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New musical comedy Bo Burnham: Inside to hit Netflix

Bo Burnham’s returning to Netflix with his latest comedy musical offering, and boy are we ready for this. After a hiatus and time ...

By Sian Francis CoxApril 28, 20210

Movies

David Cronenberg returns with his first feature film since 2014

It’s been seven years since Canadian horror master David Cronenberg gave us Maps to the Stars, his brutal Hollywood drama and most recent feature ...

By Sam van der MeerApril 28, 20210

News

HBO reveals House of the Dragon is in full swing

When Game of Thrones ended, speculation about spinoffs and prequels ran rampant. At one point, HBO was rumored to be entertaining the idea of ...

By Nick HersheyApril 27, 20210

Television

Historical anime Yasuke gets a fresh trailer ahead of this week’s premiere

Premiering this Thursday, April 29, Netflix has released the official trailer for Yasuke, the anime telling the true story of one of the few, ...

By Sam van der MeerApril 27, 20210

Movies

Here are the major stories of the 2021 Oscars

The 2021 Oscars have concluded, finally closing the book on one of the worst years in film ever. It was a very non-traditional ...

By Jesse LabApril 26, 20210

Featured

Here are your 2021 Oscar Winners

It’s been another weird year for moviegoers, and this year’s Oscars is trying to make up for that after 2020’s show. COVID has ...

By Tarah BleierApril 25, 20210

Features

Snaxist: McDowell’s Big Mick and Chicken Chunks

To fans of the comedy classic Coming To America, McDowell’s is legendary. The brainchild of one Cleo McDowell, it’s a testament to fast ...

By Jesse LabApril 25, 20210

Features

Y’all slept on Infinity Train

There’s no feeling quite as sad as knowing that one of your favorite shows is getting canceled. While many shows are able to ...

By Jesse LabApril 24, 20210

Features

Recap: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 6

So ends the saga of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier with its sixth and final episode today. Heroes Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) and ...

By Sam van der MeerApril 23, 20210

Movies

Review: Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train

There are three types of anime feature films based on massive properties. The first kind (which happens to the majority) are meaningless spin-offs ...

By Jesse LabApril 23, 20210

Features

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation – A Reflection

People mature as they get older. It’s a fact. How much is up for debate but still it happens. There are certain things ...

By John MoreyApril 23, 20210

Featured

Review: Mortal Kombat

There’s a soft spot in every millennial’s heart for the original Mortal Kombat film. When the movie released, video game films were still ...

By Matthew RazakApril 22, 20210

New musical comedy Bo Burnham: Inside to hit Netflix

David Cronenberg returns with his first feature film since 2014

HBO reveals House of the Dragon is in full swing

Historical anime Yasuke gets a fresh trailer ahead of this week’s premiere

Here are the major stories of the 2021 Oscars

Here are your 2021 Oscar Winners

Snaxist: McDowell’s Big Mick and Chicken Chunks

Y’all slept on Infinity Train

Recap: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Episode 6

Review: Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation – A Reflection

Review: Mortal Kombat

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