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Just Let Dumbledore Be Gay

Dumbledore is gay. This is a known thing in Harry Potter lore. But, when asked about how the character’s love life might be portrayed in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts sequel, director David Yates made it seem like that part of the future Hogwarts headmaster’s life will be… minimized. Jude Law will be playing Albus Dumbledore…

Movies Evan Narcisse

Everything Rian Johnson Has Been Forced to Explain About The Last Jedi (So Far)

It’s been just under a month and a half since Star Wars: The Last Jedi hit theaters, and whether they loved or hated the movie, many, many people have had questions about the things that happen in in it. In age where a director like Rian Johnson is both widely available on social media and…

Movies James Whitbrook

An Unhinged Young Mother Faces Her Worst Fear in Horrifying Short Behind

Arianne is already in full crisis mode at the start of Ángel Gómez Hernández’s short Behind thanks to her hostile ex, who’s determined to get custody of their daughter. So she’s understandably rattled into near-hysteria when a strange woman sidles up to her with a message that couldn’t be more cryptically awful: “There’s a man…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

Marvel Studios Has Yet to Consider How the X-Men or Fantastic Four Would Fit Into Its World

If the X-Men and the Fantastic Four are entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige doesn’t know about it. Last month, news broke that Disney was going to purchase 20th Century Fox. Immediately, fan culture thought of one thing: Finally, the entire Marvel Comics universe could become part of the Marvel Cinematic…

Movies Germain Lussier

A New Short Film Aims to Share the Untold Story of the First African American Man in Space

Have you ever heard of Guion “Guy” Bluford—the first African American in space? Despite his major place in history, his name is surprisingly not very well-known. A new short film aims to change that, with the blessing of Bluford himself, who shared his own unpublished memoirs with the filmmakers. Here’s a look at the Indiegogo…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

For Chris Claremont, the Key to the X-Men’s Future Success Is to Never Look Back

Chris Claremont isn’t exactly sure just how many times Jean Grey and the Phoenix have returned from the dead, but when we spoke with the comics giant recently about the character’s impending return to Marvel’s books, he responded only with a heavy, slightly-annoyed sigh. On some level, part of Claremont had to have known that…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

Here’s All the Crap That Changes Size in Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp Trailer

The trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp, the sequel to Paul Rudd’s 2015 solo MCU debut, gives us a great look at Evangeline Lilly as the Wasp, as well as some hints about the baddies Scott and Hope will be facing. But let’s be honest, most of us are here for all the shit that…

Movies Beth Elderkin

Jamie Lee Curtis Gives Us Our First Look at Laurie Strode’s Return to Halloween

The new Halloween movie is sidestepping everything in the franchise that’s happened since the first movie—and the multiple timelines that have wreaked havoc on Halloween continuity—which means it’s time to say hello… err, again to Jamie Lee Curtis’ horror icon Laurie Strode. Curtis took to Twitter this morning to reveal the first look at herself…

Movies James Whitbrook

Here’s the Comic Character Hunting Scott and Hope in Ant-Man and The Wasp

Currently, we don’t really know a lot about Ant-Man and the Wasp. And even after the new trailer this morning, we don’t know much more about Hope and Scott’s new adventure other than more fun shrinking action. But at least we do get a look one of the film’s mysterious villains. Aside from the FBI—who…

Movies James Whitbrook

Wesley Snipes Reveals His ’90s Black Panther Project Could Have Featured the Civil Rights Movement

While we were busy buzzing about Marvel’s big Black Panther debut last night, an interesting story came out. Before he went on to make Blade, Wesley Snipes campaigned long and hard to get the ball rolling on a live-action Black Panther adaptation in which he would have starred. Though the project never quite came to…

Movies Charles Pulliam-Moore

The First Reactions to Black Panther Sound Like Marvel Has Crowned a New King

Marvel Studios’ Black Panther had its world premiere in Monday night along with several press screenings in New York and Los Angeles. Soon after, reactions hit social media and if you weren’t already mega-hyped for this movie, you’re about to be. With a few small exceptions, the reactions basically range from “This is amazing” to…

Movies Germain Lussier

Game Night Brings Unexpected Terror in Horror Short Your Date Is Here

A mom, her little daughter, and Grandma’s vintage, romance-themed board game. What could possibly go wrong in this scenario… unless it turns out that the seemingly innocent game is actually a million times spookier than an Ouija board? You don’t have to remember Mystery Date—the cheesy game aimed at the Barbie doll demographic that mixed…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

Universal and Robert Kirkman Are Bringing the Image Comic Birthright to the Big Screen

Universal Pictures and Skybound Entertainment just announced they’re teaming up to bring Image’s comic Birthright to the big screen. Co-created by Joshua Williamson and Andrei Bressan, Birthright is about a family devastated when their son goes missing, only for a man to return a year later claiming to be their full-grown son who was transported…

Movies Germain Lussier

The Proclaimers’ Classic ‘500 Miles’ Impressively Recreated Using 127 Movies

You really can find anything on the internet. Like, for example, this video of movie clips edited to “sing” the relentlessly cheery ‘90s hit “I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)” by the Proclaimers. It’s something you’d never think to watch or make, but now that it exists, we’re all better for it. The amount of work…

Movies Germain Lussier

10 Feature Films Inspired By Real-Life Ghost Stories

“Real-life” doesn’t necessarily mean “true,” especially when the context is ghost stories but spooky legends have a way of influencing pop culture, as in the upcoming Winchester starring Helen Mirren. The film is based on the life of a real person who believed spirits were guiding the construction of her mansion. In honor of Sarah…

Movies Cheryl Eddy

Sam Raimi May Join Lin-Manuel Miranda for The Kingkiller Chronicles

Lionsgate has their eyes on a genre master to help bring its fantasy adaptation, The Kingkiller Chronicles, to life. Variety reports the company is in talks with none other than Sam Raimi to direct the film, which is based on the first in a series of novels by author Patrick Rothfuss. Raimi, who’s best known…

Movies Germain Lussier

Taika Waititi Made His Thor Sizzle Reel From Torrented Movie Clips

When Taika Waititi was announced as the director for Thor: Ragnarok, the New Zealand native known for indie comedies seemed like an odd choice. That collision of two different filmmaking worlds is made clear by Waititi’s story about how he put together the film’s sizzle reel. This sizzle reel, a cut of clips to convey…

Movies Julie Muncy

Watch The Trailer For The Delightfully Low-Budget Sequel to Deep Blue Sea

The sharks are back. And this time, they’re as smart as they were last time. Deep Blue Sea, a 1999 horror film about superintelligent killer sharks, is remembered for one thing: Samuel L. Jackson getting straight wrecked by a shark. Now, from the people that brought you Sharknado, Sharknado 2, and Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness,…

Movies Julie Muncy

After The Last Jedi‘s Poor Showing, Solo: A Star Wars Story Is Getting A Different Name in China

Star Wars doesn’t have a great history in China. While The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi have been record-setting megablockbusters in the United States, in China they’ve done considerably worse, with The Last Jedi netting only $41 million in the country during its meager three weeks of wide screening. So for Solo: A Star…

Movies Julie Muncy

Check Out The First Footage From Duncan Jones’s Mute, Coming to Netflix February 23rd

Mute, Duncan Jones’s long-awaited followup to Moon, is a moody take on a futuristic Berlin. And now we can see it in motion. Set forty years from the present, Mute follows Leo Beiler (Alexander Skarsgard), a mute bartender searching for his missing wife in the eerie underbelly of cyberpunk Berlin, haunted by black market surgeons…

Movies Julie Muncy

Just Let Dumbledore Be Gay

Everything Rian Johnson Has Been Forced to Explain About The Last Jedi (So Far)

An Unhinged Young Mother Faces Her Worst Fear in Horrifying Short Behind

Marvel Studios Has Yet to Consider How the X-Men or Fantastic Four Would Fit Into Its World

A New Short Film Aims to Share the Untold Story of the First African American Man in Space

For Chris Claremont, the Key to the X-Men’s Future Success Is to Never Look Back

Here’s All the Crap That Changes Size in Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp Trailer

Jamie Lee Curtis Gives Us Our First Look at Laurie Strode’s Return to Halloween

Here’s the Comic Character Hunting Scott and Hope in Ant-Man and The Wasp

Wesley Snipes Reveals His ’90s Black Panther Project Could Have Featured the Civil Rights Movement

The First Reactions to Black Panther Sound Like Marvel Has Crowned a New King

Game Night Brings Unexpected Terror in Horror Short Your Date Is Here

Universal and Robert Kirkman Are Bringing the Image Comic Birthright to the Big Screen

The Proclaimers’ Classic ‘500 Miles’ Impressively Recreated Using 127 Movies

10 Feature Films Inspired By Real-Life Ghost Stories

Sam Raimi May Join Lin-Manuel Miranda for The Kingkiller Chronicles

Taika Waititi Made His Thor Sizzle Reel From Torrented Movie Clips

Watch The Trailer For The Delightfully Low-Budget Sequel to Deep Blue Sea

After The Last Jedi‘s Poor Showing, Solo: A Star Wars Story Is Getting A Different Name in China

Check Out The First Footage From Duncan Jones’s Mute, Coming to Netflix February 23rd

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