Our favorite on-again, off-again director, M. Night Shyamalan, has added a new instalment to the surprise Unbreakable series. After 2016’s Split revealed a twist ending that connected to 2000’s Unbreakable a whopping sixteen years later,
We’ve highlighted six things leaving Netflix in August that you might want to check out pronto, followed by the
The road for the Timeless fans has been about as straightforward as a fluffed travel through time. Since launching in 2016, NBC’s show starring Abigail Spencer, Matt Lanter, and Malcolm Barrett as an unlikely time-travelling
Ever since Mad Men left our screens in 2015, we’ve been waiting for more from creator Matthew Weiner and his ability to craft compelling storylines and fascinating character arcs. Luckily, the wait is (nearly) over,
Feminism isn’t a competition, nor is it something that can be quantified within the complicated realm of entertainment. But with a huge crop of shows currently on television that boast feminist credentials and that critics
As August begins and more people are deciding to give up on their dreams of getting burnt to a smoldering crisp under the white hot summer sun and have resolved it’s time to plunge into
Jeffrey Thompson is an American filmmaker who has recently finished an animatic (animated storyboard) he hopes will soon be transformed into the first four minutes of his first live-action horror feature film, The Legend of
Musician-turned-filmmaker Boots Riley is not sorry when it comes to stirring his audience. Having disrupted the music industry as the leader of the leftist Oakland hip-hop group The Coup, he’s now set his sights on
When was the last time you signed a good petition? Was it to protest a social injustice? Police brutality? State signed acts of transphobia? Children being ripped away from their parents? Or was it to
The annual Venice Film Festival has unleashed its full 2018 lineup ahead of the event’s kick off on August 29, offering a window into some of the major cinematic hits that’ll set the stage for
