Years ago, westerns used to dominate the cinematic landscape, and while we get an occasional one here and there, they have never really returned to their former glory. One director, Duncan Jones, whose latest film, Mute,
Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 is a film that we'll be getting this coming Thanksgiving, and yet despite all that, the marketing has been pretty nonexistent. Sure, we've seen a couple posters and
The first Valiant Entertainment series I ever read was Joshua Dysart's Harbinger, since that series I have become big supporter of Valiant's great titles (granted this was all pre-DMG). From that series came my favorite
It's kind of hard to take deaths in comic book movies seriously. In the Marvel Cinematic Universe alone, I've lost count of the number of characters who have "died" only to come back later. This
TNT's sci-fi series Snowpiercer seemed to be headed in the right direction. They had shot a pilot for a script based on the film of the same name from director Bong Joon-ho, and everyone involved
Oh, boy. It's not even Wednesday, and we're already dealing with stupid stuff like this. As we reported on Monday, director Kevin Smith suffered a massive heart attack on Sunday evening. Luckily, he made it
https://youtu.be/SggkMHx4GhQ That's right. The Oscars haven't even hit yet, and Screen Junkies is already working to take the piss out of this year's ceremony in a brand-new honest trailer. However, rather than poke fun at
It's safe to say that the Supreme Leader Snoke from Star Wars: The Last Jedi looked a bit different from the version we saw in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This could be from seeing him in hologram
The New Mutants was an unexpected little from the get-go. Initially pitched as sort of a YA version of X-Men, it quickly turned into something very different. With horror and Stephen King aficionado Josh Boone
Disney has been on quite the roll for the past handful of years. So much so, in fact, that it's rarer that they put out a bad film than a good one. Plus, with Black
