Among all the other things it is, “Rob Peace” is a portrait of a type of extraordinary individual whose prodigious gifts are yoked into service by others who don’t have such gifts. Rob’s father is the number one example—watch how he goes from being tearfully grateful for his son’s help to seeming like he feels entitled … Read more
There’s an ugly truth to Paul’s interactions with Sam, who tries his best to let the microaggressions roll off his back but eventually has to stand up for himself and point out the obvious: He just wants to be treated as a human being whose very existence doesn’t require explanations and reassurance, just like everyone … Read more
ComingSoon is excited to debut an exclusive trailer for Z Dead End, the forthcoming independent zombie movie, starring horror icons Kane Hodder (Friday the 13th franchise) and Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp). At the moment, the film currently has no release date yet. Check out Z Dead End trailer below (watch more trailers): What is Z … Read more
Nicolas Cage is set to play iconic football coach/broadcaster John Madden in a sports drama from writer/director David O. Russell. From a satanic serial killer to an iconic football broadcaster, Nicolas Cage really can do it all. Deadline reports that Nicolas Cage is set to play John Madden in a sports drama, which will be … Read more
The very first Alien in 1979 described its central character as a “perfect organism” with a “structural perfection” that “is matched only by its hostility.” And while not every Alien movie has been structurally perfect, their hostility toward humanity (and especially poor Sigourney Weaver) might be unmatched among big Hollywood franchises. There are now nine Alien movies, provided … Read more
The very first commercial screening of motion pictures took place on December 28, 1895 at the Grand Café in Paris. That’s where the Lumière brothers hosted a showing of ten of their short films. While the room had been set up for 100 attendees, less than 30 moviegoers — the first 30 moviegoers ever! — showed … Read more
Danny creates an account on Rubi “for research,” not admitting to himself that somewhere deep inside, he might be hoping to find a girlfriend. He crops a photo to show him only from the shoulders up, concealing the scooter, posts his profile, and, he admits to Jason, he swipes on a few. He gets one response … Read more
Other than that, anything goes. Participants can use knives, clubs, broken bottles, bats, chains, rubber hoses, spears, curtain rods, mop handles, and presumably automobiles (though I don’t recall anyone trying to run anyone down deliberately, which seems like a strange omission in retrospect). They can hunt alone or in groups, even very large groups. Awkwafina … Read more
Riverdale alum Camila Mendes has been tapped to star as Teela in the upcoming live-action movie adaptation of Masters of the Universe, joining Nicholas Galitzine’s He-Man. The actress is set to play Teela, a warrior who has been enlisted to help protect the royal family, most especially Prince Adam of Eternia (also known as He-Man). … Read more
There’s a definite sense that Alvarez is going back to the basics of Scott’s first film (which is a good thing). Once again, we’re introduced to a crew of interstellar blue-collar workers, led by a heroine who we know will be forced to mine veins of courage in herself that she didn’t know were there. … Read more