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Arise Sir Gerard Of Butler! Along with his fellow knight of the VHS cassette, Sir Jason of Statham, they still make the kind of movies a few studios wish they had the courage to make. Movies with a sensible budget,
Alfred Hitchcock Presents is an anthology series that aired on CBS and NBC between 1955 and 1965. It’s been named one of the 100 best TV shows of all time by Time Magazine. Alfred Hitchcock Presents is well-known for its
I must not have been paying attention, as this seems to have come out of nowhere. Kate Mara and Laurence Fishburne star in The Astronaut. This is a new sci-fi horror from Vertical. This follows astronaut Sam Walker, who crash-lands
Title: How Sharper The Serpent’s Tooth Airdate: 10/5/1974 Plot Summary In How Sharper The Serpent’s Tooth, the Enterprise is tracing the course of a probe that scanned Earth and sent a signal back along its course. They are attacked by
The eighth and final episode of Alien: Earth has dropped with a loud clang. Looks like we made it. Look how far we’ve come, my baby. Great, I’m quoting Shania Twain lyrics. Alien: Earth has finally driven me over the
Tense as hell, and completely gripping are some of the superlatives being thrown around by people who have seen A House Of Dynamite, the newest thriller from Kathryn Bigelow (Point Break, Strange Days, The Hurt Locker, and Zero Dark Thirty.
One thing that annoys me is long titles of movies, like the full title of this movie, Psycho Therapy: The Shallow Tale of a Writer Who Decided to Write about a Serial Killer. I’m just going to refer to it
Ok, so the title isn’t that big a deal, but this was a special cinema. We all love the Last Movie Outpost as a place where like-minded movie and entertainment geeks can discuss movies, social and economic differences in our
Fire up the Prequel-O-Tron! It’s time to go back, way back, back into Maine because this is a Stephen King story so where else were we going to go? Two teasers have given glimpses; now much more is revealed of
Love it, loathe it. Run from it. Hide from it. The Wicked sequel was as inevitable as your first dump of the day. The first movie adapted only the first half of the stage play that completely captured an entire
Is politics downstream from culture, or is it the other way around? Does entertainment then fit into the bracket of culture? Whatever… as just about everything is now downstream from recent events, and it will be that way for a
The usual circus that surrounds the casting of a potential new 007 shows no signs of abating. No matter what tabloids and online outlets say, though, there won’t be a new James Bond actor cast this year. Deadline has reported
