Walks Ahead
Families displaced, land stolen, women without a voice – sound familiar? Well, it’s all here in the subject matter of Woman Walks ...
Monthly Archives: July 2020
Television
A second season trailer for The Umbrella Academy takes things back to ’63
The characteristically-strange and decidedly-unorthodox studies of the superheroic Umbrella Academy continue in a brand new trailer for the second season of Netflix’s hit ...
Movies
The Peter Pan live-action remake might get Jude Law as Captain Hook
Cast this one into the bizarre territory, but it seems as if the upcoming live-action Peter Pan remake will see actor Jude Law ...
Movies
Studio Ghibli’s Earwig and the Witch to come stateside in 2021
Did you know it’s been half a decade since we last received a Studio Ghibli movie? While Hayao Miyazaki is hard at work ...
Movies
Black Widow’s Director says film sets up new female lead in the MCU
After seeing one of the most kick-ass women in the MCU bite the dust in Avengers: Endgame, fans have been looking for closure. ...
Review: Zombie For Sale
The zombie movie is a genre that never quite dies. Like any infectious disease, it seems to fall dormant for a while before ...
Movies
First trailer for Kevin Hart’s Quibi film, Die Hart, definitely features Die Hard jokes
Quibi may be struggling (hint: its not COVID’s fault) but they’re still releasing a host of content with big names. Their next attempt ...
News
Production resumes on Netflix’s Cowboy Bebop
Production of Netflix’s live-action Cowboy Bebop series has resumed after being postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. After a couple of setbacks with ...
News
Ennio Morricone has died
Legendary Italian musician and composer Ennio Morricone has passed away today, having broken his femur in a fall last week and fallen into ...
Movies
Review: Hamilton
Once in a generation, a musical comes along to change what it means to be a Broadway musical. Sure, shows like Hairspray, Cats, and The ...
Both sweet and sour versions of Seth Rogen appear in first trailer for An American Pickle
Dual-roles are great. For me it’ll always be Peter Sellers in Dr Strangelove with his triple roles, equal parts mad scientist, timid RAF captain, and bumbling American president. Looking ...
Features
25 years later, Shanghai Triad is still a unique take on the gangster genre
By the mid-90s, the “Gangster Film” had become a pretty overstuffed genre in the film industry. Around for practically as long as films ...