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Queen of the Ring Reviews
That story is beyond tragic, but although Queen of the Ring does have some sad moments, it's also a story of unwavering passion. As the final credits roll, you're going to feel a renewed strength thanks to such a powerful icon. Read More
Use the Constitution to Protect the Constitution
Donald J. Trump in the White House on December 19, 2019, one day after his first impeachment. (Photo by Jabin Botsford / Washington Post / Getty Images) ONE OF THE MANY CASUALTIES of Donald Trump’s chaotic, never-ending assault on reality is our collective ability to call a spade a spade.
The Horror Movie That Spookily Predicted Trump’s Bunker Fiasco
Like so many before me, I was recently trumped by Trump. I’m not the first, and I certainly won’t be the last, but I think I can at least lay claim to one novelty: He spoiled my movie. Well, not exactly spoiled—but he certainly gave away the premise when he “inspected” the White House bunker a few weeks back and then made headlines doubling down on the incident with his half-baked Bible photo op.
Blumhouse Television's Upcoming List Reveals Loot Of Promising Projects
As Hollywood continues to reboot in the face of the coronavirus crisis, Blumhouse Television wants viewers to know they have a murderous line of content that will make the studio tell stories that are "Not only because of the monsters under the bed, but also because of the things that keep us awake at night." From true crime and genre series to documentaries and limited series, Blumhouse Television is all about variety with regards to its existing and future releases, and we've got details on...
Blumhouse Television's upcoming slate reveals a spoil of promising projects
As Hollywood continues to reboot itself in the face of the coronavirus crisis, Blumhouse Television wants viewers to know that they've got a killer lineup of content that will have the studio telling stories that are “not just about the monsters under the bed, but the things that keep us up at night.” From genre series and true crime to documentaries and limited series, Blumhouse Television is all about variety with regard to their existing and upcoming releases, and we've got the details on...
Sex, Deceit, and Scandal: The Ugly War Over Bob Ross’ Ghost
Bob Ross Estate Bob Ross is everywhere these days: bobbleheads, Chia Pets, waffle makers, underwear emblazoned with his shining face, even energy drinks “packed with the joy and positivity of Bob Ross!” Whatever merchandising opportunity is out there, kitsch or otherwise, it’s a safe bet his brand-management company is on it—despite his having shuffled off the mortal coil more than 25 years ago.
Birdboy: The Forgotten Children Review - Beautifully Animated Misery-gasm
Written and Directed by Alberto Vázquez and Pedro Rivero I’m not a huge fan of animated movies. This is probably because the only emotions I’m comfortable feeling are contempt and self-satisfaction, and the saccharine positivity of films like Wall-E or The Secret Life of Pets makes me feel a strange tingling sensation in the place where my heart should be.
Midnighters Review - Exceptional Performances Elevate This Taut Thriller
Last week’s season opener of “Ash vs Evil Dead” decided that setting up a story could take a backseat in exchange for geysers of blood. That’s not to say that the opener was simply a swath of viscera because that’d be a lie. There was enough information sprinkled here and there – Ash having a daughter, Ruby’s incantation and subsequent pregnancy, Pablo’s suddenly sensitive tattoos – to let viewers know that this season’s stakes were raised and that the shit was about to hit the fan.
How Working for the Pentagon Prepared Me for Hollywood (Guest Blog)
We were somewhere in the wilds of Rhode Island on a deserted stretch of road in the dead of a bitter New England winter night, and we were about to hit a man with a car — on purpose. Yet even as the driver maneuvered the vehicle into place, all I could think about was a dinner I had had years earlier in Baku, Azerbaijan, with then-U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. That, and the raging kitchen fire that had abruptly ended the dinner.
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