A brief exploration of the most dreadful cinema-going experiences from last year. It was a bad time for comedies, Michael Bay and Christian cinema.
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The X-Men prequel trilogy is set to conclude with X-Men: Apocalypse in 2016, but two series stalwarts won’t be returning, as Patrick Stewart has confirmed that neither himself or Ian McKellen will reprise their roles in the upcoming film.
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Ooh, the Movie Moron Top 10 Animated Movies of 2014 – ‘tis a roster more exclusive than even the guest-list for the snootiest Manhattan nightspot.
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It’s another Avengers trailer showcasing multiple superheroes looking sad.
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In an alternate universe far, far away, George Lucas is currently in post-production on Star Wars: Episode VII and will release it in cinemas in May this year.
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Paul Rudd rides the back of an ant to make his daughter proud.
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Gunfire, car chases, fearless heroes facing down impossible odds with awe-inspiring feats.
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Let’s take a look at the biggest and best comedy movies of 2015. Funny this year comes in the form of De Niro as a dirty grandpa, Sacha Baron Cohen as a soccer hooligan, the return of the foul-mouthed teddy bear, and Vince Vaughn on an unusual business trip. That and so much more.
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Let’s take a look at the biggest and best horror movies of 2015. The scary list features the usual mix of remakes (‘Poltergeist’), reboots (‘Friday the 13th’), sequels (‘Sinister 2′) and original fare (‘Krampus’).
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This is it! My last Midnight Movie Madness review.
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Our 13-year-long journey through the lands of Middle-Earth has finally come to a close. Let’s say our last goodbye w/ the epic conclusion of Peter Jackson’s prequel trilogy, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.
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Ridley Scott takes on the the story of Moses with his latest epic, Exodus: Gods and Kings. Find out whether this new interpretation ranks on a par with The Ten Commandments or The Prince of Egypt.
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Things have got serious in teen movie land. Very serious. In the catchily-named The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1, an uprising looks to overthrow Donald Sutherland, possibly for looking exactly the same for 20 years.
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