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Reviews
How ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Captures History in Sizzling Detail
“Judas and the Black Messiah” begins in Chicago, 1968, where we meet a car thief whose ruse is to impersonate…
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Industry News
Disney, Journalists Don’t Care if You Call Out Their Glaring Hypocrisy
Conservatives are flooding social media with reasons why Disney shouldn’t have fired “The Mandalorian” co-star Gina Carano. The former MMA…
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Industry News
Hollywood Sold Its Soul to China … Now What?
For years whenever China told Hollywood to jump, the industry had but one answer … how high? Studios drooled over…
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Interviews
Why ‘Free Lunch Express’ Doesn’t Give Bernie the Baldwin-Trump Treatment
The creative team behind “Free Lunch Express” had a “front row seat” to the Bernie Sanders phenomena, according to producer…
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Reviews
‘The Crow: City of Angels’ Remains a Sorry, Stupefying Sequel
A bad sequel feels like an act of betrayal. The question isn’t ‘why did they make this (the obvious answer…
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Industry News
Springsteen’s Unity Plea: Virtue Signaling at Its Worst
The iconic image of then-Cassius Clay standing over a defeated Sonny Liston in 1964 said many things. What didn’t it…
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Industry News
Tim Dillon on Late Night Comics: They’re Not Doing Their Jobs
Tim Dillon found fame in a very 21st century fashion. The comic didn’t land his own network sitcom or score…
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Reviews
‘Run’ Is the Movie McDreamy Fans Forgot
There aren’t a lot of R-rated Disney action movies, but “Run” remains a supreme guilty pleasure from the Mouse House.…
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Interviews
‘Run Hide Fight’ Director Shares Film’s Amazing Journey
Director Kyle Rankin says shooting B-roll footage as a student changed the course of his career. Rankin attended the University…
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Lists
10 Perfectly Unwoke Comedy Podcasts
The comedy world is hopelessly, irretrievably woke. It’s why late night comics won’t poke fun at Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a…
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