The Veil Of Joy Is Breaking In New Trailer for ‘WandaVision’
What a NIGHT! Disney with the sneak attack flood of trailers, news, and all around awesomeness that dwarfs what we get in a weekend...
Kevin Hart And Wesley Snipes Join Up for Netflix’s ‘True Story’
What isn't Kevin Hart doing these days? Well, until now he didn't have an 8-episode limited series on Netflix with Wesley Snipes, so I guess...
‘Servant’ Season Two Trailer Promises More Creepy Doll Weirdness From M. Night Shyamalan
The arrival of M. Night Shyamalan's AppleTV+ series Servant came when he was riding on a career high. After a string of hit films,...
‘The Midnight Sky’ Trailer: George Clooney Races To Save The Last Of Humanity
George Clooney's latest directorial effort, The Midnight Sky, hits select theaters tomorrow. Reviews have been sorta middling (mine will arrive in a day or...
Review: ‘Let Them All Talk’Steven Soderbergh Steers Meryl Streep Through A Leisurely Story Of...
The delicious irony of Steven Soderbergh's breezy return to form, Let Them All Talk, is that nobody is trying to say much of anything....
Netflix’s ‘History Of Swear Words’ Trailer Has Nicolas Cage Exploring The Origins Of Expletives
As someone who learned to cuss at a VERY early age, the origin of swear has never really been a concern. But I'm suddenly...
‘Cobra Kai’ Season 3 Trailer: Daniel And Johnny Put Aside Their Differences In The...
I'll say it and say it over and over again... Cobra Kai shouldn't be this damn good!
If you told me a sequel to the Karate...
DC Readers: Attend A Free Virtual Screening Of Amazon’s ‘I’m Your Woman’ Starring Rachel...
We're happy to offer our DC readers the chance to attend tonight's free virtual screening of I'm Your Woman, Amazon Prime's new film starring...
‘Clarice’ Teaser: CBS’ ‘Silence Of The Lambs’ Sequel Series Arrives In February
Are you ready for more Silence of the Lambs? I mean, I guess we should all be happy this isn't a remake, but instead...
Review: ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’Chadwick Boseman And Viola Davis Highlight A Big, Bold, Bluesy...
It's tough to watch Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, George C. Wolfe's adaptation of the August Wilson play, without recognizing it as the final screen...