The 2000s was the decade that gave us the rivals movies we wanted as horror fans. Freddy and Jason duked it out in 2003, and the tease of Predator 2 was finally delivered a year later as we got the heavyweight slugfest between Alien and Predator. Both had an air of being careful what you… Read More: AvP: Alien vs. Predator – Missed Opportunity or Delightful Schlock… »
Sometimes, films just come way harder than they need to, and this seems especially true for R-rated comedies. Tropic Thunder comes, and then it comes again, and it, honestly, probably comes one too many times, but that’s why we remember it. This movie was relentless, took no prisoners of war, and lingers like an old… Read More: Examining Tropic Thunder’s Legacy 15 Years Later »
In a repeat from the last four weeks, Barbie remained atop the domestic box office, taking in $33 million (-36%) in its fourth weekend to bring its total to a massive $526.3M and $1.183B worldwide, per Deadline. That’s just phenomenal for the Greta Gerwig-directed pic, which is now less than $200M away from overtaking The… Read More: Box Office Results: Barbie Fends Off Dracula »
With all due respect to Han Solo, Indiana Jones, Jack Ryan, and John Book, Dr. Richard Kimble is Harrison Ford’s best performance. That’s not exactly a hot take. The 1993 thriller, The Fugitive, which celebrated its 30th anniversary this week, is adored by many, and Ford’s performance is often singled out by critics, such as… Read More: The Fugitive Is Harrison Ford’s Best Performance »
ComingSoon had the opportunity to speak with Malum cinematographer Sean McDaniel about his work on the horror film. “A rookie police officer takes the last shift at a newly decommissioned station in an attempt to uncover the mysterious connection between her father’s death and a vicious cult,” reads the synopsis. “Throughout the night, she finds… Read More: Interview: Cinematographer Sean McDaniel Talks Malum »
When you get five films into a horror franchise, it’s likely you’ll no longer be surprised by what it does unless it goes right out there. Final Destination 5, which was released on this day in 2011, may not be the best movie in its franchise, but its ending absolutely is. Despite the fourth entry… Read More: Final Destination 5 Brings the Franchise Full Circle With Its… »
Fast and Furious franchise star Tyrese Gibson is suing Home Depot after he and two associates were allegedly racially profiled at a store earlier this year. Gibson shares a brief video of the incident The lawsuit (via People) stems from an incident that took place on February 11, 2023, at a Home Depot store near… Read More: Tyrese Gibson Sues Home Depot for ‘Racial Profiling,’ Releases Video »
Sony Pictures has revved up another Gran Turismo video for its upcoming video game tie-in. The gritty sports drama stars Archie Madekwe as real-life driver Jann Mardenborough. It’s out now in theaters worldwide. The video is a brief collection of audience reactions, featuring moviegoers expressing how much they enjoyed watching the movie. Be sure to… Read More: Gran Turismo Video Highlights Audience Reactions to Sports Drama Movie »
The remake of the understated J-Horror classic Pulse was released on this day in 2006. In many ways, it signaled the end of the first era of fascination Western studios had with Asian horror in the 21st Century. The early 2000s saw Japanese horror grow in stature in the West. Films such as Ring, Dark… Read More: Pulse Was the Death Knell of the First J-Horror Remake… »
The Marvels director Nia DaCosta has shared her thoughts on MCU superhero fatigue. DaCosta has previously directed movies like Candyman and Little Woods. She is about to direct the upcoming sequel to the 2019 superhero movie Captain Marvel. This film stars Brie Larson as Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel, Teyonah Parris as Monica Rambeau, and Iman Vellani… Read More: The Marvels Director Shares Thoughts on MCU Superhero Fatigue »