1.) Cobra Kai The absolute best thing to come out of our memories and grace us with it's existence in 2018 is the unexpected television sequel to THE KARATE KID. Cobra Kai is the story of former High school bully Johnny as he hits rock bottom;
1.)Bohemian Rhapsody: The Hollywood biographic film about the the legendary lead singer of the band of the 80's, QUEEN. The film is a very well executed and emotionally driven movie powered by some of the music from QUEEN's catalogue. A lot of pseudo critics on other industry
PART 1 - It was the middle of the night. Chauncey had just stumbled his way out of the VIP lounge and down the alley connecting Spruce to Locust as he was casually strolling to his own beat. His arms moving in rhythm and his stride wide.
The question is "WILL IT BE GOOD"? Brandon Easton who recently worked on Transformers: Rescue Bots and the 2011 THUNDERCATS reboot has recently come out from behind the curtain and reassured all interested in an American series featuring the iconic anime hero. Now i've never seen nor
Greg Nicotero is bringing back one of our favorite Horror anthologies to the small screen. Creepshow the collaboration originally spawned by George Romero and Stephen King the gave us the chills at the cinemas was a clear precursor to the idea of the Horror Anthology
tHE year was 1995 and only the kid with the full-time employed parent with a head for managing money had a home PC. Do you recall the annoyance of waiting for that alien orgasm noise from your speakers as you logged onto the internet and
Officer Mahoney was on twitter the other week and tweeted "The next Police Academy is coming, no details yet, but it is in a gift bag being readied". You all can go and backtrack Steve Guttenberg's twitter feed to see it. If it's true then he'll
The full details aren't known yet but, it looks like John Carpenter isn't going away anytime soon. I read a rumor or a tease from another site that John Carpenter might be turning his cult-classic , box office bomb PRINCE OF DARKNESS (1987) into a series
Well at first I didn't want to see this movie. I thought, "Why?" "We didn't ask for this" "Did the first one make that much money?"
It's after one in the morning and I've just now seen the trailer to something that looks like a movie that is finally up my alley. Finally a movie that can keep my attention. "Sorry, To Bother You" was a great film, I loved it.
In a time of neo-fascism, corporate leaning politics, xenophobia and police shootings. People want to know there is a hero out there ready to take it all on his shoulders and chuck it off a cliff into shark infested waters. We need a hero in
Chinatown. The densely populated original hood of Manhattan. The home of the knockoff Gucci purse, mixtape slingers, fresh tags, Chinatown Fair, Char Siu Buns and infamous Doyers street. In the 90's only a few of us sub-cultured recluses would dare venture outside of our uncomfortable