Nick Staniforth

5 days ago | slashfilm.com | Nick Staniforth

When it comes to the big screen history of the Batman, there have been only two instances where actors have had a one-and-done run in the Dark Knight's costume. In 1997, George Clooney took on the role of the Caped Crusader alongside Chris O'Donnell's Boy Wonder in "Batman & Robin," which was deemed by Kevin Feige as one of the most important comic book movies ever made, all because of how bad it was.

5 days ago | slashfilm.com | Nick Staniforth

He might seem like he has everything under control in the "Yellowstone" universe, but the founder of the Dutton dynasty, Taylor Sheridan, has admitted that he knows full well that his sprawling saga doesn't always make sense. Nevertheless, others have tried to replicate the lighting in a whisky bottle that the actor-turned-writer has managed to maintain since 2018 with the show and five other spin-offs that are either in development or have already aired.

5 days ago | slashfilm.com | Nick Staniforth

It's almost 18 years after the final episode aired, and yet somehow, there are an unfortunate bunch who still haven't seen a single episode of "The Sopranos." We get it. Perhaps given the universal acclaim, the life (and maybe death?) of Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) is a bit daunting. What if you finally sit down to watch what many deem the greatest television show ever made and think you don't like it? What if it suffers from that classic ailment of "taking a few episodes before it gets good"?

6 days ago | slashfilm.com | Nick Staniforth

If Netflix had renewed all the shows they abruptly canceled due to fan campaigns for their return, we would be paying a lot more for the streaming service than we already are. The likes of "Mindhunter," "The OA," "Sense 8," and (whisper it now) "Warrior Nun" all faced the chop, canceled during what many fans considered their prime.

1 week ago | slashfilm.com | Nick Staniforth

This post contains spoilers for "Karate Kid: Legends."No disrespect to the dojo, but like it or not, "Cobra Kai" was a show that, as it progressed, settled into the camp of "so good it's bad" and remained there for six entire seasons.