There are certain movies that hit you right at the core, that wrap around your brain like a warm flannel and never quite let go. For me, that movie was Clueless. It wasn’t just a teen comedy—it was a full-on cultural meteor that crash-landed into my adolescent psyche. And at the center of it all … Continue reading Clueless Is Back—and So Is My Unresolved Teenage Obsession
Is George R.R. Martin Afraid to Finish Game of Thrones?
George R.R. Martin is the kind of writer who once built an entire world out of blood, betrayal, and dragonfire. But somewhere along the way, he lost the plot—not in the narrative sense, but in the very real sense that he hasn’t released The Winds of Winter, the long-promised sixth book in the A Song … Continue reading Is George R.R. Martin Afraid to Finish Game of Thrones?
The Lobo Hoax Exposed the Truth About Scoopers
It started, as these things often do, with a blurry photo. Jason Momoa, confirmed to be playing Lobo in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, appeared to be fully decked out in costume—black leather, eye makeup, riding a motorcycle. The image exploded across social media. People thought we were looking at our first leaked glimpse of the … Continue reading The Lobo Hoax Exposed the Truth About Scoopers
Why Hollywood Is Sweating Over Sinners Before It Even Opens
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners hasn’t even opened yet, and the knives are already out. Not from critics—those folks are lining up with glowing reviews and a 99% Rotten Tomatoes score to prove it—but from within the very system that greenlit the movie in the first place. The word on the street is that Sinners needs to … Continue reading Why Hollywood Is Sweating Over Sinners Before It Even Opens
The Film Capital of the World Is Becoming a Ghost Town
There was a time when the dream was to make it to Los Angeles. You know the story—land of palm trees, perpetual golden hour, and the faint scent of ambition mixed with exhaust. For filmmakers, actors, editors, hell, even background extras, LA was it. The gravitational pull of Hollywood was so strong you didn’t question … Continue reading The Film Capital of the World Is Becoming a Ghost Town
Harry Potter’s HBO Reboot Is Playing With Fire—And They Know It
Warner Bros. knows exactly what they’re doing. Don’t let the press releases fool you or the nostalgia bait distract you. This reboot isn’t just about “returning to the books” or “bringing the magic to a new generation.” It’s a billion-dollar balancing act, and the studio is treating Harry Potter like a high-stakes spectacle that depends … Continue reading Harry Potter’s HBO Reboot Is Playing With Fire—And They Know It
Everyone’s Talking About Superman, Just Not the Film Itself
There’s something funny about how people talk about Superman right now. Not funny ha-ha, more like funny weird. Because if you look at the data, especially the latest unaided awareness scores from The Quorum, you’d think Superman is already halfway to a billion dollars. It’s leading the pack of movies that are still months away. … Continue reading Everyone’s Talking About Superman, Just Not the Film Itself
The Cure for Toxic Masculinity Might Be A Goofy Movie
There’s something about A Goofy Movie that sticks with you. Maybe it’s the over-the-top ‘90s vibe, maybe it’s Powerline melting faces with “I2I,” or maybe it’s that quiet scene by the river, where Goofy and Max finally stop yelling and just talk. For a movie with talking cows, Bigfoot, and exploding possum mascots, it’s that … Continue reading The Cure for Toxic Masculinity Might Be A Goofy Movie
Dear LucasFilm, stop talking about Star Wars, and MAKE Star Wars
Tony Gilroy recently let slip in an interview that Lucasfilm is working on a Star Wars horror project. No official announcement. No trailer. Just a casual mention that, yeah, something’s apparently happening in that space. It wasn’t confirmation. It wasn’t denial. It was something Lucasfilm has become remarkably good at: vague, cryptic development chatter that … Continue reading Dear LucasFilm, stop talking about Star Wars, and MAKE Star Wars
Chicken Jockey Day Is the Death Rattle of Movie Theaters
Regal Cinemas has officially stopped pretending it’s in the business of showing movies and started acting like it’s running a meme theme park. On April 20th, they’re hosting “Chicken Jockey Day” to ride the viral chaos surrounding A Minecraft Movie, and the whole thing reeks of desperation dressed up as fan engagement. It's a one-day … Continue reading Chicken Jockey Day Is the Death Rattle of Movie Theaters
Hollywood After Dark 