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In 1999, Will Smith and Kevin Kline came together in Barry Sonnenfeld's update of a '60s TV classic. Now, it's time to Remake Wild Wild West RIGHT!
Read More »Wild Wild West | Remake This Movie RIGHT!
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Interview with Director Rod Blackhurst | Here Alone
Director Rod Blackhurst discusses his career, why he loves post-apocalyptic stories, and why his new film Here Alone was the story he needed to tell.
Read More »The Ballad of Lefty Brown | SXSW Film Review
Director Jared Moshé offers a unique take on the western, as Bill Pullman plays a sidekick who finally dons the hero's hat in The Ballad of Lefty Brown.
Read More »The Most Dangerous Aliens – Movie Battle Royale | Ep 266
On our latest podcast, the most dangerous aliens in film is settled via a Battle Royale, we review new movies Life and Power Rangers, news and much more.
Read More »Life (2017) | Film Review
Life follows six astronauts who discovery definitive proof of the existence of life outside of our planet, and it will do anything to survive.
Read More »Power Rangers | Film Review
It's Morphin Time as the Power Rangers receive their very own reboot in the form of an origin story. Read on for our review.
Read More »‘Atomic Blonde’ Is Charlize Theron At Her Best | SXSW Film Review
Charlize Theron stars an MI6 agent attempting to solve the murder of a fellow agent while recovering a list of hidden operatives in Atomic Blonde.
Read More »SXSW 2017 | The Films of South By Southwest
South By Southwest 2017 has come to a conclusion, and now it is time to discuss the films screened at this year's SXSW Festival.
Read More »Walking Out | SXSW Film Review
Matt Bomer and Josh Wiggins star as a father and son attempting to survive the Montana wilderness after a devastating bear attack.
Read More »M.F.A. Deserves To Land At The Top Of Your Must-See List | SXSW Film Review
Francesca Eastwood stars as Noelle, a college student who is raped and sets out on a path for personal justice in director Natalia Leite's M.F.A.
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