Brian Walton
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5 Zombie Survivors That Made The Situation Worse By Not Revealing They'd Been Bitten (opens the original)
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Since the dawn of the zombie film, there have been rules established for how to deal with an outbreak. The movie that established the horror subgenre also gave it its first rule. In 1968’s Night of the Living Dead, a newscaster is shocked at what he’s forced to report before saying, “Kill the brain, and you kill the ghoul.” In Zombieland, Jesse Eisenberg’s Columbus has a list of clearly established rules to follow, including cardio, the double tap, seatbelts, and checking the back seat. Max Broo
Arnold Schwarzenegger Finally Takes on the Role He Was Meant to Play, Santa Claus - Watch the Trailer Now (opens the original)
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is returning to a genre that gave him a perennial hit, and he’s finally playing the character he was always meant to play. Christmas movies traditionally come in bright and cheery packaging, but there’s now also a strange tradition of filmmakers deciding the holidays need more action. The earliest examples are classic action movies that just happen to take place on Christmas, like Die Hard and every Shane Black movie. Lately, there have been more movies where Santa himself
Details on Scrapped DCU War Movie Revealed, Including the Actor Who Would Have Joined the Franchise (opens the original)
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In 2025, DC Studios was about to begin production on a period war film, but cancelled the shoot at the last minute. A year later, we’re finally getting details on what that film could have been. Comic book movies have increasingly become frameworks for making movies in other genres. When Gunn introduced his “Gods & Monsters” slate, James Gunn was clear he wanted to make genre movies that just happened to have superheroes. The filmmaker said, “You need to tell stories that don’t just pretend to b
19 Years Ago, This Forgotten Stop-Motion Series Became a Cult Phenomenon That Led to a Tim Burton Masterpiece (opens the original)
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The 1980s were defined by a toy craze that left a cultural imprint around the world. A decade later, a stop-motion animation studio in the United Kingdom would turn that craze into a cult sensation on home video. While Jim Henson and the Americans were mastering puppetry, the Brits were getting detailed with stop-motion. Cosgrove Hall had led the way with their delightfully perfect Wind in the Willows. Aardman was developing into a major animation house with Nick Park’s A Grand Day Out and The W
Cast of Saved By the Bell Remembers Mr. Belding Actor Dennis Haskins, "RIP Mr. B." (opens the original)
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Fans of Dennis Haskins continued sharing tributes to the actor after he passed away at 75 on Sept 27th. The Saved by the Bell actor was celebrated for his generosity of spirit and kindness. Haskins portrayed Richard Belding, the Principal of Bayside High. The hit show followed Zack Morris as he navigated high school and, for some unknowable reason, terrorized the good-natured Mr. Belding. The cast was filled with high school stereotypes, but the charm of the actors broke through. The show made s
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