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Britney “Tiger” Morano, Tiffany “New York” Patterson, Abigail “Red Oyster” Kintanar, and Jesselynn “Wire” Desmond from ‘Flavor of Love’ | KMazur/
In the early days of Greyston Holt’s career — years before he took on the role of Detective Hudson Riley in Prime Video’s action thriller “Neagley” – the actor made guest appearances in a long list of fantastical shows such as “Stargate Universe,” “Once Upon a Time,” and “Supernatural,” just to name a few. He’d eventually…
How do you turn a man who rides cannonballs, visits the moon, and escapes monsters into a movie? Terry Gilliam decided to give it a shot. His 1988 fantasy adventure The Adventures of Baron Munchausen was based on a collection of tall tales that barely bothered with a traditional plot. The Baron simply went from…
We are still firmly in the Brendan Fraser renaissance — the Brenaissance, if you will — and it’s a particularly great time to be a fan as the actor is bringing back one of his best franchises with The Mummy: Book of the Dead hitting theaters next fall. But while everyone is rightfully excited for…
Sony kicked off its debut into the video game console market with a bang, launching the original PlayStation in 1994. With its disc-based hardware, the console delivered crisper visuals and sound design than its cartridge-based counterparts. This was bolstered by an impressive library of video games, including the launch of several powerhouse franchises, taking advantage…
Forgotten Island is a dizzying, cotton-candy-colored, visually spectacular mash-up, a richly stylistic ganache poured over a sweet story about friendship, memory and how friends from different backgrounds lift each other up and help each other become who they are. The way it cleverly clashes animation styles together is reminiscent of the Spider-Verse films, and no…
Starring Brendan Fraser (The Mummy, The Whale, George of the Jungle), Elizabeth Hurley (Austin Powers), and Frances O’Connor (Mansfield Park, Madame Bovary), the 2000 film Bedazzledwas hardly lacking in star power. Frasier was originally going to star in The Wedding Plannerbut dropped out to join Bedazzledinstead, a remakeof the 1967 film of the same name.
Fans today tend to forget that the X-Men were anything but a success out the gate. The original run, cancelled after sixty-six issues in 1970, never really found its footing or its audience, and for a few years, it looked as if the characters would fade into the background of the Marvel Universe, relegated to…
There are sci-fi shows out there that cover everything from the strange and alien to playing God. And that’s exactly the premise of a short-lived series that gathered a fan base who enjoyed horror, mystery, and science fiction all in one. The show was made by those that worked on other TV shows with huge followings…
Netflix has given the world a lot of good things. The streamer famously saved “Breaking Bad” from an early cancellation due to its huge rise in viewership the moment it debuted on the platform. Meanwhile, shows like “Lucifer” and “Manifest” outright came back from the dead thanks to Netflix giving them new seasons.