Browsing: Tomatoes

The Rotten Tomatoes result for Lanternsis out and it’s quite positive! However, critics agree that anotherDCUproject is better than the latest installment. The project was released in 2024 and has the highest Tomatometer score among all DCU projects.

After Creature Commandos kicked off the rebooted DC Universe canon in 2024, the franchise had its true coming out party last year. Superman ushered in a new era of DC movies, earning widely positive reviews and $618.7 million at the worldwide box office (becoming 2025’s highest-grossing comic book film in the process). On the TV…

Great shows come and go, and I’ve either made my way through a number of highly scored ones, or I’m already in the middle of them (Siloseason 3, currently). But now there’s a brand new series that has amassed a great Rotten Tomatoes score from critics.

There’s no denying that July delivered some major entertainment highlights. From the highly anticipated Legally Blonde prequel Elle to the star-studded drama The Five Star Weekend, there was plenty to keep us glued to our screens. But one series has quietly earned major praise from both critics and viewers, and somehow it feels like not…

A new racing film quietly landed in theaters in April and provided a brand-new look at one of the most prestigious events in the entire world.

On Wednesday, Panick Entertainment and Atomic Toybox launched a Kickstarter campaign for a new Attack of the Killer Tomatoes graphic novel. Today, The Beat can share a look at interior art by Bobby Timony.

 After more than four decades, the cult horror-comedy franchise born in San Diego is coming home. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence, the fifth installment in the series, was largely produced and filmed in San Diego and premieres in select theaters this August, opening wide and available on VOD in September

Disney is starting to pay the price for its lack of creativity. Its latest release is Moana, yet another live-action remake made to satisfy fans’ appetite for nostalgia without taking any meaningful artistic risks