The graphics card landscape is on the brink of a significant shift with the upcoming release of AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 series. Leaked specifications suggest that these GPUs will deliver impressive performance, making them a strong contender against NVIDIA’s RTX 4000 series. With 16GB of GDDR6 VRAM, RDNA 4 architecture, and a competitive price point, the RX 9070 series could be AMD’s next big move to capture a larger market share....
Horror is a genre that consistently finds inventive ways to approach and reinvent other genres. For instance, though the first quarter of the year is often mocked as a movie dumping ground, the horror genre has absolutely owned winter 2017 with hits likeSplitandGet Outreinventing the cinematic universe mapping process and the socially conscious drama by infusing them with horror tropes. Last year by this time, the most talked about film not namedDeadpoolwasThe Witch, which dropped us into a period specific colonial setting and presented the Puritan fears of an evil witch in the woods as an absolute truth....
Which side will you choose? That’s the question posed to audiences in the new poster forBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and this evening Warner Bros. also released a pair of new TV spots for the film, unveiling a few pieces of brand new footage. I do like that WB is taking advantage of the marketing opportunity for a movie like this by divvying up their promo materials. The first of these new TV spots is Superman-centric, asHenry Cavill’s Clark Kent argues his case against the vigilante nature of Batman....
The office of Master Lin is full of wonders. As the dean of Kings Dominion, an elite, shadowy school for the criminal underworld, his bookshelves are stacked with titles likeThe ABCs of the Human Body, as well as katana blades, gold dragon statues, and a violent taxidermy mongoose ripping into a serpent. According to actorBenedict Wong, who plays the ruthless headmaster in Syfy’sDeadly Class, “When you’re summoned here, it could be either good or bad....
If you watched the recentOscarsceremony, you probably heard that DreamWorks Animation’sThe Boss Babywas in the running for Best Animated Feature Film … and then probably did a double-take. Yep, theAlec Baldwin-fronted animated business baby comedy earned itself an Oscar nomination. Since I haven’t seen it, I’ll reserve judgment. But since Ihaveseen the first trailer for the Netflix animated series adaptationThe Boss Baby: Back in Business, I feel pretty good about passing on it completely....
Well it was inevitable I suppose—it’s time for the Fox News Movie, apparently.Deadlinereports thatCharlize Theronwill portray news anchorMegyn Kellyin Annapurna Pictures’ untitled film about the women working at the Fox News Channel, and the sexual harassment they experienced at the hands of chairmanRoger Ailes, who resigned in disgrace in 2016 amid the revelation of allegations about his behavior. The film has Oscar-winningThe Big Shortco-writerCharles Randolphpenning the script, who’s been working on the movie since before Ailes’ death....
Child’s Playhas gone through several different iterations, reinventing itself through the decades: The original 80s film (a fairly straight horror film) gradually became more comedy-centric, culminating in the outlandishSeed of Chucky. Then the series went old-school with two Direct-To-Video sequels that harkened back to Hitchcock & DePalma. Now, though, theChild’s Playreboot has brought a modern twist to the franchise, forgoing the original series mythology and turning Chucky into a malfunctioning AI doll....
Anime fans know that this will be a pretty great summer to be a fan of Japanese animation. In order to tease what’s coming our way,Crunchyrollunveiled a complete line-up of titles that are debuting or returning to the platform as soon as the season starts, and fans should keep it at hand in case they don’t want to miss any of theexciting anime seriesthat have beenhighly anticipated. Summer will kick off with the new seriesTakopi’s Original Sin....
A new trailer for Paramount Pictures’Daddy’s Home 2has arrived well ahead of its early November release date and its Christmas-themed plot, so, “Happy holidays” I guess? At least this time around the trailer is provided in a more conventional widescreen format and not condensed to a Facebook square like thefirst one, so there’s much more room for all the daddies to air out their grievances in this comedy sequel. Will FerrellandMark Wahlbergreturn as sensitive step-dad Brad Whitaker and badass dad Dusty Mayron respectively, but they’re joined by their own dads in this follow-up to theSean Anders-directed 2015 hit....
Shout! TV is airing aFarscapemarathon on March 19 for the cult science fiction series' 25th anniversary, and Collider has a Leviathan-sized giveaway to tie in with it. One lucky winner will get a gorgeousFarscapeposter signed by series starsBen BrowderandGigi Edgelyand executive producerBrian Henson. The poster features stunning and classic imagery from the series with John Crichton (Browder) and Aeryn Sun (Claudia Black) front and center, surrounded by Chiana (Edgley), Scorpius (Wayne Pygram), and more....
Another beloved action-thriller novel is making its leap to the big screen. According toDeadline,Just Watch Me, which was originally penned byDexternovelist,Jeff Lindsay, will be getting an onscreen makeover. However, this isn’t the only exciting news surrounding the new title.Gerard Butleris officially in talks to star in the new film, withJohn Wickcreator andNobodywriter,Derek Kolstad, attached to adapt the book into movie form. Lindsay authored the title as part of his two-bookRiley Wolfeseries....
Irreverentis an Australian drama television series that centers on a chaotic priest as he tries to adjust to small-town life and struggles to attempt to find some common ground with the quirky residents of a remote Australian town in Far North Queensland. The catch? Reverend “Boyd” is in fact a criminal named Paulo, and he’s on the run from some very angry people after a heist gone wrong results in the death of a well-known gang member....
It has been announced that Prime Video will not be renewing the recent reboot ofI Know What You Did Last Summer, leaving the series at a single season. Originally reported byDeadline, the eight-episode slasher series that was produced by Amazon Studios and Sony Pictures TV will be ending after releasing its first four episodes on October 15 before releasing its final four weekly, with its finale airing on Amazon Prime Video on November 12....
