I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul hasn’t exactly exploded in the years since the show ended. Sure, he popped up in films like Need for Speed and Exodus: Gods
With Breaking Bad several years in our rearview mirrors, not very many people expected to return to the story following the events of the show (except for maybe what Better Call Saul shows us). However,
Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul get plenty of credit for the engaging stories they tell as well as the rounded characters they create. However, one thing they do not get enough credit for
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie has a lot riding on it. It may not necessarily be a huge blockbuster-type film, but given that it’s meant to follow perhaps the most beloved and critically-acclaimed TV
If you can believe it, there’s been a debate for years as to whether or not Breaking Bad lead Walter White actually survived the events at the Aryan brotherhood compound at the very end of the
We are just a few short weeks away before both the theatrical and Netflix release of the follow up to the tremendous hit series, Breaking Bad. Sure, we have Better Call Saul, but that was
If you’re a Breaking Bad fan, chances are you know there’s a film on the way called El Camino that will follow Jesse Pinkman after his escape from an Aryan brotherhood. And if you are
[caption id="attachment_146032" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Vince Gilligan speaking at the 2013 San Diego Comic-Con International, for "The X-Files" 20th Anniversary panel, at the San Diego Convention Center in San Diego, California. Photo by Gage Skidmore.[/caption] Walter
Netflix has a track record of releasing trailers for their original films pretty late in the game. In a world where they release 100 million new films and TV shows on a monthly basis, you
Breaking Bad has been in the pop culture zeitgeist for well over a decade now, and it’s been several years since the show exploded following its streaming on Netflix. So it’s almost a form of
