
A History Of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE F-Bombs
Over the 46 year run of the show, more than a dozen cast members, musical artists and guest hosts have let loose with the one word NBC really doesn’t want you to say on the air. [click for more]
Over the 46 year run of the show, more than a dozen cast members, musical artists and guest hosts have let loose with the one word NBC really doesn’t want you to say on the air. [click for more]
A deep dive into the X-Men films that Fox had in development before the Disney merger. [click for more]
The soundtrack for THE BLUES BROTHERS is a great tribute to mid-20th century music, but it is missing one song that was intended for the film. [click for more]
Voting for Best Picture is not as cut-and-dry as one would think thanks to the method the Academy uses. [click for more]
When audience arrived at theaters for David Lynch’s adaptation of DUNE in 1984, they were unaware that they had some studying to do before the film began. [click for more]
Writer/director Zack Snyder has to explain why Warner Brothers should release his initial edit of JUSTICE LEAGUE or stop stoking the ridiculous #RelasetheSnyderCut flames. [click for more]
In a time when it feels like so much of Hollywood output is based on pre-existing intellectual property like comic books or part of a franchise like The Fast And The Furious, director Rian Johnson’s [click for more]
Martin Scorsese thinks the only good films are ones that he considers “cinema.” This is why he is wrong. [click for more]
Next December, worlds will live, worlds will die. And the CW superhero shows are already starting to tell the story of CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS. [click for more]
With Marvel’s Phase Three set of films coming to a close, we look ahead and try and piece together what the superhero studio has in store for it’s next cycle of films. [click for more]
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