‘The Princess Bride’ Cast Reunites for Wisconsin Democratic Party Fundraiser
The cast of Rob Reiner’s 1987 film “The Princess Bride” is reuniting for a virtual script reading and fundraiser benefitting the Wisconsin Democratic Party.
Venice’s ‘The Disciple’ Producer: ‘Watch This Film, Pause and Ask Bigger Questions’
Chaitanya Tamhane’s “The Disciple,” the first Indian film in Venice Film Festival’s competition since 2001, is set across three different time frames. It follows an aspiring classical music performer, Sharad…
Viz Media Announces Assassin’s Creed: Blade of Shao Jun Manga
The character Shao Jun first appeared in the animated short film Assassin’s Creed: Embers, where she traveled to Italy to seek guidance from an aging Ezio Auditori, the hero of…
‘Mosquito State’ Film Review: Wall Street Needs Some Insecticide in Creepy Drama
Venice Film Festival: Filip Jan Rymsza’s film about a stock analyst who has an unhealthy fascination with mosquitoes will get under your skin, that’s for sure
Amanda Holden reveals she feared pal Simon Cowell was going to die from horror bike accident
AMANDA Holden has revealed she feared Simon Cowell was going to die from his horror accident.
A New Sony Patent Shows The PS5 May Work With The PSP
According to a new patent filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, it looks like the PS5 is going to be able to link to a lot of…
Wynonna Earp’s Kat Barrell Reflects on Season 4 Fun, the Good in Playing Bad — Plus, What’s Next for #WayHaught?
Over the first half of Season 4, Wynonna Earp‘s onetime sheriff endured quite the crucible — dodging zombies while suffering a thrice (!)-broken leg, sweating out the fate of her…
‘Mosquito State’ Review: A Finance Bro Lets Bugs Eat Him Alive in a Wall Street Horror Story
Venice: Beau Knapp feeds his body to a swarm of mosquitoes in Filip Jan Rymsza’s silly-scary take on our financial ecosystem.
Three Jokers: Why [SPOILER] Made Sense as the First Major Victim
Batman: Three Jokers features a major character death right from the opening issue. Here’s why the victim makes sense to the overall story.