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Sinners and the Power of Cinema for Good or Evil

3 days ago | denofgeek.com | Joe George

“There are legends of people born with the gift of making music so true, it can pierce the veil between life and death, conjuring spirits from the past and the future.” So declares the opening narration of Ryan Coogler‘s triumphant blockbuster Sinners. “This gift can bring healing to their communities, but it also attracts evil.”The narration establishes the rules of Sinners‘ world, in which vampires lay siege upon a juke joint in 1932 Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Jaws and a Mayor Who Has Been Misunderstood for 50 Years

3 days ago | denofgeek.com | Joe George

On a lovely day on a lovely beach on Amity Island, Mayor Larry Vaughn stands in front of the cameras to kick off the Fourth of July festivities. Just days ago, a woman was killed by a shark off the coast of the tourist spot, making many consider avoiding the sandy beaches this year. But Vaughn assures his viewers that everything is fine.
Love, Death & Robots Is A Love Letter To Sci-Fi, Animation, and Adaptation

3 days ago | denofgeek.com | Daniel Kurland

Netflix has no shortage of options when it comes to science fiction programming and experimental anthology series, but Love, Death + Robots is an especially beautiful love letter to science fiction’s chameleonic nature and endless versatility. The unpredictable animated anthology series combines sci-fi with comedy, horror, fantasy, mystery, and romance as it brings gripping genre literature to life through a modern lens.
Stranger Things Season 5 Trailer: The 5 Biggest Takeaways

4 days ago | denofgeek.com | Shawn Laib

After nearly three years of waiting since the ending of Stranger Things season 4, Netflix’s era-defining original series finally has a concluding release date and a teaser trailer with some remnants of the Upside Down sprinkled in for good measure. At least half of the trailer is dedicated to a recap of the previous four seasons of the show, but there are some key moments that help paint an early picture of what to expect in the final season without spoiling too much.
The Life of Chuck Review: Stephen King and Mike Flanagan Were Made for Each Other

4 days ago | denofgeek.com | David Crow

People who call Stephen King a horror writer get him all wrong. There are horrible, terrifying things that happen in his stories, sure. Most of them, anyway. But no matter how ghoulish, how gruelling things become in splashes of pig’s blood, or flashes of clown’s makeup, those macabre charms are fleeting. They’re interstitial selling points in stories crafted by a consummate, and sometimes saccharine, humanist.
Haunting Song in Wake Up Dead Man Trailer Ties to Coen Brothers and Grim Southern History

5 days ago | denofgeek.com | David Crow

During most of the introduction to the Wake Up Dead Man portion of Saturday night’s Netflix Tudum event, writer-director Rian Johnson and his starry cast, led by a folksy Daniel Craig, had fun hiding what the third Knives Out mystery is about. In fact we really don’t know. But as judged by the first teaser trailer for the movie, it is going for a darker and more oblique tone than the general playfulness viewers remember from Knives Out and Glass Onion, marketing included.
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Adapts Most Ignored (and Scary) Part of the Book

5 days ago | denofgeek.com | David Crow

Frankenstein, the post-Enlightenment novel written by a teenage girl that invented modern science fiction, has long been Guillermo del Toro’s white whale. The Mexican filmmaker has eyed adapting Mary Shelley’s story of a modern day Prometheus since the 1990s. And now it’s almost here.
Netflix's Lost in Starlight: Korea Makes an Animated Sci-Fi Romance for Adults

1 week ago | denofgeek.com | Kayti Burt

In 2018 Korean animator and illustrator Han Ji-won created a commercial for jewelry brand Stonehenge that follows a girl who dreams of going to space, just like her astronaut grandmother. The brief, beautiful animation caught the attention of Korean production company Climax Studios, who saw potential for a much bigger story about the human connections astronauts carry with them into space.
Joe Don Baker’s Great James Bond Sidekick Represents a Simpler Time for 007

1 week ago | denofgeek.com | Joe George

Pierce Brosnan’s James Bond is on a mission. He has no time for games. So when his contact in St. Petersburg fails to complete a secret passphrase, Bond’s suspicions are up. 007 follows the man to a car and as soon as the man lets down his guard, Bond springs into action. Bond steals the stranger’s gun and points it at his face, demanding that the phrase be completed.
Why the Time is Right for a Deadpool and Batman Crossover

1 week ago | denofgeek.com | Gavin Jasper

In early 2004, after defeating Krona, the Justice League and the Avengers said their goodbyes as each team returned to their proper universe. It was the last time that Marvel and DC would cross paths in any official capacity for decades. Well, unless you count the roundabout way of having them duke it out with Fortnite skins. In terms of comics, the two industry giants would keep separate, especially once Marvel was scooped up by Disney. After 21 years, the two worlds will collide once again.