Rupert Grint Discusses Fascism, Stands Against It at Berlinale
Rupert Grint was asked about his opinion on fascism at the Berlinale, the Berlin International Film Festival, and he answered honestly.
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10 Disney Movies That Are 10/10 But Nobody Remembers
Disney has made some of the best movies of all time, but with such an extensive catalog of movies, some great ones have been forgotten with time. Disney is best known for its family-friendly stories and animated movies, but the…
How George R.R. Martin Actually Feels About Game Of Thrones Season 8: “It Can Be Traumatic”
Game of Thrones’ ending was incredibly divisive, leading many to wonder how the books’ original author, George R. R. Martin, felt about it. For at least six seasons, Game of Thrones was considered one of the best TV shows of…
Will Trent Season 4 Images Confirm Long-Awaited Return Of Missing Character Since Season 1
NewWill TrentSeason 4 first-look images confirm the return of a fan-favorite character missing from the series since the Season 1 finale.
This Classic Hollywood Western Icon Secretly Inspired DC’s Darkseid & Marvel’s Morbius
Superheroes and the classic Western genre don’t often collide, but when they do, it’s in a big way. That’s exactly the case with one niche yet epic factoid involving a Hollywood Western icon who inspired two of DC and Marvel’s…
Silo Season 3’s Book Change Ensures Its Long Wait Is Worth It
With no official release window or date for Silo season 3, it is hard not to feel a little frustrated by the long wait after season 2. Fortunately, it will all be worth it because season 3 will introduce one…
‘Nightborn’ Review: Rupert Grint and Seidi Haarla Headline an Effective Blend of Finnish Mythology and Cronenbergian Horror
Motherhood can be… a lot, as both Mary Bronstein’s “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” and Lynne Ramsay’s “Die My Love” reminded us last year. Now, here comes a riposte in the horror genre: Hanna Bergholm’s Berlinale competition entry…
‘Nightborn’ Review: Parenting Is a Nightmare in This Darkly Funny and Unabashedly Gory Horror Flick From Finland
The second feature from ‘Hatching’ director Hanna Bergholm stars Seida Haarla and Rupert Grint as first-time parents who may have created a monster.
Apple TV’s Severance: Genius Sci-Fi Series That’ll Only Get Better
Apple TV is the home of one of the sci-fi shows of modern times, and it only keeps getting better as it progresses.
Netflix’s 2-Part Animated Series Is The Gold Standard For Video Game Adaptations
Anyone who has been even slightly paying attention for the past several years has noticed that video game movie and TV adaptations have taken off.The Last of Us, Fallout, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and Five Nights at Freddy’s are…