With just a few more days until it hits theaters, the hype around Black Panther is reaching a fever pitch as everyone prepares to see Marvel’s first film with a predominantly black cast and a black director. But with all the excitement in the air, there are some folks who don’t know that Black Panther won’t be the…
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…
The incredibly corny yet thoroughly enjoyable 1993 action flick Demolition Man pits a disgraced LAPD officer (Sylvester Stallone) against a dangerous criminal (Wesley Snipes) in the year 1996, and then again in 2032, after they’re thawed out of their cryogenic prison. But their violent beef is not nearly as…
Blade II is not as good as you remember. That is, assuming you even liked it in the first place. Back in 2002, I saw the film in theaters and liked it so much I rushed out to buy the DVD when it was released. However, revisiting the early Guillermo del Toro film this week didn’t bring back fond memories—but it still…
If you’ve seen any of the Resident Evil movies, then the plot to Saban Films’ Armed Response will feel very familiar to you. A crack team of armed soldiers infiltrate a facility controlled by an advanced artificial intelligence and—shocker—shit quickly hits the fan.
Aliens are invading Earth. Who better to keep you safe than Wesley Snipes?
Movie star, Twitter hero, martial artist, former tax evader, and snappy dresser Wesley Snipes now has another notch on his belt: his debut novel, Talon of God, just landed a publisher and a release date. The book is described as a supernatural thriller which Snipes hopes will have big-screen potential.
The internet can be a bad and scary place. Yesterday, we were offered a moment of reprieve when many websites went down, struck by a massive DDoS attack. But the internet is back today and everything is flowing just like it always has. An alt-right troll tweets a Nazi Pepe at a Jewish journalist. An asshole from your…
Welcome to Dean Cain week, when we'll be posting a new Dean Cain clip, every single day! Today's outing is Futuresport, a 1998 TV movie (with a surprising amount of cussing and nudity on the DVD) about the most futuristic sport ever: Futuresport!
Wesley Snipes' zombie Western isn't necessarily new. Gallowwalkers (which, HA) was shot in 2006 and then delayed for many reasons. But in 2013 the film and its male lead are both being released! A newly-edited trailer has just been unveiled to the masses, and you need to watch this wacky shit right now.
In a strong argument for the existence of alternate realities, according to this purported 1987 Star Trek: The Next Generation casting sheet Wesley Snipes was once a front-runner to play Geordi La Forge. UPDATED:
If you couldn't stay up for last night's Demolition Man tweetathon, here's the cream of the Sylvester Stalloney, fish-out-of-watery crop.
At 9:00 pm EST, we're picking a gem from the Netflix Watch Instantly library and tweeting the shit out of it. This week, we're going to the over-muscled future with Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes' Demolition Man.
Talk about sending in the wrong kind of vampire to make Twilighters "shut up and eat their awesome." A rumor's circulating that Deacon Frost is getting his own Blade vampire spin off. Wesley Snipes is gonna be pissed.
Wesley Snipes, unlike most people at Sundance, is really there to find the Wii Town. "I want to de-virginize myself into the Wii...if I find it." Wii Town's vampire and tax-free, I hear.
Wesley Snipes is the unsung hero of B-movies - no matter how craptastic the flick, he's always there to pull it out and bring in a little class. Well, except in Future Sport, a movie so terrible that it can't even be saved by Wesley Snipes on an antigrav skateboard, with a fake Jamaican accent and faker dreads (WHY,…
Must-see movies are futuristic classics that shouldn't be missed. Of course, not every must-see is perfect. That's why we've rated them 1-5 on the patented "crunchy goodness" scale.
Title: Blade II
Date: 2002
Vitals: One of the first vampire flicks to go science fictional, Blade II is about an illuminati-style…
