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Search ArticlesHBO’s Cancelled Sci-Fi Masterpiece Officially Surges on Streaming Ahead of Remake
To finish a story on one's own terms is a gift that many shows never get nowadays. Cancellations can happen at any time, sometimes with renewals being reversed. It is especially heartbreaking when the story is nearing a natural end, and the creators are ready to land the ship. Netflix has been the biggest culprit, with shows like GLOW, The OA, and Santa Clarita Diet having the rug pulled out from under them as the story was about to conclude.
Tom Hardy's 2-Part Crime Saga Officially Sets Return With Explosive First Trailer
Harry Da Souza is about to be dragged into another deadly war, and he better bring his A-game to this fight. Ahead of the return of the Harrigan crime family, as it desperately seeks to hold on to their crime empire/syndicate/book club or however they want to frame it, Paramount+ has just dropped a tease of what's about to come, and the good news is we don't have much longer to wait.
‘Smile’ Director’s Remake of an ‘80s Horror Classic Officially Sets Release Date
Horror seems to be the perfect breeding ground for cult classic movies. Perfect examples include Dario Argento's Italian masterpiece Suspiria, the extreme, boundary-pushing Ichi the Killer, the Hollywood horror defining The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, the hugely important zombie masterpiece Night of the Living Dead, and the horror musical blueprint The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
The 10 Best Western Movies in Film History
Since the very birth of cinema as a storytelling medium, the Western genre has been one of the most popular and prolific. After all, these are stories that pretty much anyone and everyone can find compelling if done right: exciting stories of crime, freedom, action, and righteous heroes making sure that outlaws are forced to face justice.
10 Netflix Shows Everyone Knew Would Be Masterpieces After the First 10 Minutes
Netflix has always been a powerhouse when it comes to entertainment. As the mega-streamer continues to up its game in producing original TV series and movies, their caliber of excellence continues to improve. From mysteries to suspense to reality dating shows, Netflix has become the go-to place for some small-screen masterpieces. While some TV shows take a while to ramp up to their zenith, these 10 did not.
Tom Cruise’s Best Sci-Fi Movie Since ‘Minority Report’ Is Officially Taking Over the World
Director Doug Liman has made movies of all shapes and sizes, and over the course of his decades-long career, has developed a reputation for a freewheeling style on set that some have labeled "Limania." While he has certainly made his share of forgettable movies, every once in a while, Liman delivers a movie that garners both positive reviews and audience adulation.
Only 3 Spy Movies Are Better Than Any James Bond Film
Easily the most enduring and arguably the most iconic film character of all time, Ian Fleming's James Bond has dominated spy cinema since his first big-screen appearance in 1962's Dr. No. Spearheaded by Eon, Albert "Cubby" R. Broccoli and his progeny, the mainline 007 franchise has run for a staggering 25 entries over six decades without ever really dipping in relevance.
Charlie Brown’s Greatest Failure Is Exactly Why ‘Peanuts’ Still Matters
For over 75 years, Charlie Brown has been playing the game of losing. He has played baseball and lost, had his heart broken by the girl with the red hair, watched helplessly as his kites got caught in trees, and, above all, relied on Lucy to hold a football, knowing full well she would never let him kick it. Indeed, he has managed to make a good living despite being the loser, whose persona is defined by his losses and failures.
‘Star Wars’ Next Best Sci-Fi Just Cracked Open a Completely New Future for the Force
For nearly 50 years, the Star Wars franchise has been defined by key concepts. Chief among them is the conflict between the Jedi and the Sith, with both sides being able to tap into the mystical energies of the Force. Jedi Knights use the Force to protect life, serving as the "guardians of peace and justice" in the galaxy, while Sith Lords embrace the Dark Side of the Force to subjugate everything in their path.
The 10 Best Fantasy Books of the 2000s, Ranked
The 2000s were a fascinating period for fantasy writing. This was the heyday of Harry Potter, its success sparking a wave of new fantasy series, particularly for younger readers. At the same time, legends like Terry Pratchett and George R.R. Martin were at the height of their powers, while new voices such as Patrick Rothfuss were pushing the genre in fresh directions. The result was a diverse collection of modern classics.