Frank Grillo’s Right: The Raid Doesn’t Need a Remake (It Already Has Two)

The upcoming Hollywood remake of the 2012 action hit “The Raid: Redemption,” directed by Gareth Evans, has faced challenges in production. However, two exceptional martial arts movies have emerged that make a direct remake less necessary. In an interview with Kristian Harloff, actor Frank Grillo, who starred in both “Werewolves” and “Creature Commandos,” discussed the difficulties of bringing the Hollywood version of “The Raid” to life, a project he was previously connected to. Grillo also expressed his new thoughts that the original two “Raid” films are best left untouched, stating that if something is extremely hard to replicate, it might be suggesting something significant.

Bleach Finally Unleashes Nanao’s Secret Zanpakuto (& It’s Powerful)

In the coming season this Fall, Part 3 of the anime adaptation of “Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War” is approaching its conclusion. The latest episode featured one of the most exhilarating battles yet, as Nanao Ise revealed her concealed Zanpakuto after all these years. The battle scenes in “Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3 – The Struggle” have been intense, with the remaining Soul Reapers going up against Yhwach’s most powerful Sternritter. Each fight has surpassed expectations, and the clash between Shunsui Kyoraku and Lillie Barro stands out as particularly thrilling due to Barro’s transformation into a powerful new form.

Elf Producers Wanted to Cut One of the Funniest (And Weirdest) Lines From the Movie

In the early-2000s comedies of Will Ferrell, unexpected jokes and understated one-liners were a hallmark. However, one of the funniest instances from the movie “Elf” almost didn’t make it to the screen. Actor Mark Acheson, who played the gruff mailroom worker that befriends Buddy the elf in the film, shared his experience during an interview with The Daily Mail last year to celebrate the movie’s 20th anniversary. He disclosed that his entire role was almost omitted from the final cut.

Common Side Effects Trailer Highlights Adult Swim’s Next Big Show

As an eager observer, I’m thrilled to share that “Common Side Effects” has emerged as one of the highly anticipated releases gracing Adult Swim’s schedule next year. Fans have been given a more detailed sneak peek with the unveiling of a new trailer for this upcoming animated series. Since its initial announcement, “Common Side Effects” has stirred quite a buzz among fans, not just because it was created by one of the minds behind the now-cancelled “Scavengers Reign”, but also due to the involvement of a creator from “Veep”, and the dynamic duo behind “King of the Hill”. This latest glimpse offers us the best insight yet into what we can expect from this exciting new series.

Asmongold Slams Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet Protagonist as Wrong Choice

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve been excitedly following The Game Awards 2024, and boy, was I intrigued by Naughty Dog’s unveiling of a fresh IP titled Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. However, the response to this upcoming PS5 game has been less than optimistic so far. The reveal trailer, available on both PlayStation and Naughty Dog’s YouTube channels, is garnering more dislikes than likes, and the comments on the former are overwhelmingly negative. Interestingly, Naughty Dog seems to have anticipated this backlash and decided to disable the comment section on their own upload.

Before Y2K, Catch Up On This Kyle Mooney Gem

As a passionate movie enthusiast, I’d rephrase it this way: My journey in the entertainment world kick-started with the comedic group Good Neighbor and YouTube videos, but that was just the beginning. In 2013, I found myself joining the iconic Saturday Night Live, elevating my fame to unprecedented heights. Besides playing supporting roles in live-action films like “Hello, My Name is Doris” and “No Hard Feelings”, I’ve also made my directorial debut with the feature-length movie, “Y2K”. This apocalyptic high school comedy, distributed by A24, marks a significant leap in my creative journey.