10 Changes Disney’s Live-Action Remakes Made That Were For The Better
While they have mostly been financially successful, Disney’s live-action remakes have been met with a mixed response at best from audiences. Even the ones that are well-received…
Traumatika Filmmakers Reflect On “Divisive And Polarizing” Reactions And Sequel Potential
ScreenRant interviewed Traumatika director Pierre Tsigaridis and writer Maxime Rancon about their work on the terrifying new horror film.
The Wrong Paris Stars Miranda Cosgrove & Pierson Fodé Debunk AI’s Wildest Rumors
The Wrong Paris co-stars Miranda Cosgrove and Pierson Fodé learn several surprising truths (and a few outrageous falsehoods) about one another in ScreenRant‘s latest episode of Debunking…
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Has To Introduce This Key Video Game Character Now
The тιтle of The Super Mario Bros’ Movie sequel has finally been confirmed as The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, drawing inspiration from another of Nintendo’s popular video…
Bang Bang Review: Tim Blake Nelson Can Only Carry So Much Of This Rough Boxing Drama On His Back
When it comes to boxing dramas, we’ve seen time and again the underdog tale of a fighter, often down on their luck, rising to success thanks to…
10 Underrated Feats Of Power In The MCU (#1 Defies Science)
The MCU is packed with iconic displays of power, but some of the franchise’s best feats are rarely the subject of discussion. Plenty of jaw-dropping MCU moments…
22 Years Before Alien: Earth, Timothy Olyphant Saved A Sci-Fi Flop From Total Disaster
Timothy Olyphant is unsurprisingly turning heads with his performance in the new sci-fi series Alien: Earth, but this should come as no surprise since he already proved…
Motherland Review: Dual Meanings Of “Motherland” Are Brought Together By Thoughtful Technical Choices & Unexplored Themes
The saga of the dystopian genre post-Hunger Games era has been an enlightening one, as creators are forced to workshop their cautionary concepts. But while this has…
The Breakfast Club Review: The Quintessential ’80s Teen Movie Hasn’t Aged Very Well, But It Still Holds Up Where It Matters Most
Forty years later, John Hughes’ The Breakfast Club remains the quintessential teen movie. It’s funny, heartfelt, wonderfully acted, and above all, it avoids rehashing the same familiar…
James Gunn Clarifies Robert Pattinson’s Batman Logo In Clayface Set PH๏τos
After new Clayface set pH๏τos have suggested that Robert Pattinson’s Batman is in the DC Universe franchise, James Gunn addresses the confusing images. As several projects are…