Twenty years since the release of her first album, Miranda Lambert still happily confounds country’s hardcore traditionalists as to who she is, precisely, while maintaining Texas and Nashville’s…
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Jean-Claude Van Damme Is Johnny Cage in Mortal Kombat 1995 Deepfake Video
A new deepfake video shows us what Jean-Claude Van Damme would have looked like in the 1995 Mortal Kombat. In the first live-action movie adaptation of the popular…
Orphan: First Kill Director Reveals Super Dark Details Behind Ua-Violent Prequel
Last year, horror fans were treated to the surprising announcement that a prequel to the 2009 psychological thriller Orphan was in the work, with Isabelle Fuhrman set to…
Why Syfy’s Killer Klowns from Outer Space Movie Didn’t Happen According to Stephen Chiodo
There have been rumours floating around for years regarding a planned sequel to the Chiodo brothers’ (Stephen, Charles & Edward) classic horror comedy Killer Klowns from Outer Space…
Pearl Jam Releases 186 Live Concert Recordings to Streaming Services, Launches Bootleg Microsite
More than 20 years after embarking on an ambitious authorized bootleg program that has seen the release of nearly 500 complete concerts, Pearl Jam today released 186 shows…
How Spider-Man 4 Cancellation Paved the Way for Peter Parker’s MCU Future
In today’s edition of “what if?” alternate superhero history, we look back at what could have been as Sam Raimi’s Spider-man 4 would have hit theaters exactly a…
Inside Jonathan Cheban’s rise: How a Blimpie driver became the Foodgod
“I helped Kim along the way — big time,” he told The Post. Now, the businessman is ready for his mogul moment, despite haters who believe the Kardashians catapulted him into fame.
‘Oxygen’ Review: Mélanie Laurent Can’t Breathe in High-Concept Netflix Thriller
A clever example of creativity thriving within the strict protocols of the coronavirus pandemic, tense confinement thriller “Oxygen” plays like “Buried” in outer space: a ticking-clock sci-fi survival…
‘Fruits of Labor’ Review: A Mexican American Family’s Struggles in Central California
Those who complain “immigrants are stealing our jobs” hardly seem likely applicants for the jobs held by protagonists in “Fruits of Labor” — such as cleaning other people’s…
‘The Big Scary “S” Word’ Review: Defanging Socialism as Capitalism Trumps Democracy
“Economic inequality” is a phrase that not long ago was seldom heard outside various ivory towers. But in recent years, the proliferation of billionaires, contrasting shrinkage of the…
‘Walking With Herb’ Review: Edward James Olmos Lifts Faith-based, Golf-centric Comedy Drama
Since we’ve already had faith-based features involving football (“Woodlawn,” “Facing the Giants”), baseball (“Where Hope Grows”), basketball (“Slamma Jamma”), boxing (“Carman: The Champion”), competitive skateboarding (“Hardflip”) and even…
‘Equal Standard’ Review: The Ice-T-Backed Film at the Intersection of Racism and Law Enforcement Is Hindered by Uneven Acting and Untidy Priorities
Overlong and erratically paced, Brendan Kyle Cochrane’s New York City-based “Equal Standard” opens with a self-conscious scene that heavy-handedly hints at an impending tragedy. There in the sun-dappled…