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As previewed at Toy Fair, Neca is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Rob Zombie‘s The Devil’s Rejects with Tiny and Baby Firefly action figures.

Tiny, played by the late Matthew McGrory, includes a hood that fits over his head. Baby, played by Sheri Moon Zombie, comes with a pistol and shotgun.

Each 7″ scale articulated toy is packaged in a window box. Pre-orders are live for a March 2026 release.

Longtime collectors may recall that Neca made figures of these characters back in 2005, but they’ve been reworked for the new releases.

In the sequel to House of 1000 Corpses, the homicidal Firefly family goes on the run, but the clan’s rampage is cut short when a sheriff follows.

Moon Zombie and McGrory star alongside Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, Ken Foree, Leslie Easterbrook, and William Forsythe.

[Related] Free as a Bird – Rob Zombie’s ‘The Devil’s Rejects’ Turns 20

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The mid-2000s were a wild time in horror. From originals like Wolf Creek, High Tension, and the dawn of Saw, to a litany of dark Platinum Dunes remakes. Audiences made it very clear that we wanted it nasty. Then we wanted it even nastier at home on an “unrated” DVD in the months that followed. It’s very apropos then that this is the era when Rob Zombie: Director was born. Following up 2003’s House of 1000 Corpses, the rock star turned director was ready to shock audiences with depravity once more. Only this time, he didn’t want you to laugh uncomfortably at his sick circus. He wanted to suck all the cartoon air out of the room and make you feel the horror as if you were there. To do so would require him to push his actors to the limits of their minds darkest places,...

Welcome to The B-Side! Here we talk about movie directors! Not the movies that made them famous or kept them famous, but the ones that they made in between.

Today we discuss John Frankenheimer, a true expert of the craft and a man who could make any kind of film. Our B-Sides today include Prophecy, 52 Pick-Up, Dead Bang, and the HBO Film Against the Wall (for which Frankenheimer won an Emmy!)

Our guest today is the great Blake Howard of One Heat Minute Productions. He’s just wrapping up his podcast series Romin, in which Blake discusses Frankenheimer’s late-period action masterpiece (and certified A-Side) Ronin with incredible film minds (and also two schlubs from The Film Stage). In this episode, I tell a fairly interesting first-hand story about original Ronin screenwriter J.D. Zeik!

The superb interview book John Frankenheimer: A Conversation With Charles Champlin is referenced quite a bit throughout,...

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This August, Hulu is bringing you a lot of entertainment, from the highly anticipated release of FX’s Alien series to the much-anticipated streaming release of Osgood Perkins‘ The Monkey. However, for the purposes of this article, we are only including the films that are coming to Hulu next month and have a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score. So, check out the ten best films that are coming to Hulu in August 2025 with a 90% or higher Rotten Tomatoes score.

Devil in a Blue Dress (August 1) Rt Score: 92% Credit – TriStar Pictures

Devil in a Blue Dress is a neo-noir mystery thriller film written and directed by Carl Franklin. Based on the 1990 novel of the same name by author Walter Mosley, the 1995 film is set in the late 1940s, and it follows an unemployed World War II veteran, Ezekiel “Easy” Rawlins,...

Craig R. Baxley started off working as a stuntman in the early 1970s, and just a few years later he started directing second unit on movies and TV shows. In the ’80s, he directed multiple episodes of The A-Team – and then it was time for him to make his feature directing debut… and with his first three features, he delivered three of the coolest action movies ever made: Action Jackson, I Come in Peace (a.k.a. Dark Angel), and Stone Cold. We’re big fans of all of those films here at JoBlo, and when it comes to Stone Cold, Chris Bumbray has written a “Best Movie You Never Saw” article and video on the film and John Fallon has put it in the “Arrow Recommends” spotlight. Today, we have some good Stone Cold news to celebrate, as Kino Lorber – the company that gave the film a special edition...

Rob Zombie has been one of the most polarizing figures in the horror community since making the leap from musician to filmmaker. He made his feature writing and directorial debut with House of 1000 Corpses in 2003 — after being purchased by Lionsgate when its original studio, Universal, shelved it three years prior due to fears of it receiving a dreaded Nc-17 rating.

Corpses fell victim to many issues faced by first-time directors — Zombie was seemingly unsure if he’d ever get the opportunity to make another movie, resulting in an anarchic mélange of ideas and influences — but the end result remains potent all these years later. Despite the troubled production and a largely unfavorable critical response, the film turned a healthy profit, giving Zombie the sinister urge to make a sequel as his sophomore effort.

Released 20 years ago today, The Devil’s Rejects is decidedly more grounded in reality than its heightened predecessor.

Rob Zombie‘s The Devil’s Rejects turns 20 today, and Bottleneck Gallery is commemorating the anniversary with a poster by Matt Ryan Tobin.

The 36×24 screen print goes on sale today at 12pm Et. Hand-numbered out of 125, it will cost $65.

Bottleneck writes, “The Devil’s Rejects is an absolutely bonkers horror ride that rocked us to our very cores. Matt tackles Rob’s spectacularly violent sequel with a striking flag motif and some devilishly great renditions of our favorite family of lunatics. The Devil’s Rejects was a darker, more ambitious film than its predecessor, and Matt stepped up to the challenge with a truly killer poster design.”

In Zombie’s 2005 sequel to House of 1000 Corpses, the homicidal Firefly family goes on the run, but the clan’s rampage is cut short when a sheriff follows.

Sid Haig, Bill Moseley, Sheri Moon Zombie, Ken Foree, Leslie Easterbrook, Matthew McGrory, and William Forsythe star.

The entertainment industry is mourning the loss of veteran actor Michael Madsen, who passed away at the age of 67 on July 3. Madsen is of course best known for his films with Quentin Tarantino, including Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill, and The Hateful Eight, but what you might have forgotten is that Madsen was also directed by Rob Zombie once upon a time.

It was back in 2010 that Rob Zombie directed an episode of the series “CSI: Miami,” which was the sixteenth episode of the eighth season. It was titled “L.A.,” and it came along just one year after Rob Zombie wrapped up his time on the Halloween franchise. Before he returned to the director’s chair for The Lords of Salem, Zombie first made his mark on the world of “CSI.”

In the horror-themed episode of the Miami-based spinoff series, “Horatio and Delko must travel to Los Angeles when a...

Wesley Snipes made his big screen debut in the mid 1980s with the Goldie Hawn comedy "Wildcats," and it wasn't long before supporting roles became leads. He reached his peak in the '90s with a string of well-received films ranging from action movies and comedies to dramas and sci-fi hits. The new millennium brought a few more box-office successes, but for one reason or another, Snipes began filling his filmography with somewhat forgettable direct-to-video fare with titles like "The Marksman," "The Contractor," and "The Detonator." And then the U.S. government came calling...

Snipes was charged, convicted, and sentenced in 2008 for tax evasion, and after serving over two years in prison, he returned to filmmaking roughly where he left off -- forgettable genre movies with titles like "The Recall" and "Armed Response." He also got assists, though, from old friends like Sylvester Stallone, Spike Lee, Eddie Murphy, and Ryan Reynolds...

The 1990s were a significantly transforming decade for television. From relatable goofy shows to mind-bending sci-fi sitcoms, the ’90s were the blueprint of success. Back then, streaming had not yet altered media consumption drastically. People also relied heavily on television as their primary source of entertainment.

Television was a different game with high stakes and possible profit margins. A lot went into crafting an episode that would captivate the audience and leave them craving for more.

A still from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine | Credits: Paramount Television

From stellar star-cast to ambitious storytelling, each element of these shows came with a hefty price tag. And in the golden era of television, some shows easily became quite expensive to make. Here is a ranking of the most expensive TV shows from the 90s.

10. The Untouchables (1993) The Untouchables | Credits: Paramount Television

Production cost per episode: 1.5 million via LA Times.

The Untouchables was...

One of Frank Grillo’s more recent projects that perhaps didn’t get the theatrical release it deserved has found success on a new streamer. Grillo stars opposite Andy Garcia and Josh Hutcherson in Long Gone Heroes, the crime thriller following a special forces soldier who has given up everything but now must return to the field to track down his niece. The film recently began streaming on Paramount+ and has wasted no time becoming a major streaming hit, sitting at #2 at the time of writing, behind only Gladiator 2. Long Gone Heroes did not report any box office earnings, nor has it earned enough scores on Rotten Tomatoes to be rendered a review, but it's still wowing audiences on Paramount+ as one of the streamer’s most popular movies.

John Swab wrote and directed Long Gone Heroes with a story from Santiago Manes Moreno. Swab first made his feature...

A classic Sergio Leone gangster movie is making its way to the free streaming service, Tubi. Once Upon a Time in America will hit Tubi on April 1. The movie stars Robert De Niro, James Woods, Treat Williams, Elizabeth McGovern, Joe Pesci, Danny Aiello, and William Forsythe. The film won two BAFTA Awards in 1985, one for Best Score and another for Best Costume Design.

Leone, who died in 1989 at the age of 60, was known for directing Spaghetti Westerns like The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (1966), Once Upon a Time in the West(1968), and Duck, You Sucker! (1971). Once Upon a Time in America was directed by Leone and based on the 1952 novel The Hoods by Harry Grey. The screenplay was written by Leonardo Benvenuti, Piero De Bernardi, Enrico Medioli, Franco Arcalli, Franco Ferrini, and Sergio Leone.

The Director Had to Cut the Movie Down from 10 Hours

With a running time of 3 hours and 49 minutes,...

Exclusive: Here are your first looks at NFL star turned football analyst Rob Gronkowski, Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke, Fivel Stewart (The Recruit) and Justin Chatwin (Shameless) in curling sports comedy The Roaring Game. Scroll down for images.

As previously announced by Deadline, the cast also includes Darin Brooks (Blue Mountain State), Eddie Kaye Thomas (American Pie), William Forsythe (The Devil’s Rejects), Antwon Tanner (One Tree Hill), Vanessa Angel (Kingpin), Paul Johansson (One Tree Hill), Eric Lutes (Caroline in the City), Brett Azar (Young Rock), Jonathan Stoddard (Til Death) and Rob Goon (A Day to Die).

In a screenplay penned by Tom DeNucci (Vault), the film follows Rickey, a high school custodian who loses everything when his girlfriend, Kelly, is selected to play hockey for Team USA and compete in the World Games. Determined to win her back, he assembles a misfit curling team, leveraging his janitorial skills to compete for gold.

Blu-ray.com has reported a new special edition 30th anniversary physical media release of Things to Do in Denver When You’re Dead. The new Blu-ray will have a 4K restoration of the film along with a smattering of goodies for fans of the gangster drama. The 1995 movie stars Andy Garcia, Christopher Lloyd, Christopher Walken, William Forsythe, and Bill Nunn. Both a regular Blu-ray and Ultra-hd 4K Blu-ray come from the boutique label Kino Lorber and are scheduled to hit retailers on April 29.

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“Ex-crook Jimmy ‘The Saint’ Tosnia (Andy Garcia) is trying his best to go legitimate until he’s dragged back into the world of crime for one last, seemingly simple mission. All Jimmy and his eccentric cronies have to do is intimidate their target. But they make a disastrous series of mistakes that result in the death of a woman connected to a powerful gangster.

As fans of Darin Brooks’ The Bold and the Beautiful character stare at the calendar awaiting news of any hint that he’ll be returning to the show, he’s been keeping busy with a few projects in the works. He’s also been autographing and selling trading cards based on his cult classic TV show, Blue Mountain State. But the wait is over as he’s got some news from an upcoming film.

The Film’s Creating a Fervor

Set to the tune of Prodigy’s song “Breathe,” Brooks shared a video to Instagram depicting behind-the-scenes shenanigans on the set of his new film, The Roaring Game. The post was shared originally by the film’s director, Tommy DeNucci, and was captioned, “Finished editing The Roaring Game! We’re picture locked and moving on to visual effects! Can’t wait for everyone to see! Here are some behind the...

It can’t be denied that as far as the old-time action heroes go, Steven Seagal doesn’t get much respect these days. A whole lot has been written about Steven Seagal’s behaviour off-screen (much of it by us), and I’m not going to rehash it all here, but suffice it to say there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot of goodwill left over for the former ponytailed action hero. While many would say he’s become a parody of himself in recent years, one shouldn’t forget that, at the start of his career, Seagal was ultra-popular. His Aikido moves, plus his tall, almost lanky figure and quiet demeanour made him unique among action heroes of the day. And, if you look at his filmography, his first five movies are really good as far as action flicks of the era go. Everything else? Well, not so much,...

Amid the shocking news of a sequel, one of Bad Boys star Martin Lawrences most beloved action outings is all set to stream for free. Released back in 1999, the action-comedy Blue Streak sees Lawrence leading as a master thief who finds himself double-crossed, stashing the diamond hes just stolen on a construction site, and sent to prison. When hes released, he discovers that what was once a construction site is now a police station...and the diamond is buried somewhere inside.

You may not know this, but Blue Streak was, in fact, inspired by a British comedy from 1965 titled The Big Job. Taking its cues from that 60s caper, the action-comedy is directed by Les Mayfield and stars Martin Lawrence alongside Luke Wilson, Dave Chappelle, Peter Greene, Nicole Ari Parker, and William Forsythe. While Blue Streak was met with severely mixed reviews at the time, it saw success at the box office,...

Two years have passed since the release of musician / filmmaker Rob Zombie’s latest film, his update of the classic sitcom The Munsters, and we still don’t know what he’s going to make next (although we do have a wish list of movies we’d like to see him make). While we anxiously wait to hear what Zombie’s going to do next, we have decided to take a look back at all of the movies he has made, from House of 1000 Corpses to The Munsters, to put together a list of some of the Best Scenes from Rob Zombie movies to date.

House Of 1000 Corpses (2003): Home Visit

The feature directorial debut from Rob Zombie (who was born Robert Bartleh Cummings), the horror film House of 1000 Corpses had to overcome production issues, distribution problems, and lost footage on the way to reaching theatres two years later than expected,...

Halloween: Resurrection in 2002 seemed to close the door on the original film’s run. It had run out of gas and failed both critically, with a 10% score on Rotten Tomatoes, as well as commercially, with it only bringing in 37 million on its 15-million-dollar budget. The next year would see Freddy and Jason clash with each other and Leatherface get the remake treatment from studio Platinum Dunes. While Freddy and Jason would get their own remakes in 2009 and 2010 respectively, you know you can’t keep a good masked villain down for long. So, before his two main slasher rivals got their day in the sun, Michael Myers would receive his own remake that came out in 2007. With a drastically different take and a new producer behind the wheel, Halloween would get a chance to do something drastically different than anything we had seen before. Everyone will be entitled to one good...

Martin Lawrence is returning for a sequel to his 1999 action comedy Blue Streak.

In what might just be the most out of left field sequel news we’ve reported this year, Martin Lawrence police comedy Blue Streak is getting a follow up, 25 years after the original.

Deadline has revealed that a sequel is in development at Sony. Lawrence is onboard as star and a producer through his company Run Tel Dat. The script has been written by Cole Maliska, but there’s currently no word on who might direct.

If you need a refresher, the original Blue Streak was inspired by, of all things, the 1965 Sid James and Dick Emery film The Big Job. It saw Lawrence play Miles, a jewel thief who disguises himself as a policeman in order to steal diamonds, but ends up being partnered with actual cop, Detective Carlson, played by Luke Wilson. Shenanigans ensue, and...

Martin Lawrence is set to develop a sequel to the 1999 film Blue Streak, which had come on the heels of his success with Michael Bay's Bad Boys. The original film, which co-starred Luke Wilson, Dave Chappelle, Peter Greene, Nicole Parker, John Hawkes, Octavia Spencer, Nicole Ari Parker, and William Forsythe, followed a jewel thief who attempts to retrieve a diamond he left behind at a police station, eventually pretending to be an officer, only to inadvertently get partnered with a real detective. Blue Streak has generally been considered a fan-favorite among Lawrence's filmography.

Now, a quarter of a century later, Deadline reports that a Blue Streak sequel is in early development through Lawrence's production company Run Tel Dat, with Cole Maliska currently writing the screenplay. Alongside Lawrence, who is both starring and producing, the sequel is set to be produced by the actor's siblings, Robert Lawrence and Rae Proctor,...

He is an officer of the law. Kind of. Actor and comedian Martin Lawrence is lining up a return to one of his most critically panned (but loved by audiences) action movie hits, Blue Streak. The Bad Boys star is reportedly looking to revive the action-comedy classic, with Deadline revealing that Lawrence is now working on a sequel, with Blue Streak 2 now in early development. Yes, we are all just as surprised (and sort of excited) as you are.

No cast or director has yet been confirmed, but the report does reveal that Cole Masika is now working on the screenplay, with insiders stating that Blue Streak 2 is in early development with no other talent involved. As well as presumably returning to star, Martin Lawrence will also produce the sequel through his production company Run Tell Dat. Other producers include Robert Lawrence, Rae Proctor, and Stacy Lyles, as well as...

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for The Lincoln Lawyer season 3.

Netflix's The Lincoln Lawyer is known for its legal realism, properly representing many aspects of the law and court cases while bending others for dramatic purposes. Based on the books by Michael Connelly, the show follows a defense attorney named Mickey Haller who is known for two things. One, he works out of the back of his Lincoln cars, and two, he almost always gets clients off. Like every great courtroom drama, The Lincoln Lawyer takes creative liberties with the legal aspects, favoring storytelling over 100% accuracy.

Despite how TV shows and movies present it, the law and court cases can be very slow, dull, and pedantic. However, The Lincoln Lawyer finds a way to balance actual elements of the legal profession with exciting storytelling. From Andy's Cruz Waiver to trials in absentia, the writers put careful attention into representing the judicial system correctly.

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Brothers is an action heist comedy adventure series directed by Max Barbakow from a screenplay by Macon Blair. The 2024 film follows the story of two twin criminal brothers and while one is trying to reform the other is trying to pull him in on a dangerous heist. With legal troubles, gunfights, and family drama they must reconcile their differences before they lose out on the score of a lifetime. Brothers stars Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage in the lead roles with Glenn Close, Brendan Fraser, Marisa Tomei, Jennifer Landon, M. Emmet Walsh, and Taylour Paige starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the hilarious comedy, dangerous thrills, and compelling characters in Brothers here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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This article contains discussions of suicide, police misconduct, and substance use disorder.

The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 weaves together a tense story of corruption that continues adding new pieces to the puzzle until the very end, finally answering the question of who killed Glory Days and why. The story of The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, which comes from Michael Connelly's The Gods of Guilt, picks up from where season 2 ended with Mickey deciding whether to take on the case of Julian La Cosse, the man accused of killing his friend and former client, Gloria Dayton aka Glory Days. Because he believes Julian's innocence, Mickey agrees to represent him in his trial.

As Mickey and the other Lincoln Lawyer characters on his team look further into the case, they discover a massive conspiracy involving DEA agent James De Marco and a drug cartel. The more they try to expose the truth, the...

There were many characters in The Lincoln Lawyer who couldn’t be classified right or wrong, and ex-LAPD Neil Bishop was one of them. The man definitely had a conscience, but circumstances forced him to do something, to side with certain notorious elements of society that set him down the wrong path.

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Bishop met DEA agent James De Marco around 10 years back when the latter approached him out of nowhere and offered him a deal. Bishop wanted to do good, but things didn’t turn out the way he would have liked, and because of that, he didn’t have a very good reputation in his own department. At that time, Bishop was in charge of a murder case that happened on Montgomery Avenue. De Marco came to meet with respect to that case, and he asked him to not go after the perpetrators and let the case remain unsolved.

Warning: This post contains spoilers from The Lincoln Lawyer season 3.

The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 made its premiere in full on Oct. 17 and delivered the hit Netflix original legal drama's most pulse-pounding season yet. The new season, which contains 10 episodes, adapts Michael Connelly's book The Gods of Guilt and tracks the investigation and trial that ensues in the aftermath of Gloria Dayton's, a.k.a. Glory Days, murder.

Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as the rugged and rough around the edges but insanely lovable criminal defense lawyer Mickey Haller as he represents Julian La Cosse (Devon Graye) against the charges for the murder of Glory Days (Fiona Rene). It's an uphill battle that takes Team Haller in a number of unexpected directions, including looking into a conspiracy within the DEA.

If you're looking for a little clarity about The Lincoln Lawyer season 3's ending after all the unpredictable developments Mickey and his team uncover,...

While Terrifier 3 continues to top the box office, four more brand new horror movies were just released at home today. Additionally, a hit anthology series returns with new episodes.

Here’s all the new horror released on Tuesday, October 15, 2024!

For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar.

From the team behind the Terrifier movies, Stream was released in theaters back in August and the gory horror movie made its debut on digital outlets including Amazon today.

Director Michael Leavy‘s Stream comes from Fuzz on the Lens Productions, with the film’s makeup FX being handled by Terrifier and Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone!

The film’s cast is stacked with familiar faces and horror icons including Tony Todd (Candyman), Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator / Would You Rather), Danielle Harris (Halloween 4, 5 / Hatchet 2), Tim Reid (Stephen King’s It / Wkrp Cincinnati), Dee Wallace (E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial...

Mpx has acquired worldwide sales rights ahead of American Film Market to the crime thriller Just Breathe starring Kyle Gallner from Smile and Shawn Ashmore from The Boys and the X-Men franchise.

Paul Pompa III wrote and directed the Rockwood Champ production produced by Jim Agnew, Cam Cannon, and Rick Dugdale.

Just Breathe follows Nick Bianco (Gallner), who plans to rebuild his life and win back the love of his life after a year spent in prison for assault.

Upon release Nick learns that the target of his affections has another admirer, Chester (Ashmore), his no-nonsense parole officer. Nick soon...

The Coen Brothers have one of the most unique filmmaking styles in cinematic history. They're known for their quirky characters, who range from a struggling folk singer to two incompetent gym employees who get over their heads in a scheme that had a thousand holes in it, to begin with. Their sense of humor defines their movies, as their deadpan, situational jokes have become some of the most quotable moments in modern cinema.

However, perhaps their greatest strength is their endings. Most Coen Brothers films trickle off rather than coming to a concrete conclusion, which allows the audience to imagine that the characters are still out there somewhere, living their lives and continuing on a thousand adventures. They're brilliant - and these are their ten most brilliant endings.

Raising Arizona Provides Hope for Hi and Ed

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When a childless couple--an ex-con and an ex-cop--decide to help...

Oscar nominee Mickey Rourke and former NFL star Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski have nabbed starring roles in writer/director Tom DeNucci’s sports comedy The Roaring Game.

Also joining the Verdi Productions pic, that just wrapped production, in key roles is William Forsythe (The Devil Rejects) and Vanessa Angel (Kingpin). The Roaring Game centers on Rickey, a high school janitor who loses everything when his girlfriend, Kelly, is selected to play hockey for Team USA and compete in the World Games.

To win her back, Rickey creates a misfit curling team and uses his sweeping skills to compete for gold and complete a comic quest for redemption that captivates the nation.

Rourke is best known for his role in Darren Aronofsky’s The Wrestler, which earned him Golden Globe and Oscar nominations. Former New England Patriots tight-end Gronkowski has acting credits that include The Clapper, Entourage, Boss Level and the buddy comedy The Instigators.

Sometimes, even films considered to be timeless classics can contain a line or two that aren't quite as timeless, and that's certainly the case with specific, dated lines of dialogue in '80s movies that have aged poorly. With every year that goes by, more and more gags that were once laugh-out-loud hilarious become increasingly outdated, and more difficult for modern audiences to understand. Of course, this is not to say that the jokes are bad; they simply have not endured the passage of time as well as others. There's a reason, after all, that so many '80s movies have been remade.

From celebrity cameos, to callbacks to other films, to references to now-obscure products, these lines can take many different forms. Screenwriters must try their best to walk the fine line between keeping their dialogue culturally relevant, but not so dependent on pop culture that it is doomed to fade into obscurity.

“It’s Rear Window… with a twist” is always a fun marketing hook for a horror movie – my personal favorite is 1981’s Road Games, which is essentially Rear Window on the road – and the latest film to put a new spin on the Alfred Hitchcock classic is this year’s 9 Windows.

It’s Rear Window… for the screenlife generation. Exclusively watch the trailer below.

9 Windows will release October 15 on digital and cable VOD.

Written and directed by Lou Simón, the upcoming screenlife horror movie stars William Forsythe, Michael Paré, Diana Garle, Christopher Millan and Jason Hignite.

“On the day of her graduation, Liza and her parents are driving to a restaurant to celebrate when a truck slams into their car. Eighteen months later, Liza is unable to walk and lives alone after her parents’ death. Feeling responsible, Liza spends her days trolling vloggers on a local website. Late one night,...

Academy Award winner Denzel Washington is rightly considered one of the greatest actors not only of his generation, but of all time. But even a powerhouse performer like Washington is not immune to critics, with one of his earlier, much-maligned, efforts now landing on the streaming service Prime Video. Titled Virtuosity , Washington starred in the sci-fi action movie way, way back in 1995, alongside fellow Academy Award winner Russell Crowe . While the movie was panned at the time, and holds a rating of just 32% on Rotten Tomatoes, knowing what we know about the actors now, and the plots use of Ai, was it perhaps misunderstood?

Coming after acclaimed performances in the likes of Cry Freedom, Glory, Malcolm X, and Philadelphia, Virtuosity is set in the futuristic year of...1999, and finds Washington starring as Parker Barnes, a former cop who is imprisoned for killing the psychopath who killed his family. While serving time,...

Netflix’s hit legal drama “The Lincoln Lawyer” is set to release its third season on October 17. The new season will continue the story of unconventional defense lawyer Mickey Haller portrayed by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo. Haller takes on a new case defending a client accused of murdering one of his former clients, a challenge that will push Haller’s skills to their limits.

Based on the Michael Connelly novel “The Gods of Guilt,” Season 3 introduces changes while maintaining continuity. All 10 episodes will premiere simultaneously, differing from previous seasons split into parts. Series co-creator and showrunner Ted Humphrey revealed the season will include flashbacks providing insight into Haller’s past. “This narrative approach deepens both the plot and characters,” Humphrey stated.

While main cast members Becki Newton and Angus Sampson return as Haller’s colleagues, fans of Neve Campbell’s character Maggie McPherson may see less of her this season. Campbell will...

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The Lincoln Lawyer is one of the most popular legal dramas on Netflix. The cases taken up by Mickey Haller in his chauffeur-driven Lincoln Navigator are often a sight to behold. The series has already aired two seasons and is now gearing up to release its third installment.

The show is based on Michael Connelly’s novel series of the same name, with the third season being adapted from the fifth book in the series, The Gods of Guilt. If you are excited about The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3, here is everything you need to know about it.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3: Release Date and Number of Episodes

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 is all set to premiere on Netflix on Thursday, October 17th, 2024. Like the previous installments, the new season will feature 10 episodes. However, unlike the second...

It turns out the rumors were wrong! While rumors had been circulating earlier this year that The Lincoln Lawyer season 3 wouldn’t hit Netflix until 2025, Netflix has put those rumors to bed by confirming its hit legal drama will be back this October!

Netflix has confirmed the upcoming third season of The Lincoln Lawyer will arrive on Thursday, Oct. 17! And here’s the fun part, the show isn’t being split into two parts this season! That’s right, all 10 episodes of season 3 will release at once meaning we won’t have to deal with a split season break as we did in season 2 when Netflix opted to release the season in two five-episode parts.

It's unclear why Netflix chose not to split the season this year, but we definitely approve of the decision as the split season format doesn't always work in a show's favor -- and we'd much...

Exclusive: Jake Weber is joining Mark Pellegrino (Supernatural), Jeff Fahey (Lost), William Forsythe (Raising Arizona) and Nicky Whelan (Halloween 2) in upcoming dramedy crime series A Motel.

Supernatural and 13 Reasons Why actor Pellegrino leads the show about a group of outcasts working at a seedy motel who find themselves in danger when they accidentally uncover a drug smuggling plot for the mafia.

Production on the series is due to begin in August. Brian A. Metcalf (UnderDeveloped) is showrunner and executive producer. Also executive-producing is Asif Akbar (Boneyard) who will also be directing some of the episodes. Kelly Arjen also serves as executive producer and Mark Pellegrino and Niko Foster are co-executive producers. 

The show is being produced and financed under Black Jellybeans and Akbar Media. 

Weber is repped by Artist International Group; Pellegrino is repped by Realm Talent and Framework Entertainment; Fahey is repped by Jeff Goldberg...

Back in 2022, Charles Band, founder of the legendary company Full Moon, launched a podcast called Charles Band’s Full Moon Freakshow, where he talked to guests like John Carpenter, Bill Moseley, Tom Savini, Kane Hodder, Cassandra Peterson (a.k.a. Elvira), Barbara Crampton, Joe Bob Briggs, Joe Dante, Eli Roth, Rob Zombie, and more. Season 2 of Charles Band’s Full Moon Freakshow exclusively premiered for Full Moon Universe Patreon subscribers earlier this year, but now it’s ready to roll out on the Full Moon Features streaming service, Spotify, Apple, “and every other platform that you consume awesome podcast entertainment on!” The first episode was unveiled today, and since it was released on the Full Moon YouTube channel as well, I have it embedded at the bottom of this article. The guests on this first episode are Pulp Fiction co-writer / The Rules of Attraction director Roger Avary and his daughter / producer Gala Avary,...

Exclusive: Jeff Fahey (Lost), William Forsythe (Raising Arizona) and Nicky Whelan (Halloween 2) are among cast joining Mark Pellegrino in upcoming dramedy crime series A Motel.

Also joining are Thomas Ian Nicholas (American Pie), Niko Foster (Mr-9: Do or Die), Nolan River (Old), Charlene Amoia (How I Met Your Mother), Luke Edwards (True Detective), Kelly Reiter (Deadlock) and Kelly Arjen (Adverse).

Supernatural and 13 Reasons Why actor Pellegrino leads the show about a group of outcasts working at a seedy motel who find themselves in danger when they accidentally uncover a drug smuggling plot for the mafia.

Production on the series is due to begin in August. Brian A. Metcalf (UnderDeveloped) is showrunner and executive producer. Also executive-producing is Asif Akbar (Boneyard) who will also be directing some of the episodes. Kelly Arjen also serves as executive producer and Mark Pellegrino and Niko Foster are co-executive producers. 

The show is...

The Coen Brothers are some of the most unique filmmakers currently working. They're known throughout the industry for their willingness to examine the complexities of American culture, especially in the South and the West, their interesting style of writing dialogue, and their ability to operate in numerous different genres (including writing some of the most highly respected cross-genre films in recent years).

One of their greatest hallmarks, however, is the way they write characters. No Coen Brothers characters ever feel that similar to any of the other ones, which is impressive given just how many movies they've put together. Of these, some stand out above the rest - so let's take a look at the ten most iconic figures in the Coen Brothers' filmography.

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American Me (1992) is a crime drama produced and directed by Edward James Olmos chronicling the rise to power of the Mexican Mafia inside the California Penal System. It is undeniably one of the best gangsters on Prime Video right now and the film may have sparked nearly a dozen murders. The film reportedly enraged members of the real-life Mexican Mafia over the portrayals of Montoya Santana, played by Olmos, who is based on Rudy "Cheyenne" Cadena, a notorious La Eme mob boss, and Joe "Pegleg" Morgan, a real-life member of the Mexican Mafia and portrayed by William Forsythe. Olmos reportedly hired members of the Mexican Mafia as consultants to ensure an accurate portrayal of gang life, prompting the gang members to execute anyone who violated their code of silence.

In the 80s and 90s, an interesting cycle of inspirational teacher movies was being made. You know the type – the film where a big star plays a down-and-out teacher who gets posted in some crime-ridden school, and they manage to turn things around? Often, they were based on true stories, like Stand and Deliver, Dangerous Minds, Lean on Me and a few others. Then, there were the more fanciful, tough-guy teacher movies, like Nick Nolte’s Teachers and James Belushi’s underrated The Principal.

But of all these movies, the most badass, by far, is a little movie called The Substitute starring Tom Berenger.

In it, he plays a mercenary who goes undercover as a substitute teacher to avenge a brutal assault on his girlfriend, a crusading teacher played by Heat’s Diane Venora. While initially only planning on staying long enough to find the teens responsible, he finds himself...

Queer the Ballet presents the world premiere of Dream of a Common Language from Friday, June 21 to Sunday, June 23, 2024, with performances at 7:30pm on June 21 and 22, and 2pm matinees on June 22 and 23. Performances will take place at Baruch Performing Arts Center, 55 Lexington Avenue, NYC. Tickets are $40, with student tickets available for $25, and can be purchased online at https://ci.ovationtix.com/36678/production/1194112?performanceId=11435956.

Dream of a Common Language is a new evening-length ballet inspired by lesbian writer and activist Adrienne Rich’s 1978 poetry collection by the same name. Directed by Adriana Pierce, founder of Queer the Ballet, the program includes choreography by Adriana Pierce, Minnie Lane, Rosie Elliott, and Lenai Alexis Wilkerson with dramaturgy by Emily DeMaioNewton. The story follows six dancers’ journeys through community, friendship, romance, and heartbreak, bringing to light the similarities between Adrienne Rich’s yearning for queer community in the 70s and queer ballet dancers...

On Friday, April 12th, the Dance Theatre of Harlem hosted their most anticipated event of the year, The Vision Gala.

Anna Glass, Janet Jackson, Robert Garland at The Vision Gala

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The event honored esteemed ballet dancer Misty Copeland with the Arthur Mitchell Vision Award and civic leaders and philanthropists Terri Prettyman Bowles and Alvin Bowles with the Virtuoso Award. The organization raised $1.3 Million to further their mission of providing arts education, maintaining a world-class school, and presenting a ballet Company of African American and other racially diverse artists.

“Let’s continue to dance, to dream, and to build a world where every child has the opportunity to discover their passion and reach for the stars through dance,” Misty Copeland said on stage while accepting her award.

The honorary committee included Peg Alston, Reginald Van Lee, Susan Taylor, Derrick “D Nice” Jones, Jalen Rose, Kenny Leon,...

The Story: A covert army unit goes to war with Cash Bailey (Powers Boothe), a well-connected drug dealer, who also happens to be the childhood best friend of an honest Texas Ranger (Nick Nolte) who’s caught in the middle of what’s turning into a bloody drug war.

The Players: Starring: Nick Nolte, Powers Boothe, Michael Ironside, Clancy Brown, William Forsythe, María Conchita Alonso, and Rip Torn. Music by Jerry Goldsmith. Directed by Walter Hill.

The History: Let me take a moment here to pay tribute to an actor who never gets his due anymore: the late Powers Boothe. While never a household name, he was well-known as a character actor in a career that spanned four decades. He appeared in a lot of great movies, including Southern Comfort, The Emerald Forest, Sin City, heck – even The Avengers! But, one of the best roles he ever had was in...

Settle in, Mother Scratchers! We’re going back to the salad days of Joel and Ethan Coen‘s fabled partnership for the duo’s unconventional comedy about an unlikely courtship, unwanted house guests, a cigar-chomping pale rider, the best deals on furniture in the Southwestern portion of the United States, and baby stealing! Slap your ass, and don’t forget the Huggies because we’re revisiting the Coen Brothers’ 1987 crime comedy Raising Arizona.

The dynamic duo of Joel and Ethan Coen made the Hollywood scene in 1984 with the neo-noir crime drama Blood Simple. Featuring John Getz, Francis McDormand, and Dan Hedaya, Blood Simple helped define the brothers as a creative team to watch, with critics taking a shine to the thriller’s harsh Texas setting, twisting plot, and hypnotic characters. Not all filmmakers come out of the gate swinging, but the Coens delivered a haymaker for film buffs craving something dark,...

Four new guest stars will make their way to The Chi.

Kadeem Hardison (Teenage Bounty Hunters, A Different World), Leon (Swarm, The Temptations), Brett Gray (On My Block, I’m A Virgo) and Daniel J. Watts (The Last O.G.) are set to recur in the second half of Season 6, premiering Friday, May 10 on Showtime, Deadline reports.

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The Lincoln Lawyer cast has added four new stars for the upcoming season 3. The incoming cast includes Merrin Dungey as Judge Regina Turner and Allyn Moriyon as Eddie Rojas. They will be joined by John Pirrucello as William Forsythe and Philip Anthony-Rodriguez as Chief Deputy District Attorney Adam Suarez.

The Lincoln Lawyer cast is continuing to grow. The Netflix show, which is a legal drama based on the Mickey Haller books by Michael Connelly, stars Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Haller, a lawyer who operates out of the back of his Lincoln car. The ensemble cast of the show also includes Neve Campbell, Becki Newton, Jazz Raycole, Angus Sampson, and Christopher Gorham.

Per Deadline, as production continues on The Lincoln Lawyer season 3, four new stars have been added to the cast. The new performers include Merrin Dungey as the progressive but unpredictable Judge Regina Turner and Allyn Moriyon as Eddie Rojas, a...

Exclusive: Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer is bulking up its Season 3 cast with 4 new actors joining the fold: Merrin Dungey, Allyn Moriyon, John Pirruccello and Philip Anthony-Rodriguez.

They join returning stars Manuel Garcia-Rulfo as Mickey Haller, Becki Newton as Lorna, Jazz Raycole as Izzy, Angus Sampson as Cisco and Yaya DaCosta as Andrea Freemann. The recurring cast also includes Neve Campbell, Elliott Gould, Krista Warner, Fiona Rene and Devon Graye.

Dungey will portray Judge Regina Turner, a former public defender who is younger and more progressive than most judges in the district, but whether that’s a benefit to Mickey or not remains to be seen. Moriyon plays Eddie Rojas, a fitness buff who needs a very good lawyer. Luckily, Mickey can help him and then offers him the opportunity of a lifetime. Pirruccello plays William Forsythe, a seemingly non-threatening prosecutor that...