While a certain team of galaxy guardians may be stealing all the limelight lately, there’s another ensemble superhero effort that hits screens way sooner. Director Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Days of Future Past is still on the way, boasting the biggest cast of comic book characters ever assembled together, and we can now not only get a number of new looks at said …

If ever there was one comic book property that was perfect for primetime TV, it had to be Hellblazer: John Constantine. Magic, mysteries and a con artist who managed to trick the devil himself, Constantine has always been one of my favourite experts of the occult. But let’s face it, his big screen debut in 2004 was a tad underwhelming, …

Gina Carano has a lot of the tools needed to become the next big female action star: Real world ass kicking credentials, cover girl looks, and a physique that makes it look she could actually beat up a couple of NFL linebackers without being snapped in two like a piece of dry spaghetti. Steven Soderbergh recognized this and created Haywire around her, …

Once upon a time, before Marvel Studios had everybody going superhero crazy, there was a show called Heroes. It had compelling characters, an intriguing storyline, made a star out of Zachary Quinto and even boasted an immortal cheerleader. It was damn good. And then it stopped being good. Unfortunately the show didn’t stop with it, and instead continued on a downward …

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Seeing Optimus Prime ride Grimlock in that first teaser trailer for Transformers: Age of Extinction, it;s easy to imagine that this particular incarnation of the Autobot franchise would be tailored more towards a PG audience. After all, robot violence is an easier sell to the ratings board, than seeing humans dismembered. The more seats, young or old, that you have …

Action films have been lacking a certain something as of late. They’ve lost that edge, that Van Damme right bicep that adorns his movie posters, that feeling of wanting to imitate the dangerous lunacy that you see on the screen. But in 2012, one movie gave the genre the kick to the face that it needed. That film was The …

If you’re experiencing some déjà vu right now, I don’t blame you. It looks like we’re at the start of a trend about films featuring doppelgangers. Instead of doubling up on Jesse Eisenberg, now we’re treated to two times your daily recommended dosage of Jake Gyllenhaal in Enemy. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, Enemy stars Jake Gyllenhaal and his impressive facial …