Denzel Washington’s The Equalizer trilogy concludes this weekend, which means now is the perfect time to look back on the series and rank them from best to worst. Personally, none of them are awful, but one of the films definitely stands out amongst the other two. Where does this latest entry rank among the franchise?… Read More: The Equalizer Movies Ranked Including The Equalizer 3 »
CM Punk is no longer a member of the All Elite Wrestling roster following a backstage incident with Jack Perry at AEW‘s All In pay-per-view event in London. AEW announced on Twitter today that it has terminated the wrestler and employment agreements with Punk (real name Philip Brooks) with cause, effective immediately. The decision is… Read More: CM Punk Fired by All Elite Wrestling, Tony Khan Issues… »
Next month marks 55 years since George Romero blessed the world with Night of the Living Dead, but this month is the 45th anniversary of its spiritual sequel Dawn of the Dead. Night may have been the one to break ground on the redefinition of the zombie, but Dawn takes it to another level with… Read More: George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead Is Still the Pinnacle… »
Although Elizabeth Olsen has spoken about potentially returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the actress recently said that she also needs other characters besides Scarlet Witch. What did Elizabeth Olsen say about her future in the MCU? Speaking to London’s The Times in an interview conducted before the start of the SAG-AFTRA strike, Olsen reflected… Read More: Why Elizabeth Olsen Is Ready to Move on From the… »
Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn doesn’t have much love for streaming services. Speaking at the Venice Film Festival, per Variety, Refn slammed streaming services for being “overfunded and rotten with money and cocaine.” He continued, “It’s incredibly sad and terrifying because art is essentially the only thing – besides, you know, sex, water and happiness… Read More: Drive’s Nicolas Winding Refn Slams Streaming Services: ‘Rotten With Money… »
According to Variety, Vertical Entertainment has officially delayed the theatrical release for its upcoming romantic comedy She Came to Me, starring Game of Thrones vet Peter Dinklage. Originally scheduled for a September 29 release, the film has been pushed back for a week, and will now arrive in theaters on October 6. “In light of… Read More: She Came to Me Release Date Delayed for Peter Dinklage… »
Following their debut at San Diego Comic-Con, the Funko Blockbuster Rewind product line is officially available, and includes a variety of retro-inspired figures. What is the new Funko line? The new Funko Blockbuster Rewind line features packaging fashioned around the iconic Blockbuster video store. Every figure in the line will be housed in a VHS-type… Read More: Funko’s Blockbuster Rewind Line Available Now, Includes Batman, Buzz Lightyear,… »
Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis has landed an interim agreement from SAG-AFTRA, according to a recent report from Deadline. It’s currently unclear what the agreement is for Currently, it’s unclear why the film — which recently finished production earlier this year — received an interim agreement, or what it was for. However, with festival season quickly… Read More: Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis Gets SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreement »
Marvel Studios‘ The Infinity Saga may have come to an end with Spider-Man: Far From Home. Still, Hasbro has more sculpts from the hit films in the pipeline. What are the new Marvel Legends figures? The latest batch of figures features eight characters who were integral throughout the Infinity Saga, including Black Widow, Bruce Banner,… Read More: Hasbro Reveals Six New Marvel Legends Figures Honoring The Infinity… »
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie premiered in 1995. It failed to impress critics or change cinema, sure. But it did provide over 90 minutes of kickass action for any kid lucky enough to see it on the big screen. The film acted as an alternate origin story set between seasons two and three, but… Read More: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie and The Power of… »