The Goldbergs Halloween episode "Mister Knifey-Hands" guest stars Robert Englund as Freddy Krueger or Fredward Kroger as Beverly (Wendi McLendon-Covey) calls him. Her son, Adam (Sean Giambrone), is petrified to fall asleep after a Nightmare on Elm Street movie marathon with his girlfriend, Jackie (Rowan Blanchard). It ... [Read More]
Halloween kills off the previous sequels to focus on the trauma experienced by final girl Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), who has spent the last 40 years preparing for a rematch.
This retcon includes canon stating that Laurie is Michael Myer's sister, which explained his obsession with her. The relationship was ... [Read More]
When Disney fired director and screenwriter James Gunn from Guardians of the Galaxy 3 for decade-old offensive jokes. The entire cast has shown their support for Gunn but none more than Dave Bautista, who plays Drax. The actor threatened to quit during an interview with Shortlist
“Where I’m at right now is that if ... [Read More]
Venom does whatever a spider can (mostly) despite Spider-Man being retconned out of his origin story. The alien symbiote no longer bonds with wall-crawler first and yet star Tom Hardy gives off a definite Peter Parker vibe. Journalist Eddie Brock (Hardy) starts a new life in San Francisco after sloppy reporting gets him fired ... [Read More]
Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse is literally out of this world. It's set in a different universe explains Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) AKA Spider-Man. This Hispanic / black Spider-Man debuted in the so-called Ultimate Universe.
The Multiverse gets cracked open like an Easter egg in the opening scene of the trailer. DC ... [Read More]
A cybernetic soldier travels back in time to terminate a young boy (Julian Dennison) in Terminator 2 . . . er, Deadpool 2. The X-Men are still MIA so Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) forms his own super duper fucking group: X-Force, an elite team of menacing mutants and Peter (Rob Delaney). Ironically, X-Force was originally founded ... [Read More]
Reservoir Dogs is a bank robbery movie that never actually shows the robbery due to director Quentin Tarantino's non-linear storytelling. The robbery scene is finally revealed in a Simpsons couch gag by animator Lee Hardcastle, who takes some artistic liberties with the scene. The parody is faithful to the essence of the ... [Read More]
