Old Superman Dean Cain: New Superman Too Woke
Former Superman actor Dean Cain says he’ll go see James Gunn’s new Superman — starring David Corenswet as the Man of Steel — but defended a joke by Fox News’ Jesse Watters about the new Superman being so pro-immigrant that…
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This Brutally Honest Crime Thriller Is an Uncomfortable Look at a Very Hot Topic Issue
"In a way, it's sort of the fate of Palestinians, not to end up where they started, but somewhere unexpected and far away." To a Land Unknown opens up with a quote by the famous Palestinian-American scholar, Edward Said, thrusting…
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Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay Play Against Type in This Crime Thriller Based on a True Story
Making a feature film based on a real-life story can be a challenge. For biopics, the story often becomes predictable and melodramatic. For darker, tragic stories, you run the risk of going off the rails and losing the plot by…
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James Gunn Thanks Fans For Superman’s Blockbuster Opening & Calls Success “A Hopeful Testament To The Kindness And Quality Of Human Beings”
Director James Gunn celebrates Superman's overwhelmingly positive reception as the DCU's first movie heads to the top of 2025's box office. Gunn's Superman opened with $122 million domestically and $95 million internationally, for a domestic total of $217 million. With…
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‘Murderbot’s Noma Dumezweni Explains What Mensah Is Thinking in That Finale Reaction Shot
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for the Murderbot finale. Over the course of Apple TV+'s Murderbot, its titular character (endearingly played by Alexander Skarsgård) has fought against its two biggest desires — what it was programmed to do…
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Why Can’t More Detective Thrillers Be As Twisty & Stylish As Rian Johnson’s Directorial Debut?
Since he landed on my radar with the thrilling and intelligent sci-fi thriller Looper, Rian Johnson has remained one of my favorite filmmakers as he's ventured through everything from a galaxy far, far away with Star Wars: The Last Jedi…
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Lena Dunham’s Netflix Rom-Com ‘Too Much’ Lands Impressive Rotten Tomatoes Debut
Lena Dunham, the creator of the critically lauded Girls, is back with her latest series, Netflix's Too Much. Dunham's anticipated outing follows New Yorker Jessica (Megan Stalter) as she navigates life in London after a breakup. The rom-com landed on…
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“F* You. There’s Far Too Many of Me to Kill” — GeekTyrant
Johnny Depp has finally opened up more directly about his abrupt firing from the Fantastic Beasts franchise, and he’s not sugarcoating it.The actor famously portrayed dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and its sequel…
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Heads of State Review: Explosions and Exhaustion
In an age where global politics often feel like farce and reality TV stars somehow find themselves in positions of power, Heads of State arrives with a premise that seems ripe for sharp satire and raucous action comedy. Directed by…
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With ‘Jurassic World Rebirth,’ Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Proves That Scene-Stealers Don’t Wait for Permission — They Just Show Up
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo started dreaming of a career in movies while growing up on a ranch in Mexico. A terrible student, he preferred to watch films and lose himself in the magical worlds within them. Seeing Dustin Hoffman as Captain Hook…
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Netflix’s New Sci-Fi Thriller Is an Escape Room Puzzle Not Worth Solving
Way back in 1997, a Canadian sci-fi/horror film titled Cube became a video-store cult hit thanks to its clever story, which finds six strangers waking up one day trapped in a series of deadly, interconnected rooms and having to solve…
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Why Benny Blanco Says He Shazams His Own Songs Sometimes
Even if Benny Blanco made the song, it doesn’t mean he’s going to remember it forever. The record producer and songwriter made a recent appearance on Jake Shane’s Therapuss podcast, where he admitted that he has to look up his…
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