Name: Colt Seavers Occupation: Stuntman Family: N/A Allies: Jody Moreno, Dan Tucker, Alma Milan, Nigel, Venti Kushner Enemies: Tom Ryder, Gail Meyer, Doone, Dressler, Iggy Star Weapon(s) of Choice: Glock 17 (with blanks), Fists Body Count: N/A Memorable Quote: “I had no choice. I had to do some Jason Bourne shit!” See Colt in Action:

The best-selling video game of all time, Minecraft comes to theaters in April next year with A Minecraft Movie.  Directed by Napoleon Dynamite and Nacho Libre director Jared Hess, A Minecraft Movie follows a quartet of misfits, played by Jason Momoa, Emma Myers, Sebastian Hansen, and Danielle Brooks, who are sucked into “The Overworld” of […]

Following up on the surprise hit from 2022, Smile, director Parker Finn is back in October with Smile 2.  Naomi Scott, playing pop star Skye Riley, is the latest person targetted by the “Smile Entity” when she witnesses a horrific death and then starts to have terrifying visions.  Learning about the previous people inflicted with […]

Here’s what’s new on DVD and Blu-ray/4K this week; it’s the New Release Round-Up. Pick of the Week: Repo Man (Criterion Collection 4K) Also Out This Week: 22: The Unforgotten Soldier Belgravia: The Next Chapter Charlie Tango CSI: Las Vegas The Final Season The Clean Up Crew A League of Their Own (4K) Sweeney Todd: […]

Horror director Fede Álvarez brings his penchant for visceral gore to the latest entry in the Alien franchise while also completely nailing the look and style first established in the 1979 Ridley Scott classic.

When it debuted in 2015, Mad Max: Fury Road was a shot of adrenaline straight to the heart, and anticipation has been high for the follow-up prequel, Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. While George Miller’s visual style and action sensibilities are as sharp as ever, Furiosa feels more bloated and less finely tuned than its predecessor and was a pretty big disappointment.

Almost 10 years since the last entry in the franchise, War for the Planet of the Apes, the apes are back in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, a solid continuation that doesn’t quite hit the heights of the previous trilogy

Guy Ritchie has been seemingly working nonstop recently, releasing two movies last year, the recent The Gentlemen series on Netflix, and, most recently, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, a fun action romp that feels like a combination of Inglourious Basterds and Ocean’s 11.

The second part of Zack Snyder’s Netflix space opera Rebel Moon, The Scargiver, feels less like a whole movie than the third act of a film drawn out to 2 hours and the threat of more Rebel Moon on the way.

Dev Patel stars and makes his directorial debut in Monkey Man and while there’s some cool, bloody action, some pacing and stylistic decisions keep it from reaching the level of something like the John Wick movies.