Well, I must say I’m glad that we’re back, but there is a lot to catch up on! For Kervyn, this meant feverishly posting about every cool trailer that came out while we didn’t have a website (Star Trek Beyond, The Legend of Tarzan and Independence Day: Resurgence to name but a few). For me, this meant having to put four …

Let it never be said that I’m too highfalutin to laugh at a good poop joke. The problem with Vacation is that to get to the good ones, you also have to go swimming through all the bad. Literally. As in there is literally a scene in this movie which features a family swimming in poop. And the sloppy torrent …

It’s soon going to be…that time of the year again. Now make no mistake, Christmas is awesome. You’ve got one day every year that’s a guilt-free reason to binge on food, snacks and warm drinks. Plus, you get presents, which hopefully aren’t crap. The dark flipside to this silly season however, is that you’ve also got to deal with festive movies. …

The other day when we mentioned the names of directors on the shortlist to direct the new Spider-Man movie, two of the names belonged to the writers-also-turned-first-time-directors duo of John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein (Horrible Bosses, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone). Whether or not they’re right for a Spider-Man is still totally debateable, but when it comes to a reboot/sequel …

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I have nothing against reboots or remakes as a concept. In fact some of my favourite movies – and some of the best of all time! – have in fact just been do-overs of previous films. What really grinds my beans though, is when a remake is done solely to cash in on the title and brand awareness of the …

When the news broke that Universal was scrapping the release of Joe Carnahan’s Stretch right before it was released, lots of people reacted with a great big “WTF?”. Not only was this a movie from a guy who had made the very successful The Grey as well as The A-Team, but this was his little passion project that he produced for …

Slashfilm has done a massive interview with writer/director Joe Carnahan (NARC, Smoking Aces, The A-Team, The Grey), so massive that it needs to be split into three parts. The first part is out, and in it Carnahan talks about a myriad of topics like the success of the Marvel movies, how he may be doing that Death Wish remake after all, and what …