Browsing: Cult

The Doom Patrol #3 takes the World’s Strangest Heroes to a cult compound where Dr. Caulder’s nightmares become uncomfortably real this Wednesday.

One of Xbox’s most unusual cult classics has received an unexpected upgrade, giving a beloved game fresh life on PC more than two decades after its original release.

NEW YORK – Writer, producer and director Dimitri Logothetis shared an update with The National Herald on his latest news. Nearly four decades after Jean-Claude Van Damme’s ‘Kickboxer’ became an international martial-arts phenomenon, Logothetis is expanding the franchise beyond live action with ‘Kickboxer: Rebirth’, a 3D anime television series combining martial arts, spirituality, magic and…

There are so many problems with streaming media, but a big one is that each of these companies is hellbent on creating new movies and shows to fill out their library of licensable titles. There’s a lot that’s worth watching, but there’s nowhere near enough time to watch these worthy works. As a result, great…

There are movies you watch once and enjoy, and then there are movies that stay with you so deeply that you feel compelled to watch them again sooner rather than later. Back in the 1990s, there was one movie that particularly intrigued me. For starters, its lead actor was the son of a legendary martial…

The cast for Apple TV’s Ascension, the new cult horror series inspired by Adam Nevill’s novel Last Days, continues to grow. Deadline reports that T’Nia Miller, known for The Haunting of Bly Manor and Generation Z, has joined as a series regular alongside Amanda Plummer, known for Pulp Fiction and Needful Things, and Christopher Chung,…

Even as ads become more and more common on streaming platforms, taking away the few remaining reasons we had to transition from traditional cable in the first place, it’s quite rare to get an ad for older titles. It makes sense that a streaming platform would want viewers to know about upcoming movies and shows,…

Jonah Hex and the Shadow of Death #2 brings the bounty hunter face-to-face with a mysterious preacher and his growing cult in the town of Ashecott.

The 2000s were a great era for television, and the shows that debuted in 2006 are now turning twenty. 2006 spawned its fair share of comedies such as Psychand 30 Rock, along with more dramatic speculative fare with Eurekaand Kyle XY. 

Michael Douglas discusses surviving Stage 4 cancer, maintaining a lasting marriage and his close relationship with son Cameron. The Oscar winner has written a new memoir, ‘One Helluva Ride.’