Ah, Mallrats, now there is a blast from the past. The sophomore effort by Kevin Smith after his debut hit Clerks, it had more budget, bigger stars and was in colour. Last Updated: March 17, 2015

  I loved the first Hotel Transylvania film way too much. It was a cursed production however, with Sony going through numerous directors before Genddy Tartakovsky finally took control of the project, injecting his signature style and humour into the only film in existence where the combination of Kevin James, David Spade and Adam Sandler was welcome. It also did …

In news that will surprise nobody, a second Titanfall is in the works. For multiple platforms! With bigger robots!

Let it not be said that Fifty Shades Of Grey was an unsuccessful movie financially. On a $40 million budget, the film has already grossed over $528 million worldwide. But that’s the equivalent of a flash in the pan. It may have had a massive USA opening of $81 million on its first weekend, but audiences haven’t exactly been flocking …

It’s been 15 years since Derek Zoolander set the modelling world on fire with Blue Steel and Magnum. 15 years since Will Ferrell was convinced that he’d been popping crazy pills and Hansel was so hot right now. But the time is finally right for a Zoolander sequel it seems, as the greatest male models of all time are ready …

There’s no doubt that starring in 1996’s $800+ million dollar grossing Independence Day is what turned Will Smith into the global superstar he is today. Before that though, Smith had to put in some work to get noticed, first as a Grammy-winning rapper and then as the star of a much beloved sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. When it …

MACGRUBER! When MacGruber was released back in 2010, it was a, action comedy movie that riffed on MacGuyver that critics called stupid, childish, vicious and completely nonsensical. And they were all right, as MacGruber was all of that, yet magically charming and funny as hell. Because when your lead character gleefully admits that he yearns to rip the throat out …

One of the big stories of yesterday was the fact that Neill Blomkamp and star Sigourney Weaver alluded heavily to the fact that the South African born director’s planned Alien film will be a direct sequel (the “genetic sibling”, as Blomkamp put it) to Aliens, ignoring the events of Alien 3 and Alien: Resurrection. This of course promptly broke the …