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From the beginnings of the DC universe, Oswald Cobblepot AKA The Penguin has been one of Gotham’s most notorious villains. Ahead of the August 1 release of Gotham: The Complete Second Season on Blu-ray™ including Digital HD and DVD, we are taking a look at the various depictions of the iconic mastermind on both the…
We often see amazingly strong and super human characters grace our cinema screens, doing unbelievable things and saving the world. Over the years we’ve seen more than our fair share of men and women taking on super villains and bad guys, but occasionally there will be those extraordinary characters that have other obstacles to overcome,…
There’s no denying that female superheroes can hold their own in the superhero world, without the help of men. Full of independence and sassiness, they are important role models to girls all around the globe. A well-loved female hero is Supergirl, played by Melissa Benoist. To celebrate the release of Supergirl season 1 on Blu-ray™…
Greg Nicotero was on hand to open the permanent Walking Dead walkthrough attraction today and brought a host of familiar guests with him to the opening. Greg was joined by Kyla Kenedy (“Mika Samuels” on “The Walking Dead”), Ross Marquand (“Aaron” on “the Walking Dead”), Brighton Sharbino (“Lizzie Samuels” on “The Walking Dead”), Michael Traynor…
According to research* conducted by Vue to mark the release of Independence Day: Resurgence, one in three people in the UK believes in aliens. I myself, have always been skeptical about the subject but after reading some of the following statistics even I am wondering if there really is other life out there as so…
Tackling the difficulties of disease within a marriage, the short drama, Muscle, has its World Premiere at Greenwich Film Festival on Thursday June 9th & 12th 2016 and NY Premier at The Soho International Film Festival June 11th 2016. Executive Produced by legendary filmmaker Frank Oz, among others listed below, the movie follows Amanda (Fiona Graham) as she…
So the crazy guys over at Fuzz on The Lens production have been keeping their feature film Abnormal Attraction very close to their chests, not much has been released, discussed, talked about. Everything is all very private. I took this opportunity to put on my private detectives hat, grabbed my monocle and searched for more…
Aaron Drane writer of the original web-series and the first Fear Clinic movie posted something on Twitter today that got me rather excited. In reply to a Corey Taylor fan page tweet, Aaron confirmed that a sequel is in the works starring none other than Corey Taylor. Nothing is ever set in stone but it…
Shane Black’s The Nice Guys is an extremely entertaining throwback to the 80’s buddy-cop film, but switch out cops for bumbling private detectives, and add a dash of 70’s-flavored aroma to the cinematic atmosphere. Starring the improbably perfect pairing of Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe as mismatched partners who start the film as enemies but…
Director Jeremy Saulnier has followed up 2013’s hugely acclaimed revenge thriller Blue Ruin with Green Room, a tense, gruesome chiller starring Anton Yelchin and Imogen Poots, about a punk band who find themselves at the mercy of a gang of neo-Nazi skinheads led by Patrick Stewart. How did you get Patrick Stewart to play a…
Jeremy Saulnier is a cinematic madman. His 2007 debut Murder Party announced a new, distinctive voice on the indie movie scene, while his follow up, 2013’s blistering revenge thriller Blue Ruin demonstrated that a tremendous new talent had taken a huge leap forward. And now, with his latest film, the pulverizing horror-thriller Green Room, he’s…
Films like Married Life don’t come around very often. Ira Sachs’ genre bender was given a limited release in 2007 but I doubt many people are familiar with it, which is weird given its starry cast: Chris Cooper, Pierce Brosnan, Patricia Clarkson, and Rachel McAdams. A highly stylized cross of Todd Haynes’ superior Far From…
Director Philip B. Swift discovers a community of people who identify as Darksiders. They are urban explorers who jump off the rides and film behind the scenes at the park, counterfeiters who create fake Disney employee ID badges to sneak into the Magic Kingdom utilidors, “Disney gang” members, podcasters looking for an offline connection in…
Introduction The long short film genre is interesting to me because it is an area where you can make mini-feature films on a very small budget. It is also the closest taste to shooting a full-length movie. I wanted to steer in this direction with Paradis because it is my sixth film and all my…
This movie makes me happy. It makes me laugh. It leaves me with a fat grin on my face every time I see it. Jack Nicholson as POTUS and a sleazy car salesman in the same film! I can remember seeing this bit of craziness on opening night 20 years ago (this December!), hot on…
The experience of watching Midnight Special was akin to eating 50 Oreos with a humongous glass of ice cold milk. In short, I loved every single second of this fantastic film, but I’m not too surprised, considering how Jeff Nichols has only made quality films, with his sophomore effort, Take Shelter, registering as a masterpiece…
