Beyond a couple of teasers, we haven’t seen too much from Damon Lindelof’s upcoming “remix” of Watchmen and we know even less about it. The HBO series serves as more of a continuation/re-contextualization of Alan Moore’s graphic novel, the events of which are considered historical in Lindelof’s telling. It also has…
Galaxy’s Edge has only been open to the public for two whole days, and already people are smuggling pieces of the new Star Wars land out of the Disney park and selling them on eBay. And we’re not talking about items for sale in the Galaxy’s Edge shops, but actual items and parts that aren’t meant to be removed from…
If there’s a Project Runway Twitter (there has to be, right?), it was undoubtedly shook by last year’s news that Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum were exiting the long-running reality series to develop their own show for Amazon. In the months since that announcement, Bravo debuted another season of Project Runway, with model …
After what feels like 80 seasons of Catfish on MTV, you might think the concept of catfishing has been played out, but just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, along comes the trailer for The Good Liar. Tired: A bunch of twenty-somethings sending each other fake nudes. Wired: Ian McKellen…
Few filmmakers come out of the gate swinging as hard as Ari Aster did with last year’s Hereditary—a brutal horror film that quickly became an all-timer (while further proving that Toni Collette needs a fucking Oscar already). The intense response to Hereditary ensured that Aster’s follow-up would be thirstily…
For many millennial women, there are some rituals with which we are painfully familiar: Over-plucking the hell out of our eyebrows, kissing our Tiger Beat teen heartthrob posters goodnight, making up dance routines to Des’ree’s “You Gotta Be,” and—as beautifully illustrated by Mel Magazine—obsessively pausing our…
On July 26, the ladies of Litchfield (and wherever the hell else they are) will return for the final season of Orange Is The New Black. And if this massively self-important trailer is to be believed, we’re about to witness “the epic conclusion of the series that changed everything”—by “everything,” surely Netflix is…
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The second annual Adult Swim festival just became even more attractive with two extremely awesome additions to its 2019 lineup: A special sneak preview screening of Rick And Morty’s season four premiere and the most righteous return of Dethklok. The real-life version of the band depicted in Adult Swim animated classic …
On this week’s Drunk History, Derek Waters welcomes Brian Tyree Henry—star of Atlanta, MVP of the new Child’s Play movie, and generally charming human being—to the couch to drunkenly retell the story of how soul legend Sam Cooke wrote “A Change Is Gonna Come.” (You could easily get more wasted than Henry if you took a…
This summer, the moviegoing masses will look up and shout, “Have we reached peak superhero yet?!” And Tom Berenger will look down and whisper, “[fart noise].” So it goes in the trailer for Supervized, a work of cinematic art in which Berenger, Beau Bridges, Louis Gossett Jr., and Fionnula Flanagan play elderly…
There are many wonderful things about Bill Hader’s Barry, but perhaps none more wonderful than unexpected breakout Anthony Carrigan. His eccentric NoHo Hank is a weirdly adorable and exceedingly lovable little criminal; charming is the word that comes to mind. And no upcoming film is potentially more charming than …
It’s probably not much of a coincidence that the new title for the upcoming Kingsman prequel was announced today, just a few days after Father’s Day: The King’s Man is the kind of title only a dad joke could love. Matthew Vaughn’s prequel, which is set in the 1900s and explores the origins of the fictional British…
It’s only been a little over a year since we last caught up with the students of Winchester University, but given the current state of our government and its ongoing effects on the human psyche, it feels like it’s been much, much longer than that. Thankfully, Dear White People is returning to Netflix very soon, as the…
Usually when a studio brings a film back to theaters for a limited engagement, it has something to do with awards season. And money. People like money, or so I’m told. In the case of Avengers: Endgame, the reason is—despite what Marvel’s Kevin Feige might tell you—most certainly the latter. As reported by Screen Rant,…
Earlier today The Daily Beast published a damning exposé in which eight women came forward with allegations that they had suffered repeated sexual assault and emotional abuse at the hands of Max Landis—son of filmmaker John Landis and screenwriter of such profound works of cinematic fiction as Victor Frankenstein and …
Y: The Last Man has re-re-emerged from development hell at FX, as the network has officially announced the hiring of Eliza Clark to take over showrunning duties. The news comes a couple of months after previous showrunners Michael Green and Aida Croal exited the long-developing adaptation over good ol’ “creative…
Have you ever been close to tragedy, or know someone who has? Have you ever felt the pain so powerful, so heavy you collapse? No? Well, this video is most certainly not for you, then. Please see yourself out. But if you answered yes to any or all of the queries above, then please enjoy Ska Tune Network’s profound…
Following the success of Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman, Hollywood is stocking up on ’80s-centric musician biopics. The next one on the docket is a biopic about Culture Club frontman and British pop icon Boy George from Sacha Gervasi, director of My Dinner With Hervé. While the project is probably a little ways out…
Over the past few weeks, a handful of stars from the original Ghostbusters movies have confirmed or strongly hinted at their return for the new reboot/sequel/whatever it is, directed by Jason Reitman (son of OG Ghostbusters director Ivan). We can now add Annie Potts’ name to that list, as the actress basically…
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