Month: August 2021

WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Candyman, in theaters now. Candyman recontextualizes the core concept of the horror franchise, picking up largely from the events of the 1992 original and exploring the sheer power a legend like Candyman can have on the world and the people who live in it. By the end of the
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Known for his writing on Silicon Valley, Clay Tarver brings that same level of zany energy and ensemble-led shenanigans to his feature film debut Vacation Friends. Directed by Tarver and co-written by him, Tom and Tim Mullen, Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, the film is set around a relatable and promising concept: what if the
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Perhaps one of the most underrated members of the Marvel Cinematic Universe‘s original Avengers team, Hulk can often feel overlooked due to the lack of a solo outing since 2008’s The Incredible Hulk. While this is mainly due to a rights issue, later MCU titles including Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers: Infinity War began to explore Bruce Banner and his
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Mattel is bringing back three forgotten Street Sharks designs that never made it into plastic form during the franchise’s ’90s heyday. Part of the Mattel Creations line geared towards toy collectors, these never-before-visualized figures include a sculpt based on the original design for Ripster as well as two unused villains named Karkass and Clambo. All three figures
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When the first trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home took the Internet by storm earlier this week, it reawakened the dream of a Marvel project that never came to pass: a live-action Spider-Man crossover featuring Peter Porker, AKA Spider-Ham, with Spider-Verse producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller at the helm. Miller recently reposted a story on Twitter about
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Civil War, by writer Mark Millar and artist Steve McNiven, is one of the biggest Marvel stories of the 21st century. Pitting Iron Man and Captain America against each other in an ideological battle, it would change the Marvel Universe for years to come in its aftermath, completely recreating the landscape of the heroes and villains.
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Founded in 1994, DreamWorks Animation boasts an eclectic filmography, ranging from the bent fairy tales that are the Shrek movies to Aardman’s whimsical stop-motion adventure Chicken Run. The studio also enjoyed early success with the traditionally animated Biblical epic The Prince of Egypt, which was the highest-grossing non-Disney animated film at the time of its release.
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One of Dungeons & Dragons‘ most fearsome and iconic enemies remains the dragon, and no matter which plane the party travels to, there are bound to be dragons to fight. Chromatic and Metallic dragons tend to be the most common, providing balance between good and evil — but as with everything on the cosmic scale, there’s
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The new trailer for Free!-the Final Stroke- has finally been released, giving fans a preview of what to expect in the final chapter of the Free! franchise. The trailer showcases the anime film’s intense, competitive tone and asks the question, “What are you swimming for?” Free!-the Final Stroke- will be released in two parts, with part one scheduled to premiere on Sept. 17 and
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Apparent concept art from Disney+’s upcoming Obi-Wan Kenobi series showcases Hayden Christensen’s Darth Vader before he became the mechanized Sith Lord. In an image obtained by the Star Wars News Net, Darth Vader is seen in the early stage of his rebuilding process after losing multiple limbs and suffering intense burns in his fight with Obi-Wan at the end of Star
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The tragedy of Star Wars lies in its “what ifs?” as a saga fond of parallel storylines often results in inevitable devastation. Perhaps one of the biggest and most frequently questioned possibilities is that of Anakin’s training. While Obi-Wan did the best he could, things could’ve turned out much differently had Qui-Gon survived Darth Maul’s attack in Star Wars:
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