The Snyder Cut: What We Know About Zack Snyder's Justice League on HBO Max

After more than two years of fan demand, Warner Bros. is finally going to#ReleaseTheSnyderCut. Director Zack Snyder never got to realize his vision forJustice League, which originally hit theaters in November 2017. But the studio is now giving Snyder the resources he needs to bring his vision to life, with the Snyder Cut set to be released on HBO Max next year. Billed asZack Snyder’s Justice League, this will provide DC fans with the version of the movie the filmmaker originally intended to make....

July 28, 2025 · 7 min · 1312 words · Alicia Foster

Top Feel-Good Movies of the 2000s

Feel-good movies have a way of helping audiences forget about all of the stressful, negative, and burdensome aspects of their daily lives. This was especially the case in the 2000s when the loom of terrorism, global warming, and economic recession seemed to inflict emotional pain and stress on everyone in the US. For many, movies were a sort of salve with which they could escape (even if only for a temporary period)....

July 28, 2025 · 6 min · 1262 words · Eric Martinez

Upcoming Star Wars Movies Rumored to Have Lower Budgets

It looks like Disney may be tightening the purse strings on futureStar Warsmovies. The franchise remains largely mysterious, in terms of what will happen on the big screen in the coming years. We know Lucasfilm will be making more movies set in a galaxy far, far away, it’s just that nothing has been confirmed about them, officially speaking. Whatever shape they ultimately take, don’t be surprised if they are smaller in scale....

July 28, 2025 · 3 min · 489 words · Sandra Clark

Voorhees Brings Criminals to Crystal Lake in Friday the 13th Fan Film

Officially, it has now been the longest span of time betweenFriday the 13thmovies. The last one to be released was the 2009 remake by Platinum Dunes, which means we’re coming up on a decade without seeing Jason Voorhees on the big screen. Unfortunately, the future of the franchise remains uncertain, due to some legal drama going on over the rights. With it potentially being years before we get another official movie, filmmakers are taking it upon themselves to keep Jason alive in the meantime....

July 28, 2025 · 3 min · 506 words · Tanya Marks

Walking Dead Comic Comes to Surprise End, Creator Robert Kirkman Responds

Surprise, surprise! Is it good or bad? That depends on the individual’s point of view, but in something of a shock,The Walking Deadis coming to an end with issue #193, which officially hits stands this week. The zombie comic that kicked off 15 years ago from creator Robert Kirkman is coming to an unexpected end with an oversized, final issue. This concludes one of the most important and epic runs in comic book history....

July 28, 2025 · 4 min · 705 words · Helen Bradshaw

WandaVision Season 2 Plans Don't Exist Yet Says Director Matt Shakman

WandaVisionDirector Matt Shakman has denied any plans for Season 2 of the acclaimed Disney+ series.WandaVisiondebuted on Disney’s streaming platform as Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first entry for its Phase 4 slate.WandaVisionSeason 1 is about to end with a season finale this week; however, it doesn’t seem that the show will have a conclusive end. Despite getting down to the last episode, the series still has various questions left unanswered including the mystery behind Monica Rambeau’s powers, Evan Peters' Quicksilver, and a possible connection to X-Men Franchise....

July 28, 2025 · 3 min · 482 words · Robert Hernandez

Why Godfather of Harlem Season 3 Is a Must-Watch

Godfather of Harlempremiered in 2019 on Epix. The show, set in the 1960s, is a dramatization of the true story of the famous Harlem crime boss Bumpy Johnson,played brilliantly by Forest Whitaker. The series is produced by Chris Brancato and Paul Eckstein, the team behind the critically acclaimedNarcosseries on Netflix. If you are a fan ofgreat crime dramas, thenGodfather of Harlemis a must-watch, especially in its new third season. Godfather of Harlemoffers a fresh take on a well-worn genre by focusing on the often-overlooked story of Bumpy Johnson and his efforts to maintain power in a world of shifting alliances and complex political machinations....

July 28, 2025 · 5 min · 865 words · Amy Long

Why Joaquin Phoenix Is the Greatest Actor of Our Time

There’s something elusive, and deeply inscrutable aboutJoaquin Phoenix. For an actor of such critical and commercial approbation, he’s intriguingly camera-shy, with a peculiarly youthful tone to his voice and a propensity to almost stumble over his words. He possesses a permanent air as an actor from a long bloodline of theatrical talent. He is encased in this inexplicable mystique that not only makes him unreadable but an unknown quantity in the public eye and tabloid press....

July 28, 2025 · 5 min · 865 words · Kristi Cox

Why the Rebels Abandoned Crait Before Last Jedi

The Last Jedianswered some questions and raised a great many more. Luckily, Disney and Lucasfilm aren’t going to make us wait untilStar Wars 9to reveal everything we want to know. Or, much worse, not tell us at all. One mystery thatThe Last Jedididn’t answer was why theRebels abandoned the planet Crait, which is where the climax of the movie takes place, years before the events of this new trilogy. Now, thanks to a newStar Warscomic book, we have our answer....

July 28, 2025 · 3 min · 443 words · Eric Armstrong

10 TV Series That Will Never Be Canceled

With every passing year, hundreds of TV shows air their pilot episode, and hundreds air their final episode. In an industry that has such quick turnarounds and constant unease regarding job security, it is hard to find a show that seems to be invincible. Although the animated sector dominates the long-running TV show market, many shows survive on topical relevance, stories that can be told with any cast, or plots centered around a mainstay environment, such as a police station or school....

July 27, 2025 · 10 min · 2016 words · Scott Osborn

15 Best Action Sequences in the Live-Action Transformers Movies

For the most part, theTransformerssaga have stood pretty far from being critical favorites. They’re bland, filled with mostly-incomprehensible editing, and even worse dialogue. But that’s not to say there’s no merit to even the worst installments (in other words, those directed by Michael Bay). It’s just that usually that merit comes in the form of an action sequence, as opposed to anything poignant or truly memorable. That wouldn’t come untilBumblebeeand, to a lesser extent,Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, which both also had solid action sequences in their own right....

July 27, 2025 · 7 min · 1390 words · Thomas Walters

17 Underrated Classic K-Horror Movies

Koreanhorrormovies, aptly nicknamed K-horror, fall into a unique genre that steps outside of standard Western tropes and focuses more on elements like folklore, spirituality, and psychological terror. K-horror, specifically the classics, tends to steer clear of overused tricks like jump scares, and instead builds a story that hits viewers on a deeper, more emotional level. And yet, many classic Korean horror movies tend to get overlooked for more modern productions, likeTrain to Busan,I Saw the Devil, andThe Host....

July 27, 2025 · 10 min · 2001 words · Maureen Guerrero

2017 Razzie Awards Nominations Announced

The crop of cinematic crap in 2016 was so extensive that this year’s 37th AnnualRazzie Awardsis expanding from 5 nominees to an unprecedented 6 contenders in each of its 9 Worst Achievement in Film categories. Leading this year’s list of movie-misfires are the 15-years-too-late sequelZoolander No. 2and the WTF comic book battle-royaleBatman v Superman. Each is up for both Worst Picture and Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel. Other Worst Picture nominees includeDirty Grandpa,Gods of Egypt,Hillary’s AmericaandIndependence Day: Resurgence....

July 27, 2025 · 2 min · 424 words · Michelle Franklin