Movie Review: Bill & Ted Face the Music.
For fans of the franchise, Face the Music is one most triumphant swan song. After one long, strange journey, Bill and Ted complete their trilogy. Through ups and downs, and [more]
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Movie News: Chadwick Boseman Passes, Age 43.
The star of Black Panther and Marshall succumbed to a long battle with colon cancer. 2020 has taken an awful lot from us. With 180 thousand souls gone due to [more]
See It Instead: Bill & Ted 3.
Need a trio of films to screen while you wait for out time-traveling saviors? Got you covered. Thirty years of waiting for the conclusion of the Bill and Ted story [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: Bill & Ted Face the Music.
New Mutants comes out too…but, c’mon. It’s Bill and Ted time, folks. Fox’s New Mutants is clearly laboring under the most hellacious movie production curse since Jodorosky’s Dune. I’ve been [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Unhinged Opens Wide.
Our first pandemic wide release blew the doors open to take first place. In a big step forward for theaters, Russell Crowe’s new thriller, Unhinged, took the top spot with [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: Unhinged, The Pale Door.
The first wide release films of the pandemic hit theaters this weekend. This week we enter a new milestone of the Covid-19 era: wide release films return to theaters. Last [more]
Retro Review: Project ALF (1996)
ALF got a second chance after a disastrous series finale. How’d the fuzzball do? Last week I talked about how NBC backstabbing caused one of my favorite sitcoms, ALF, to [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: SpongeBob Runs the Box.
SpongeBob’s latest feature film was the big winner as the box office continues to improve. I’m a little surprised it took this long for a kid’s movie to make a [more]
TV That Ruined My Childhood: ALF.
The cat-eating alien from Melmac invaded my childhood through TV, Film, and even cartoons. This Ruined My Childhood entry really stands above and beyond the usual nightmare fuel we cover. [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: Sputnik, SpongeBob – Sponge on the Run.
The theatrical release market stays hot with just a dash of Home Theatrical releases on the horizon. August has got you covered from summer jazz documentary to aliens hitch-hiking inside [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: The Tax Collector Collects Win.
Shia Labeouf‘s new crime thriller The Tax Collector cashed a big return on opening weekend. Despite the state of the country, the box office looked healthy heading into the second [more]
Short Film Review: Strasbourg 1518.
Jonathan Glazer’s short about uncontrollable dancing shows how easily the mundane can become terrifying. It took a few weeks for Glazer’s latest short to hop the pond due to BBC [more]