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Venom‘s Sexuality Is a Sticky, Fluid, Freudian Mess

By the time Eddie Brock explains that he believes the alien symbiote he’s bonded with is literally “up [his] ass” when he’s not wearing it like a terrifying suit of armor, it’s impossible to deny that Sony made an effort to at least partially acknowledge the inherent raunchiness and sexual subtext of the movie’s source…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween Is Better Than You Think It’ll Be, and That’s Kind of Enough

Pumpkin-headed scarecrows, giant spiders made of balloons, witches with glowing heads—these are the true stars of Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, a frivolous piece of family entertainment that’s more worried about creating cool monsters than it is a captivating story. Which, oddly, ends up working out better than expected. While technically a sequel to the 2015…

Movies Germain Lussier

Over 100 Super Nerdy Film Terms Were Just Added to the Oxford English Dictionary

Have you ever used a word like “Kubrickian” to describe something and felt a little strange? Referred to a movie as “torture porn” and been given a dirty look? Well, fear not, because those and over 100 other film-related words or phrases have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary. “The phrase ‘the language of…

Movies Germain Lussier

James Gunn Is Moving to DC and Is in Talks to Write the Next Suicide Squad Film

Warner Bros. has just confirmed to io9 that James Gunn is in discussions to write, with an eye to direct, the next installment of the Suicide Squad franchise. He’ll have a completely new take on the property. This is huge news for a few reasons. First and foremost is the fact Gunn, who was fired…

Movies Germain Lussier

Venom‘s Excellent Post-Credits Scenes Are Reason Enough to See the Movie

Since Venom takes place in a universe where Spider-Man doesn’t really exist, the idea that the movie’s meant to be the beginning of a symbiote-centric franchise is a little odd—Venom doesn’t exactly have the largest rogues gallery to incorporate into subsequent sequels. Sandboxed though the movie is, Venom’s mid and post-credit scenes do lay the…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

First Man Gives Humankind’s Greatest Adventure a Personal Touch

For a movie about going to the moon, First Man sure is grounded. That’s a good thing though, mostly, as the film provides a layered and at times painful look at what that legendary trip cost not just America but also astronaut Neil Armstrong. However, First Man is not a hugely patriotic roller coaster like Apollo…

Movies Germain Lussier

ILMxLab’s Next Augmented Reality Experiment Is…Porgs

The Porgs have invaded Star Wars at the box office, they’ve invaded it in the world of merchandising, and now, they’re gunning for reality itself. Virtually speaking, of course. ILMxLab’s latest experiment in the world of mixed and augmented reality is coming in the form of a new experience dubbed, of course, Project Porg. Set…

Movies James Whitbrook

The First 25 Minutes of Mortal Engines Is a Visual Marvel That Lacks Depth

Mortal Engines is a film almost a decade in the works, made primarily because Peter Jackson didn’t want to lose the rights to Philip Reeve’s series. And I can’t blame him. The film’s opening battle shows that Mortal Engines will be a feast for the eyes—thanks in no small part to the work of VFX…

Movies Beth Elderkin

The First Taste of the Hellboy Reboot Is Violent, Cheeky, and a Hell of a Lot of Fun

It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a brand-new Hellboy. And he’s feeling good. The first look at Neil Marshall and Mike Mignola’s Hellboy reboot was shared with fans at New York Comic Con, and—if you’ll pardon the Northern California lingo—David Harbour’s Hellboy is looking hella cool. The Hellboy panel at New York…

Movies Beth Elderkin

Mark Ruffalo Embraces His Spoiler-ific Self on The Tonight Show

That’s my secret, Cap. I’m always spoiling. Mark Ruffalo has a history of being, well, a bit less than tight lipped about the Marvel movies, with Avengers: Infinity War presenting a crisis of secrecy for the actor. To put it less politely, dude spoiled the ending. And he will, probably fairly, never, ever live this…

Movies Julie Muncy

Brighten Up Your Day With a Song From the Zombie Musical Anna and the Apocalypse

Sure, this holiday season will bring Aquamen, Bumblebees, and flying nannies. But only one movie will have singing, zombies, and high school kids, all set at Christmas. That movie is Anna and the Apocalypse—and finally, after over a year of waiting for the movie’s release, you can now see one of its musical numbers in…

Movies Germain Lussier

Chris Evans Sure Makes It Sound Like He’s Done With Captain America

It’s no secret that Chris Evans is almost certainly done with playing Captain America after Avengers 4. The topic has been discussed ad nauseam for a while now. Today, though, Evans announced he’s done filming Avengers 4—and made it sound very definitive that it was the last time he’d hoist the shield. Here’s Evans’ tweet.…

Movies Germain Lussier

MoviePass Refuses to Die

We’ve been seeing the buzzards circling MoviePass for months. First, there were reports that the subscription movie ticket service has been hemorrhaging money, then the company stopped paying for major films, and then it nuked its unlimited plan. But the service continues to fumble along, employing bullshit businesses tactics. Just last week, MoviePass began re-enrolling…

Movies Jennings Brown

Mega Man Is Coming to the Big Screen From the Directors of Catfish

Hot off the release of the franchise’s latest video game, Mega Man is coming to the movies. 20th Century Fox will distribute the live-action film, which will be written and directed by Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman. The pair made the original Catfish documentary and as well as a pair of Paranormal Activity movies. Capcom…

Movies Germain Lussier

The Question May Be Answered as Rosie Perez Joins Birds of Prey

Another badass had been added to the cast of DC’s upcoming superhero film, Birds of Prey. Rosie Perez has joined the cast as Renee Montoya, a gay Gotham City police detective who occasionally becomes a hero named the Question in the comics. The Wrap broke the news of the casting. Perez joins Suicide Squad’s Margot…

Movies Germain Lussier

Richard Dreyfuss Thinks Adding a CGI Shark to Jaws Is a Good Idea

Look, no one wakes up in the morning and says “Let’s dunk on Richard Dreyfuss today,” but sometimes it has to happen. Dreyfuss is, of course, a Hollywood legend—one of our best and most beloved actors with a resume that’s damn near unrivaled. However, in an new interview with Deadline, Dreyfuss was asked if he…

Movies Germain Lussier

Fantastic Beasts 2 Will Make It ‘Clear’ That Dumbledore Is Gay, According to the Director

Months ago, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald director David Yates courted controversy among some Harry Potter fans by saying that the movie—despite featuring a young Dumbledore grappling with confronting his now-villainous love interest—would not address author J.K. Rowling’s post-book reveal that Dumbledore is gay. Now he’s walking that back, ever so slightly. Speaking to…

Movies James Whitbrook

Lilo & Stitch Is Disney’s Latest Live-Action Remake

Another day, another Disney animated film gets the live-action treatment. This time, it’s Lilo & Stitch that’ll make the jump. Nobody gets left behind…or forgotten! It’s a logical choice since the 2002 film about a little girl and her alien best friend has only grown in popularity since its initial release. According to the Hollywood…

Movies Germain Lussier

There’s Going to Be a Dance Dance Revolution Movie and It Sounds Absolutely Bizarre

The very thought of turning Konami’s iconic rhythm game into a movie is already patently absurd. But new plans seem to hint that idea was apparently not deeply silly enough. Variety reports that Konami—known for things like Metal Gear Solid, Castlevania, and firing Hideo Kojima—is partnering with Greg Silverman’s Stampede and the wonderfully generically named…

Movies James Whitbrook

Study on The Last Jedi’s Twitter Haters Finds That Yup, Many Were Bots or Bad-Faith Political Trolls

For months before and after the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi—a widely critically acclaimed movie and box office titan—what appeared to have been a small number of fans made it known they were rabid haters of the movie’s twist on the franchise’s formula. They were mad about everything, from plot holes and director…

Movies Tom McKay

Venom‘s Sexuality Is a Sticky, Fluid, Freudian Mess

Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween Is Better Than You Think It’ll Be, and That’s Kind of Enough

Over 100 Super Nerdy Film Terms Were Just Added to the Oxford English Dictionary

James Gunn Is Moving to DC and Is in Talks to Write the Next Suicide Squad Film

Venom‘s Excellent Post-Credits Scenes Are Reason Enough to See the Movie

First Man Gives Humankind’s Greatest Adventure a Personal Touch

ILMxLab’s Next Augmented Reality Experiment Is…Porgs

The First 25 Minutes of Mortal Engines Is a Visual Marvel That Lacks Depth

The First Taste of the Hellboy Reboot Is Violent, Cheeky, and a Hell of a Lot of Fun

Mark Ruffalo Embraces His Spoiler-ific Self on The Tonight Show

Brighten Up Your Day With a Song From the Zombie Musical Anna and the Apocalypse

Chris Evans Sure Makes It Sound Like He’s Done With Captain America

MoviePass Refuses to Die

Mega Man Is Coming to the Big Screen From the Directors of Catfish

The Question May Be Answered as Rosie Perez Joins Birds of Prey

Richard Dreyfuss Thinks Adding a CGI Shark to Jaws Is a Good Idea

Fantastic Beasts 2 Will Make It ‘Clear’ That Dumbledore Is Gay, According to the Director

Lilo & Stitch Is Disney’s Latest Live-Action Remake

There’s Going to Be a Dance Dance Revolution Movie and It Sounds Absolutely Bizarre

Study on The Last Jedi’s Twitter Haters Finds That Yup, Many Were Bots or Bad-Faith Political Trolls

Tesla Goes Ahead and Admits Its Robotaxis Are Sometimes Fully Human-Controlled

School Forced to Replace Toilets After Kids Flush Vapes

‘Scream 7’ Just Won’t Stop Making Money as ‘Scream 8’ Gets Started

The Curtain Has Closed on Meta’s Movie Rating-Inspired Content Filters

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ExpressVPN Just Launched ExpressAI: Your Prompts Are Now Invisible

VR Just Took Another Massive Body Blow

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