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5 days ago | 
nerdist.com | Kyle Anderson
As a professed horror movie junkie, I’m always chasing the dragon for the new scare fix. I want them spookies so bad I can taste it! It’s not even that I love the feeling of scared. I just want to know a movie is capable of doing it! Also the creepy shit is fun. At any rate, I have no way of knowing whether or not Zach Cregger’s new movie Weapons will be this kind of horror movie, but each and every new piece of marketing has me more and more intrigued.
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5 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Kyle Anderson
As a professed horror movie junkie, I’m always chasing the dragon for the new scare fix. I want them spookies so bad I can taste it! It’s not even that I love the feeling of scared. I just want to know a movie is capable of doing it! Also the creepy shit is fun. At any rate, I have no way of knowing whether or not Zach Cregger’s new movie Weapons will be this kind of horror movie, but each and every new piece of marketing has me more and more intrigued.
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1 week ago | 
nerdist.com | Kyle Anderson
I recently rewatched 28 Days Later for the first time in years. The movie’s innovative handheld digital cameras, MTV-era cutting, and brutal, fast zombie-like creatures still pack a wallop 23 years later. At the same time, other films, TV shows, and comics have cribbed so much from Danny Boyle and Alex Garland that the concept feels exceptionally rote. That’s why the idea of the pair returning to the story with 28 Years Later intrigued me so.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Kyle Anderson
NowTyler Perry is facing legal backlash to the tune of $260 million from an actor who appeared in his BET drama “The Oval” and is accusing the media mogul of quid pro quo sexual harassment, sexual battery and retaliation, among other counts. Perry’s accuser, actor Derek Dixon, filed his lawsuit against …
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1 week ago | 
nerdist.com | Kyle Anderson
It hasn’t been a full 28 years since 28 Days Later, but it’s getting very close. We almost can’t fully process just how influential and innovative the original movie was in 2002. Not only did it provide a jumpstart to the zombie (or zombie-like creature) genre, it gave the world fast-running hordes. Technologically, the movie’s use of handheld digital cameras proved equally as cutting edge, even if it looks quite rough by today’s standards.
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1 week ago | 
nerdist.com | Kyle Anderson
They call them “teaser” images for a reason. Tantalizing, brief, unclear, maybe obscured. It’s all part of the exceedingly manufactured, seemingly endless cycle of movie marketing. Nothing revealed before its time. The latest of these fleeting glimpses comes courtesy of actor Nicholas Galitzine. He’s playing Prince Adam, also known as He-Man of Eternia, in the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie. The young beef boy shared a first image of himself as He-Man…kind of.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Kyle Anderson
They call them “teaser” images for a reason. Tantalizing, brief, unclear, maybe obscured. It’s all part of the exceedingly manufactured, seemingly endless cycle of movie marketing. Nothing revealed before its time. The latest of these fleeting glimpses comes courtesy of actor Nicholas Galitzine. He’s playing Prince Adam, also known as He-Man of Eternia, in the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie. The young beef boy shared a first image of himself as He-Man…kind of.
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2 weeks ago | 
yardbarker.com | Kyle Anderson
Robert Eggers loves himself a chilly period piece. The director of The Lighthouse and Nosferatu has made his entire career out of tackling spooky tales set in the past in exceptionally overcast times of year. And boy, we definitely like that. While Eggers’ next film will be Werwulf, a seeming companion piece to Nosferatu, Variety reports that his follow-up to that will be none other than Charles Dickens’ perennial favorite, A Christmas Carol .
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2 weeks ago | 
nerdist.com | Kyle Anderson
Robert Eggers loves himself a chilly period piece. The director of The Lighthouse and Nosferatu has made his entire career out of tackling spooky tales set in the past in exceptionally overcast times of year. And boy, we definitely like that. While Eggers’ next film will be Werwulf, a seeming companion piece to Nosferatu, Variety reports that his follow-up to that will be none other than Charles Dickens’ perennial favorite, A Christmas Carol.
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2 weeks ago | 
nerdist.com | Kyle Anderson
The Man of Steel has his work cut out for him in James Gunn’s Superman. For a brand new version of the character in a (mostly) all new cinematic universe, Supes (David Corenswet) sure has a lot of people and things out to get him. These threats—spearheaded by Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult)—feel all the more overwhelming in the latest two-minute spot, signaling that you can now buy tickets. We see a good amount of footage from earlier trailers, but we get a whole lot more.
