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Movies and TV Series Reviews May 10, 2026, 08:05 PMMortal Kombat II is the long-awaited film adaptation of the cult fighting game, starring Karl Urban as Johnny Cage. Fatalities, arenas, Shao Kahn, and a real Tournament—this is what fans have been waiting for since 2021. We saw it in IMAX and are here to tell you whether they managed to make a video game movie that does justice to the original.
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Movies and TV Series April 26, 2026, 11:57 PM«Lee Cronin's The Mummy» is a horror film that shattered audience expectations. Not a reboot, not a sequel — a fundamentally different kind of movie. Where there used to be action-adventure, there's now domestic nightmare. Where there was exotic spectacle — there's home invasion horror. The film deliberately terrifies you with something that should have been a miracle: a missing child came back. Alive. Here's what the director of Evil Dead Rise pulled off.
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Movies and TV Series January 5, 2026, 09:05 PMWarner Bros. and New Line Cinema have released the first trailer for the horror-action film They Will Kill You, starring Zazie Beetz. The movie hits theaters on March 25, 2026, and is described as a bloody slasher in the vein of Ready or Not and The Raid.
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Top And The Best November 21, 2025, 08:23 PMBack when the grass was greener, comedies knew how to make people laugh without bathroom humor and crass vulgarity. The humor was honest, the plots were wild, and the characters became beloved icons. Audiences weren't afraid to laugh at sharp jokes, and screenwriters didn't fear being crushed by cancel culture. We've dove into those times — dangerous by today's standards — and selected fifteen of the best old comedies that still work better than any antidepressant.
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Movies and TV Series October 19, 2025, 10:08 AMFans of Mortal Kombat have noticed an updated poster featuring Kitana from the upcoming live-action sequel. It appears that Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema have designed yet another version of the character’s outfit.
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Movies and TV Series March 25, 2025, 07:11 AMDirector Lee Cronin, working on the new film The Mummy, has shared the first photo following the start of filming. The image doesn't feature any actors or sets, just a clapperboard with the movie's logo.
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