Author: Nick Spake

  • The Rampage trailer is an 80s dream come to life

    When Rampage hit the arcade scene in 1986, chances are nobody expected it to ever inspire a multi-million dollar film. The first Rampage is here, however, and it’s a dream come true for anyone who grew up in this era. Read More >

  • Is James Franco joining the X-Men franchise?

    James Franco rose to another level of fame in the Spider-Man movies where he played Harry Osborn. Franco may be hanging up his Green Goblin gear to take part in another Marvel movie. Read More >

  • Dwayne Johnson is only the second biggest player in first Rampage poster

    The idea of Dwayne Johnson starring in a movie based on the old school video game, Rampage, sounds equally silly and awesome. That’s perhaps the best way to describe the first poster for the upcoming film as well. Read More >

  • Christian Bale totally transformed himself to play Dick Cheney

    When you think of former US Vice President Dick Cheney, Christian Bale probably isn’t the first actor who comes to mind. Then again, Bale has been known to completely transform himself for a role and Adam McKay’s Backseat should prove to be no exception. Read More >

  • Justice League Review

    Justice League will leave you with hope for a better tomorrow. Read More >

  • Wonder Review

    Much like its protagonist, Wonder exceeds expectations and proves to be more than what it seems. Read More >

  • Did a Star Wars: The Last Jedi poster confirm Rey turning to the dark side?

    Ever since the credits rolled for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, fans have debated whether or not Rey will turn to the dark side. A poster for The Last Jedi seems to indicate so. Read More >

  • Quentin Tarantino clarifies what his next movie is about

    When it was announced that Quentin Tarantino’s next film would revolve around the Manson Family, it seemed like a fitting combination. Tarantino has now clarified, however, that his ninth feature won’t exactly be about Charles Manson. Read More >

  • A Super Mario Bros. movie is in the works

    1993’s Super Mario Bros. will forever be remembered as one of the most notorious adaptations of a video game ever to meet the silver screen. Jump ahead twenty-five years later, video game movies haven’t gotten much better. Read More >

  • New trailer for The Greatest Showman is magical

    The Greatest Showman might not be a Baz Luhrmann movie, but the film’s first international trailer certainly has the makings of one. Read More >