In celebration of the 20th anniversary of The Fast & The Furious and this year’s release of F9: The Fast Saga, YouTuber filmmaker Devin Graham, aka Devinsupertramp recreated a race with plenty of cameos from
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Back in 2014, Ed Oxenbould scored the role of a lifetime and marked the beginning of his career in Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day with the title character and alongside
For former Academy Award-winner Phil Tippett, the animated horror Mad God is thirty years in the making. The special effects master took a break from this film to work on the original Jurassic Park. Since
Certain traumatic events certainly haunt people in the form of post-traumatic stress disorder. With children, an event of kidnapping and murder remains in a person’s psyche for the rest of their lives. In The Girl
Once someone is associated with the criminal world, it’s an uphill battle to leave that world behind. In The Gateway, a social worker tries to save a woman and her daughter after her husband re-enters
Fresh off of San Diego Comic-Con International’s Comic-Con@Home, Warner Bros. Animation and DC is making its final push for the animation Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two. Based on the 13-issue comic book limited series
We watch them. We cheer them. We celebrate them. In the sports arena, there are plenty of stories that fans need to know more about, but the players themselves reluctantly wanted to tell to the
Childless people certainly fall in love with all kinds of animals. Oftentimes, they will treat their fur babies better than humans with tender, love, and care. In A24’s Lamb, it brings a twisted and bizarre
As the popular expression says, “revenge is a dish best served cold.” In Paul Schrader’s The Card Counter, a gambler uses his best poker face and strategy to exact his revenge on those who wronged
Talk about achieving vertigo. In The Alpinist, documentarians Howard Cohen and Eric d’Arbeloff celebrated the achievements of a solo mountain climber Marc-Andre Leclerc in a visual fashion with amazing storytelling, interviews, and spectacular views. This
