I know we’re not going to get another Terminator 2 every time, but I’ve always thought about how many great action movies from the 90s really shaped what we see on screen today. Films like Rush Hour and The Matrix especially just define that decade for me.
This movie tells the unbelievable true story of two friends from Dundee, Scotland, who tricked the music world. They pretended to be a famous rap group from California, successfully landing a record deal and even appearing on MTV before their deception was exposed in a dramatic and public way. You can read a review of the film here.
The new HBO show isn’t driven by how much money the Harry Potter films made. It’s fueled by the real passion everyone involved – the actors and the whole crew – has for the series, and how it’s brought them together from all over the globe.
Erotic films have a long and fascinating history, spanning from the cultural shifts of the 1960s to today’s digital world. However, many important movies are often forgotten or ignored. It’s time to revisit and acknowledge these films as part of the genre’s story.
The updated version of the show introduces Kelly, the youngest child of Hal and Lois, played by non-binary actor Vaughan Murrae, who uses they/them pronouns. The series also reveals that Malcolm’s friend Stevie is now an adult in a gay relationship. Some viewers on X (formerly Twitter) have expressed disappointment with this inclusion of LGBTQ+ characters, labeling it as “woke.”
We’ve been revisiting Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies and related shows with our Super Rant Rewatch series, getting ready for the release of Avengers: Doomsday later this year. This week we watched Thor: The Dark World from 2013, and surprisingly, I enjoyed it more than I expected.
Currently on HBO, DTF St. Louis is a rare TV show that manages to be intelligent, disturbing, and genuinely funny. It’s a thrilling series with memorable, offbeat characters, and if you watch it all this weekend, you’re in for a captivating experience.
Rumors spread rapidly online, sparking a lively debate among fans of Daredevil: Born Again and What If…? about a recent scene. A Marvel executive quickly stepped in to clarify the situation, resolving the argument within a day.
Starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell, The Madison tells the story of the Clyburn family, who move from New York City to Montana’s Madison River Valley after experiencing a devastating loss. The first season focuses on Stacy and her family as they adapt to their new life and consider making Montana their permanent home, but their journey is just beginning.
One of the things that makes horror enjoyable is that not every movie is perfect. The genre often aims high, taking risks that don’t always pay off, which can result in weak endings, ineffective scares, or scenes that drag on. But every now and then, a truly great horror film delivers consistent thrills from beginning to end.