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It’s not all doom and gloom in movies; sometimes things are just nice. Take The Spin, for example, this is just a nice movie; nice and very funny. We had the trailer for it recently, and I was a screener.
Through the wonders of technology, we resurrected this from the smoking crater that was the previous version of Last Movie Outpost, before our growth outstripped our wallets and caused us some hosting issues. Why now? Well, firstly, because this originally
Camel Spiders opens during the Iraq War. At first, I thought the title was an anti-Arab slur, but no, camel spiders actually exist (at least, regular-sized ones do). Camel Spiders are classed as Arachnids but aren’t true spiders for some
Film mega-uber-producer Jerry Bruckheimer has two potentially massive sequels on his to-do list right now, and in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, he talked about progress on both of them. He phrased it like they were in a race: “I
The remake of Baywatch has just taken a more interesting turn, because it has been revealed that it isn’t a remake at all. It is a continuation. Stephen Amell (Arrow, Heels) has been set as the lead role. According to
So I am really struggling to get through the next Trek-On with Star Trek V, and I think everyone understands why. So I changed course and started bingeing a show that I never saw the first time around, Stargate SG1.
The People Who Own The Dark (1976) is a great title. It conjures up images of people. In the dark. Who own it. Does the movie do it justice? The first thing to know about The People Who Own The
If anyone is going to use artificial intelligence to bring down costs while cutting those pesky meatbags called “talent” out of the equation, with their shouty agents and unreasonable salary demands, it’s going to be Hollywood, OK? China is basically
If we ever fell through some weird timestorm, like in The Final Countdown, and through the vagueness of how space time really works, somehow ended up as kids again in the 1980s, but Jason Statham was still a movie star,
Friday is here, and that means the start of the weekend. Now that I’m back to work, I really appreciate this fact. I don’t think I was made for work; I was made for sofas and TV watching. Instead of
Anyone wanting James Bond to go back to the days of the second half of Roger’s Moore’s tenure, with double-taking pigeons, hover gondolas and an increasingly creaky and girthy middle-aged man bedding glamour model girls left, right and centre is
Is Masters Of The Universe going to be welcome relief from Hollywood drudgery, or just another in the long line of projects that breaks what remains of our childhood hearts? The rumors are that it’s good. The test screenings loved
