[ad_1] If you are a fan of CD Projekt Red’s titles The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077, then Humble Bundle has got something special for you. The Witcher X Cyberpunk by Dark Horse (affiliate link) book bundle offers 19 titles from both universes, valued at $361, for a meager $18. You have compendiums like The World […]

[ad_1] Jerry Seinfeld asked Chris Rock to mock the infamous Slap in Unfrosted but the comedian turned it down since it was so fresh. As much as Will Smith wanted Chris Rock to keep his wife’s name out his f*ckin’ mouth, the comedian wanted to lay as low as possible after The Slap. That included […]

[ad_1] Movies and television, despite the fact that both are mediums where actors reenacting usually fictional scenarios are recorded on cameras and screened for rapt audiences, are not the same. They’re completely different mechanisms for storytelling — one is obviously longer than the other, with more of an emphasis on character and story evolution, while […]

[ad_1] Nevertheless, Aisha perseveres. Wright, so funny and fierce in the “Black Panther” movies, harnesses that same fire here, indicating her character’s loneliness and anguish through her restrained body language and measured speech. We learn a little about the ordeal that drove her from her homeland through meetings with the immigration lawyer assigned to her […]

[ad_1] The John Wick franchise is expanding into the world of pinball machines! Lionsgate has teamed with Stern Pinball to release a new series of pinball machines inspired by the series of action films. Players will “step into the role of the world’s greatest assassin as he fights to escape his past. As the titular […]

[ad_1] The premiere dates for the two-part season of That ’90s Show has been announced, with episodes hitting in the summer and fall. You never really know which spin-offs will work, but That ‘70s Show sequel That ‘90s Show has proven to be a hit with viewers, who turned to the show for exactly the […]

[ad_1] Hollywood is mourning the loss of one of the giants of American independent and cult cinema. Roger Corman reigned as the biggest name in little movies for much of the second half of the twentieth century. Through his various production companies, he directed and produced some of the most popular and influential cult, genre, and […]

[ad_1] “Gasoline Rainbow” is a road film in its truest form. The best understanding we get of “home” are glimpses of high school IDs and peeks into childhood bedrooms as the teens prepare to leave them behind. Everything else is the open road. From abandoned towns to turbine fields and quick familial drop-ins amidst train […]

[ad_1] The Old Woman lives in a deep Estonian forest, alone and isolated. Her parents came here to settle to raise and educate their children in the right way. They all died long ago. The Old Woman leads her farm, until one day her world almost collapses due to the intrusion of a lost stranger. […]

[ad_1] Here’s a piece of poster art for the classic 1981 sci-fi/fantasy film Heavy Metal that was created by artist Aaron Lea for Hero Complex Gallery. Heavy Metal blends science fiction and fantasy themes with an anthology-style structure. The movie is based on stories from the magazine of the same name and features a collection […]