The year is 2019. Transported via Prius, a lone traveler is dropped off where the road ends and hikes past the private property sign. Eventually, he makes his way to the deserted Camp Redwood, where
Andy Weir is one of those big success stories in the indie publishing world. This was a guy who wrote a little story on his blog called The Martian before Crown Publishing came a-knocking on
While the original Trolls film was the kind of movie that was easy to get cynical about, it turned out to be a fun little movie. It wouldn’t exactly win any awards, but not every
It’s easy for the uninitiated to look at the titular Mandalorian bounty hunter in The Mandalorian and assume this guy either has a connection to Boba Fett or is Boba Fett. And it would make
School is so competitive nowadays. It’s all about keeping up with the studies, the parties, and the life. In Li Dong’s directorial debut, Stealing School is one of the highlighted feature films playing at this
While us fans are still more or less in the dark about what is actually going to happen in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, we do know it will put a cap on a
Heralded as “the Pope of Pop Cinema,” Roger and Julie Corman pull back the curtain on their lifetime of innovative genre filmmaking in this never-before-seen docu-series. The Cormans open up about their iconic pool of
https://youtu.be/mH19gKo7W7w The now-infamous Mos Eisley Cantina scene in A New Hope. Originally the scene was true to character, as Han Solo would never let anyone get the drop on him, always a man with some
Frozen II has quite the bar to hit when it comes to both popularity and overall quality. That first movie went on to be the highest-grossing animated film of all-time until The Lion King remake
Brooklyn Nine-Nine is one of those shows that was briefly canceled. Originally a part of Fox, a couple of years back, the network pulled the plug on it, giving NBC an opportunity to swoop in
