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“Marvel: Endgame” may have been the last of the main Avengers arc, but “Spider-Man: Far From Home” showcases that Marvel’s presence on the big screen is anything but fading.

Men in Black: International could nearly be billed as an alternate-reality version sequel to Thor: Ragnarok. Not only does it see Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson side by side as co-stars again, it’s filled with joke-quipping aliens to the extent that you start to really wish that Taika Waititi’s Korg would put in an appearance. […]

As if we weren’t already excited for the upcoming Ghostbusters sequel from Jason Reitman, now we’re entirely on board. In a recent interview with Parade, Sigourney Weaver dropped word that she is in fact going to reprise her role from the original two films as Dana Barrett. When asked if she was looking forward to […]

For our third year in a row it’s time for us to ask you, our readers, to suggest your nominees for this year’s readership awards. With categories spanning the gamut from Comics to Television to Film to Games, we want you to suggest your picks for the best of the best that you discovered this […]

Sometimes, the new offerings on Netflix can be daunting- the Endless Scroll, anyone?- so we wanted to help make sure you know what’s coming to the streaming service over the next 30 days. Here are your new offerings for the month of December 2018 on Netflix; including big-time Marvel films, Netflix originals, and more seasons […]

One of those fantastically stylish ’80s films about vampires, The Lost Boys, is getting the FUNKO Pop Vinyl treatment this summer. Announced today, a set of four (technically five, since one is a two-pack) collectible figures feature some of the notable characters from the film. There’s a beach town in California where you never have to […]

For over 100 years movie posters have represented some of the most immediately recognizable pieces of popular culture and art. From early 20th century examples to the posters currently adoring the walls of the local multiplexes, they are often the first impressions we have about an upcoming movie. The really good ones will connect with […]

Filmmaker Martin Scorsese is a true icon in the realms of cinema.  With a storied career that shows little sign of slowing down, he’s sort of earned the right to have an opinion or two about the current state of film criticism. During an acceptance speech for the Robert Osborne Award, Scorsese called out websites like RottenTomatoes […]

2018 will see the 44th annual Saturn Awards ceremony, presented by The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films. The Academy was founded in 1972 by noted film historian Dr. Donald A. Reed to honor and recognize films often overlooked by mainstream awards. Over the years, the Academy has expanded its reach to include […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] A Wrinkle in Time is not at all a bad film, in fact it’s pretty darned solid. But to put the film into context, it has to be understood who the film’s audience actually is. These days it’s far too common for the term Young Adult to really just mean any film with […]