Mel Gibson has found a lot of support from his co-workers across the years, with Andrew Garfield the latest defending him. The crash and burn of Mel Gibson is one of the most infamous in modern Hollywood. Beginning in 2006, Gibson went a spiral that’s been written about over and over. It took a few … Read more
Rebel Ridge star Aaron Pierre will go from a corrupt town in Louisiana to patrolling the cosmos for HBO‘s upcoming Green Lantern series, Lanterns. Pierre wields a power ring as John Stewart for the forthcoming series, a fan-favorite character many have waited with bated breath to see as a part of this ambitious project. Kyle … Read more
Jeremy Saulnier’s Rebel Ridge dominates the Netflix Top 10 list for the second week in a row with 38.7 million views. It didn’t feel as though Rebel Ridge had a ton of buzz leading up to its premiere on Netflix, but Jeremy Saulnier’s action thriller is making up for that in a big way. For … Read more
A ferociously satisfying update of “First Blood” with a rustic Southern setting, “Rebel Ridge” furthers writer-director Jeremy Saulnier’s pattern of trapping his protagonists in tight spots and making them fight their way out, even as it recalibrates the grisly survivalism of “Blue Ruin” and “Green Room,” along with the atmospheric tension of his Alaska-set “Hold … Read more
Jeremy Saulnier’s Rebel Ridge is the director’s most accessible, action-driven movie to date, featuring a star-making performance by Aaron Pierre. PLOT: A former marine (Aaron Pierre) takes on the corrupt police force of a small town. REVIEW: Jeremy Saulnier has always struck me as a talent to watch. From his small-scale debut, Blue Ruin, to … Read more
Netflix recently released a fascinating yet horrifying documentary titled The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping. It delves into the exploits of The Academy at Ivy Ridge. The director of The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping, Katherine Kubler, is a former student of the infamous school. According to Tudum by Netflix, Kubler belonged to a conservative … Read more