After almost a full year closed, theaters are reopening in New York City. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the decision during a press event on Monday that theaters will be permitted to reopen on […]
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Flixboss. All opinions and ideas are entirely my own. Like us, you are likely one of the 182.8 million worldwide subscribers to Netflix. You might have been a subscriber […]
The Russo Brothers are quite familiar with directing a big-budget comic book film. The director’s Joe and Anthony Russo were recently asked by comicbookmovie.com to share their thoughts about Zack Snyder’s Justice League getting released on […]
Bong Joon-Ho’s Parasite has been the talk of the town since gaining traction after becoming the Cannes Film Festival Palme D’or winner. The film is also one of the best-reviewed films of the year with […]
Disney is getting fans hyped for their Disney+ streaming service which is less than a month away from launching. We already knew some of the new series and films that would be arriving but now […]
The Hollywood Foreign Press has just announced their nominations for the 76th Golden Globe Awards and while some familiar names on the movie end made their presence known, another Oscar favorite pulled up in a […]
If you’re feeling like the summer movie box office is ending, you’re probably right. There are 3 new offerings this weekend and while they should put up respectable numbers relative to their budgets, don’t expect […]
Lionsgate is on the fast rack with a drama about the provocative hip hop group 2 Live Crew and its leader Luther Campbell, whose parody version of the Roy Orbison hit song Oh Pretty Woman […]
After we had a weak contender take on Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2 with King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Alien: Covenant looks to take the top spot but the question is how close […]
[powerpress] With the premiere of Alien: Covenant this week, the guys discuss their top 10 science fiction films. Luis is back and talks his Top 10 Guilty Pleasure films. Gaius breaks down last week’s TV […]
[powerpress] David and Gaius talk their top 10 guilty pleasure films. What makes their list? Do any Sarah Michelle Gellar movies land on Gaius’ list? Any sports films on David’s? Listen and find out! The […]
It’s May and that means a bunch of new content is coming to Netflix for you to watch. This month brings us new seasons of some Netflix’s original series The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Chelsea, Sense […]
[powerpress] This week, David and Gaius discuss their top 10 TV shows, the series finale of Bates Motel, 13 Reasons Why may come back for season 2, and the upcoming Unbreakable and Split sequel. Featured on the episode: Tribeca […]
[powerpress] This week, David, Luis, and Gaius discuss Netflix’s latest hit 13 Reasons Why, whether movie trailers nowadays help or hurt a film, Will Smith as the genie in Disney’s upcoming live-action reboot of Aladdin, old 90s […]
Amy Schumer has signed on to star in I Feel Pretty, from a script written and to be directed by Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein for Wonderland Sound & Vision and Voltage Pictures. The picture […]
I should get one thing out of the way before I dive into my review of The Fate of the Furious. There was no way this eighth installment was going to match Furious 7 on […]
[powerpress] Gaius is awake and talks his Top 10 favorite films of all time with David and Luis. The guys then discuss their thoughts on Fate of the Furious and The Fast and the Furious franchise […]
TriStar has enlisted Fede Alvarez to direct and Jay Basu to write a film that will dive back into the universe Jim Henson hatched in the 1986 Jim Henson-directed cult classic Labyrinth. The duo will take on the project […]
[powerpress] Since Gaius is sleeping, David and Luis host this week’s episode. 1:00 – Our deepest apologies to our listeners. We nixed last week’s planned podcast of the 2nd part of our Batman and Robin due […]
Ghost in the Shell didn’t dazzle with its $18.6 million opening and now it looks like the film is on its way to a major lost. Film finance sources say the film stands to lose […]
There is no denying that the $110 million spent to bring Ghost in the Shell to the big screen looks like money well spent. Every cent seems to have made it to the final product […]
It is about to be April and Netflix is ready to get down with new seasons of their original series to go along with some new original filmstrip well. Some stand out additions this month […]
This weekend, Power Rangers and Life debuted in theaters but couldn’t beat out Disney’s live-action giant Beauty and the Beast. Power Rangers exceeded box office predictions and debuted in second place proving there was still an audience for the franchise. Life didn’t perform as […]
[powerpress] This week, David, Luis, and Gaius explore the great and terrible of Batman and Robin in a special two-part commentary episode of Reel Chronicles. Part 2 premieres Wednesday, April 5th. Batman & Robin released on June 20, […]
It’s a “tale as old as time” and that’s probably why the familiarity of Beauty and the Beast is so comforting. This live-action adaptation of the 1991 animated classic of the same name wraps the audience […]
Differentiating between what a good film is and loving a franchise so much that you’re blinded by it that you can’t decipher through the bad is a dilemma I expected when first hearing about the Power […]
Despite the fact that Disney had released iconic films throughout the last century such as, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, 101 Dalmatians, and The Little Mermaid, none of those films had received an Academy Award […]
[powerpress] On this week’s episode, David and Luis are joined by Gaius from Los Angeles. In celebration of this weekend’s premiere of Beauty and the Beast, they discuss their all-time top 10 Disney animated films. 1:25 […]
Sony is moving ahead with a sequel to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Principal photography is set to begin in September and a release date scheduled for October 5, 2018. Fede Alvarez has been […]
[powerpress] On this week’s episode, David and Luis discuss their all-time top 10 superhero movies and whether Logan deserves to be on their list. In honor of our discussion, we open this week’s episode with Hugh […]
21st Century Fox in collaboration with Austrailian carrier Telstra plans to roll out a new program where cell phone users will be able to download full HD movies ready to watch on their phones without […]
Matt Damon’s The Great Wall is on track to lose more than $75 million according to sources who spoke to The Hollywood Reporter. The film has only made $36.5 million at the U.S. box office […]
Back in 1996, Scream was the breath of fresh air that the genre desperately needed. Horror was in dire straits before that film came along and audiences were clearly in need of something fresh and new because, […]
It’s almost March. Winter’s almost over and spring will soon be upon us. A new month also means new movies and shows coming to Netflix. This month, we are getting a slew of classic movies, […]
Troll 2 is probably the weirdest hour and a half I have ever spent watching a movie. This movie is a cult classic, not because of the horror and suspense it was supposed to portray […]
There is only one major release that appears to make a dent in the weekend box office but the question is: how high will Get Out actually go? Universal/Blumhouse has had great luck with micro-budgeted horror […]
If A Cure For Wellness was about an hour shorter, I think it could’ve been a pretty compelling psychological thriller. The problem is the film clocks in at nearly 2 and half hours and clearly […]
Fist Fight is perfectly harmless and offers up a few laughs but it’s ultimately pretty forgettable once you’ve left the theater. It’s not reinventing the wheel or setting a new standard for comedy by any means […]
I’ll be perfectly honest with you. I was completely caught off guard by John Wick back when it was released in 2014. It was a prime example of expecting very little but coming out of it gaining […]
It’s no secret that movie franchises are the go to for studios to make their money. From the Marvel Cinematic Universe to Harry Potter, the film franchise, good or bad, is consistently a cash cow. The Fifty Shades franchise […]
The Batman franchise has had its share of ups and downs throughout the years. From the camp of Batman ’66 to the importance of Batman ’89, the franchise has become a staple of not just cinema but the standard representative […]
Matthew McConaughey is teaming up with Spring Breakers director and writer Harmony Korine on The Beach Bum. He’ll play Moondog, a rebellious and lovable rogue who lives big in this upcoming comedy. Producer John Josher called The […]
Rings is a desperate cash grab but it’s interesting how poorly this cash grab was handled. Why make a sequel/slight reboot nearly 15 years since The Ring Two when that film wasn’t received in the best […]
It’s the end of an era so to speak. IMDB has decided to shut down their message boards after 16 years. The news was announced on Friday but many people who are a part of […]
While watching Resident Evil: The Final Chapter I was reminded of my viewing of Underworld: Blood Wars from a few weeks ago. These are both franchises that have achieved worldwide appeal that I don’t quite understand […]
Before I get into my review of A Dog’s Purpose, I want to address the elephant in the room. At this point, we’ve all seen the video that was first released by TMZ that showed a […]
It’s going to be a pretty tight race for number one this weekend between two (or possibly three) movies this weekend but last weekend’s champ, Split, should still hold onto the top spot when it’s […]
Everyone’s favorite “chill” time subscription service, Netflix, is constantly swapping out movies and series from their library every month. February brings us a new batch of movies, series, comedy special and originals for our viewing […]
There is a part of me that respects Vin Diesel’s commitment to the franchises that have made him an action star. In 2001, The Fast and the Furious brought him his first taste of mainstream success […]
In 2015, The Visit became a much-needed hit for director and writer, M. Night Shyamalan. Some have described him an inconsistent genius and despite a stellar early start, he experienced a huge career slump that […]
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