Morbius 2? Be Careful What You Joke About
It sounds as though people are joking around with the idea of seeing a sequel to Morbius, but at this point, it might be just a joke and not much else. There
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Blue Velvet: A Dreamy Nightmare of Suburbia and the Birth of Indie Cinema
The opening shot of David Lynch’s Blue Velvet (1986) unveils title cards in elegant cursive against a backdrop of blue velvet fabric. Angelo Badalamenti’s
Malignant 2 Would be Redundant
Malignant should probably be kept as a singular movie, but it’s fair to think that this isn’t what Warner Bros. has in mind since it sounds as tho
Wild Things That Happened on The Set of The Evil Dead
The 1981 movie The Evil Dead is what many would consider a horror classic. Although it’s been more than 40 years since the movie’s release, it con
The Pinocchio Trailer Is Here And It Looks Spectacular
Disney isn’t slowing down with their live-action adaptations. Next on their list is the talking puppet Pinocchio. Just take a minute and think about how
Five Movies To Watch When You’re Done With “Happening”
The French drama thriller film Happening (French: L’événement) had its limited release last May 6, 2022. The film is directed by Audrey Diwan from a s
Cult Movie Review: Happiness (1998)
When it comes to revisiting underrated cult films from the past, it is always important to try and get viewers to view or revisit Todd Solondz’s Happiness (
Movie Review: Top Gun: Maverick
Talking about delays is rather common when it comes to several of the movies that have come out in the last couple of years, but Top Gun: Maverick is one of t
Revisiting the Controversy of Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange
Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange (1971) finely represents the crossroads between postmodernism in terms of its narratives. Chiefly the intersection betw
Why Alan Parker’s Birdy (1984) Is a Forgotten Postmodern Masterpiece
In 1978, American author William Wharton published a novel called Birdy, and this literary opus managed to combine the very best of postmodernist allegory wit
