John Wick: Chapter 4 is the upcoming fourth installment of the action franchise that arguably revitalized star Keanu Reeves’ career, or at least created a distinct chapter in his filmography.
Now, we’re getting new insights as to the behind-the-scenes development, with Reeves reportedly saying he has filmed a scene where the character fights people in the middle of traffic, according to Cinema Blend.
Halloween Kills is the latest film to adopt the strategy of releasing in theaters and stream at the same time, slated for October 15. And while it may not be surprising considering the coronavirus pandemic and the delta variant is still impacting the globe, it’s still a fascinating case study for a studio willing to adapt its release schedule to better fit the times we live in.
As detailed in an interview with Collider, Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum actually revealed it was his idea to have the simultaneous release both in theaters and streaming on Peacock, saying it was inspired by the tumultuous rollout of the critically acclaimed, but sadly underperforming horror-comedy Freaky in November 2020.
Hideaki Anno, the director best known for the 90’s mecha series Neon Genesis Evangelion continues his streak of Shin films of classic Japanese media. Following Shin Godzilla (2016), Shin Evangelion (2021), and the forthcoming Shin Ultraman, the director will write and direct Shin Kamen Rider.
The project was announced earlier this year, but a new teaser trailer released earlier today gives us our first look at the eponymous hero and their motorbike, which looks to be Cyclone, the bike of the first Kamen Rider Takeshi Hongo. The trailer recreates much of the original show’s opening with a fittingly retro aesthetic in both costuming and filmography. It’s even set to the same theme, “Let’s Go!! Rider Kick.” The trailer ends with a look at Man Spider, who appears to be the film’s main antagonist.
It’s probably clear by now that we’re pretty big Halloween fans here. Spooky season for us starts earlier than it does for most, and we’re always keeping up with the latest films and tv series that pack a great scare. One of the most incredible things about this time of year is the influx of scary movies on tv networks and streaming platforms.
There’s Netflix and Chills, Hallowstream, and Huluween, to name a few, and fans are already setting up watch schedules alongside spooktacular food and drink items for friends and family. If there’s ever a time to have a themed night in with your friends, it’s Halloween.
It’s probably clear by now that we’re pretty big Halloween fans here. Spooky season for us starts earlier than it does for most, and we’re always keeping up with the latest films and tv series that pack a great scare. One of the most incredible things about this time of year is the influx of scary movies on tv networks and streaming platforms.
There’s Netflix and Chills, Hallowstream, and Huluween, to name a few, and fans are already setting up watch schedules alongside spooktacular food and drink items for friends and family. If there’s ever a time to have a themed night in with your friends, it’s Halloween.
Let’s be real, the furry fandom is a fascinating place in general. That, and we know famous music artists like Insane Clown Posse’s Violent J to country star Lil Nas X have gotten fursuits in the past. What we didn’t know until now was that Lindsay Lohan has a fursona and that she’s into controversial NFTs.
The negative impact NFTs have on the environment combined with the potential for them to be used for art theft have made them incredibly divisive since they’ve gained popularity. Despite this, it looks like Lohan wants to take a risk on them for fame and a little cash. A recent post on her Twitter account confirms she’s working with Canine Cartel to produce potentially multiple NFTs for people to bid on.
It’s neither Friday nor the 13th, but that’s likely what many horror fans will be thinking about today as news broke concerning the lawsuit currently surrounding the film franchise, the character, and the screenplay.
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A movie adaptation of Injustice: Gods Among Us is finally on the way! After fans have been clamoring for it for years, Warner Bros. is about to release an animated Injustice film, based on both the hit NetherRealm video games and Tom Taylor’s acclaimed tie-in comic book series which further explores the world of those games. With the movie dropping in just a few weeks, a batch of new images have arrived which highlight a number of the most important characters.
Any self-respecting DC fan knows Injustice already, but just in case you need a reminder: the franchise is set in an alternate universe where Joker pulls off his most despicable scheme yet – tricking Superman into killing his beloved Lois Lane and their unborn child. His intense grief turns the Man of Steel cruel and he not only murders the Joker but establishes himself as the leader of a totalitarian Regime, causing Batman to lead a bunch of heroes in a rebellion against him known as the Insurgency.
Cartoon Network is about to be 28 years old. For anyone who ever spent the Saturday mornings of their childhood watching the countless series churned out by the television juggernaut, that’s a gut punch of old age. Responsible for shaping (and continuing to shape) the youth of children around the world, Cartoon Network has had many iterations during its meteoric lifespan.
Here’s a brief logo history of the Burbank-based powerhouse.
Japanese fans of PUBG Mobile are in for a treat, as the game announced it is partnering with anime series Higurashi: When They Cry – Sotsu in a special collaboration.
From September 30th to October 14th, players in Japan will be able to earn voice card samples of the anime’s characters, including Rena Ryugu, Keiichi Maebara, and Satoko Hojo. There are also other rewards PUBG Mobile is giving out in this promotion, such as Traveler Tickets that can be earned in-game, Amazon gift cards via a Twitter giveaway, and autographs from Higurashi: When They Cry – Sotsu characters.
It’s neither Friday nor the 13th, but that’s likely what many horror fans will be thinking about today as news broke concerning the lawsuit currently surrounding the film franchise, the character, and the screenplay.
JUST IN: “Friday the 13th” screenwriter wins copyright termination appeal against producer. Full story to come. Here’s background: https://t.co/ujT1NAqqGo pic.twitter.com/b7eQstMToX
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A movie adaptation of Injustice: Gods Among Us is finally on the way! After fans have been clamoring for it for years, Warner Bros. is about to release an animated Injustice film, based on both the hit NetherRealm video games and Tom Taylor’s acclaimed tie-in comic book series which further explores the world of those games. With the movie dropping in just a few weeks, a batch of new images have arrived which highlight a number of the most important characters.
Any self-respecting DC fan knows Injustice already, but just in case you need a reminder: the franchise is set in an alternate universe where Joker pulls off his most despicable scheme yet – tricking Superman into killing his beloved Lois Lane and their unborn child. His intense grief turns the Man of Steel cruel and he not only murders the Joker but establishes himself as the leader of a totalitarian Regime, causing Batman to lead a bunch of heroes in a rebellion against him known as the Insurgency.
Gwyneth Paltrow is the latest celebrity getting their own television series, and hers will be an interesting addition to the Netflix lineup. Paltrow is bringing Sex, Love, & Goop to Netflix, and the series is set to focus on her, and TV Line shared more information about what fans can expect from the upcoming series.
If you’re wondering what Goop is, it’s Paltrow’s brand she started in 2008 in her kitchen as a newsletter, and it has grown exponentially since then. So the series will follow what has become her lifestyle brand in addition to sex and love.
Day Of The Dead isn’t just the name of the classic 1985 zombie film from horror maestro George A. Romero, it’s also the title of an upcoming SyFy series paying homage to Romero premiering next month, of which you can view the trailer above.
This exciting development coincides nicely with other horror releases in the pumpkin spice season, such as Amazon Prime Video’s I Know What You Did Last Summer series and Halloween Kills coming to the theaters and Peacock on October 15–the very same day SyFy’s new show is set to premiere.
Gwyneth Paltrow is the latest celebrity getting their own television series, and hers will be an interesting addition to the Netflix lineup. Paltrow is bringing Sex, Love, & Goop to Netflix, and the series is set to focus on her, and TV Line shared more information about what fans can expect from the upcoming series.
If you’re wondering what Goop is, it’s Paltrow’s brand she started in 2008 in her kitchen as a newsletter, and it has grown exponentially since then. So the series will follow what has become her lifestyle brand in addition to sex and love.
Every Spider-Man fan wants to see Tom Holland’s Peter Parker and Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock face off, it’s only natural. But the folks behind the Venom movies seem keen to stress that there’s plenty more to explore in the symbiote’s corner of the Marvel universe besides a clash with the webhead. Case in point, Venom: Let There Be Carnage features Brock battling his nemesis, Cletus Kasady (Woody Harrelson) AKA Carnage.
And director Andy Serkis is teasing that there are many more crazed and dangerous foes where Kasady came from, literally. While speaking with ScreenRant, the actor and filmmaker—who replaced Ruben Fleischer in the director’s chair for the incoming sequel—explained that he’s aware of all the clamoring for a Spidey crossover, but what he really wants to see in Venom 3 is some more supervillains escaping from Ravencroft.
Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 isn’t a great movie, but it might not be as bad as the internet has led everyone to believe over the course of the last 13 years. Obviously, it’s nowhere close to sitting on the same pedestal as the first two installments, and it’s got a whole lot of major problems. But there’s some good stuff in there.
Let’s not forget that the director had one arm tied behind his back after Sony made the call to shoehorn Venom into a plot that was already at its bursting point with Peter and Mary Jane’s will-they-won’t-they, the introduction of Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn following in his father’s footsteps, and Sandman’s arc being tied to Uncle Ben for whatever reason. Although that still doesn’t excuse the godawful dancing sequences.
On the last day of September, Netflix gave its viewers 12 new shows and movies to check out before all of the streaming platforms begin to roll out their spooky season lineup. From new anime to continuations of favorite shows, Netflix gave us a sneak peak of what’s to come in October.
Anime fans in particular will enjoy today’s latest rollout, Baki Hanma. This highly anticipated series wraps together the Baki series, based on the original manga by Japanese artist and writer Keisuke Itagaki. Read on for more about the series, as well as what Netflix fans can expect outside the 10-part series.
Every Spider-Man fan wants to see Tom Holland’s Peter Parker and Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock face off, it’s only natural. But the folks behind the Venom movies seem keen to stress that there’s plenty more to explore in the symbiote’s corner of the Marvel universe besides a clash with the webhead. Case in point, Venom: Let There Be Carnage features Brock battling his nemesis, Cletus Kasady (Woody Harrelson) AKA Carnage.
And director Andy Serkis is teasing that there are many more crazed and dangerous foes where Kasady came from, literally. While speaking with ScreenRant, the actor and filmmaker—who replaced Ruben Fleischer in the director’s chair for the incoming sequel—explained that he’s aware of all the clamoring for a Spidey crossover, but what he really wants to see in Venom 3 is some more supervillains escaping from Ravencroft.
Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 isn’t a great movie, but it might not be as bad as the internet has led everyone to believe over the course of the last 13 years. Obviously, it’s nowhere close to sitting on the same pedestal as the first two installments, and it’s got a whole lot of major problems. But there’s some good stuff in there.
Let’s not forget that the director had one arm tied behind his back after Sony made the call to shoehorn Venom into a plot that was already at its bursting point with Peter and Mary Jane’s will-they-won’t-they, the introduction of Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn following in his father’s footsteps, and Sandman’s arc being tied to Uncle Ben for whatever reason. Although that still doesn’t excuse the godawful dancing sequences.
Disney Plus has really been a blessing to fans since its premiere. Watching Disney classics, catching new films and TV series, and getting behind the scenes looks at the parks and at the man who started it all, is any Disney fan’s dream.
You can sit down and turn on Hocus Pocus or Haunted Mansion just in time for the spooky season, and Disney Plus knows its viewers are looking for Halloween haunts and delights. The network recently announced its Halloween lineup Hallowstream, and it’s full of everything fans could hope for.
What If…? reached its penultimate episode this week, and it proved to be the animated series’ biggest yet. “What If… Ultron Won?” imagined a timeline where Ultron bested the Avengers and conquered the globe. And that’s just for starters, after making swift work of Thanos (hilariously so, as it happens), the evil A.I. used the Infinity Stones to wipe out the whole universe before setting his sights on the multiverse.
But the exact timeline of episode 8 is hard to pin down, which leads to a major plot hole considering how events played out in Avengers: Infinity War. Though it begins during Avengers: Age of Ultron, episode 8 clearly zooms ahead to Infinity War, hence Thanos being armed with five out of six Stones. However, as pointed out by ScreenRant, the problem lies in the fact that, after acquiring the gems, Ultron faces off against the Guardians of the Galaxy—with Gamora among them.
On the last day of September, Netflix gave its viewers 12 new shows and movies to check out before all of the streaming platforms begin to roll out their spooky season lineup. From new anime to continuations of favorite shows, Netflix gave us a sneak peak of what’s to come in October.
Anime fans in particular will enjoy today’s latest rollout, Baki Hanma. This highly anticipated series wraps together the Baki series, based on the original manga by Japanese artist and writer Keisuke Itagaki. Read on for more about the series, as well as what Netflix fans can expect outside the 10-part series.
Horror movies like Scream, Friday, Halloween, and Children of the Corn are all popular watches during the spookiest time of the year. Big-name icons bring out the thrill of Halloween and remind us all of watching the films in years past and enjoying the frightful season with friends and loved ones.
Often, we end up rewatching our favorite films repeatedly — and while there’s nothing wrong with that, it’s nice to find something new for the spooky season. Halloween may be one night on the calendar, but the celebration lasts much longer than that, and filling it with scary movies is the best way to ring in the occasion.
In an era with the internet in the palm of our hands thanks to smart phones, it’s weird to think just how rampant an untrue rumor can spread. Brie Larson has been in the center of one such online urban legend that has been floating around for a while, with fans claiming she said something along the lines of “Captain Marvel wasn’t made for white men.”
The supposed quote has never been able to be sourced by anyone despite the numerous claims it exists. However, one Reddit user shared a video that they thought might have been what started the entire fiasco in the first place as it has a quote that is somewhat similar but has nowhere near the same meaning.
