Eric Roberts stirs some conflicting feelings in me. How is it that the man who was in one of my childhood’s coolest films (Best of the Best) and has a superstar actor sister, consistently end up in roles that sometimes must have been written for David Hasselhoff or Lorenzo Llamas? Last Updated: April 29, 2015

It’s been a massive journey for the X-Men franchise as of late. Kicked off in 2000 with the first film, the franchise would grow to include more sequels, Wolverine spin-offs and pseudo reboots in the years to come since then. But it looks like the times are changing for the children of the Atom, as the era that Bryan Singer …

Do you know what a “bullshot” is? It’s a term that was coined by the video game industry to describe an early screenshot released by developers that is claimed to be an in-game image, but has actually been digitally enhanced to make it look better than the actual finished product, all just to generate hype. And we may just have …

Phase 2 is almost behind us. With just Ant-Man left to close off the current line-up of Marvel movies, it’s time to start looking ahead to Phase 3 of the superhero slate, which is going for broke in a series of films that’ll culminate in one massive two-parter. I am of course talking about the upcoming third and fourth Avengers …

Some days, it’s hard to believe that the turbulently turbo world of Mad Max comes from the same man who directed films about talking pigs and penguins with dance moves. Still, after way too many years in development, the fourth Mad Max film is almost upon us. And every trailer for the film so far makes it look like the …

Sequels are tricky things. Quite often, they don’t live up to the “wow” of the first film, and when the first film isn’t very “wow” to begin with, then you wonder why they made a sequel in the first place. Case and point, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 is going into production pretty soon, and one can only hope that …

There’s a little used book store close to my house that I often frequent, and for quite some time now a copy of Suzanna Clarke’s Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell has been sitting on one shelf, tempting me buy it. I had no idea what the book about, but the elegant black cover just intrigued me. After seeing this trailer for …

For the last few years, we’ve had a running gag on our site that every time we refer to M. Night Shao Khan  – sorry, bad habit. I meant to say that that every time we refer to M. Night Scooby Doo Where Are You? M. Night Shyamalan (third time’s the charm), we come up with some new ridiculous variation …