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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Alan Cumming Doesn't Understand AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY Plot (opens the original)
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I love Alan Cumming. Above and beyond how good an actor (and host) he is, Cumming is one of the most likeable dudes in Hollywood. And he tells it like it is. This guy is just so up front about everything, it’s honestly refreshing. He’s broken Marvel embargo yet again to talk about his time filming Avengers: Doomsday, which more and more seems like just a thing he did for the stories. He certainly (it seems) didn’t spend much time with other cast members. Their stunt doubles? Much more so. When s
DOCTOR WHO Scariest Episodes Heading to Theaters (opens the original)
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Right now, Doctor Who is in a precarious, or at least uncertain, place. The series hasn’t gone without a production team since the 15-year break between 1989 and 2005. Right now, the BBC has sent Doctor Who out for competitive tender, so how will they choose to celebrate the upcoming 63rd anniversary? Why, by instead celebrating 20 years of arguably the most popular Doctor this side of Tom Baker. David Tennant, the 10th Doctor, on the big screen from BBC Studios, Fathom Entertainment, and Cinema
Brad Bird's Future Noir RAY GUNN Drops First Trailer (opens the original)
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Brad Bird might be the filmmaker with the best eye and mind for retro-futurism. Before we had a deluge of it from video games, TV, and movies, Bird was out here giving us animated fare like The Iron Giant and The Incredibles. I kind of think he’d be the perfect person to helm a Rocketeer reboot. Disney, let’s do it, shall we? Until that happens, however, at least we have Bird’s latest. It’s a glorious, Art-Deco-inspired riff on things like Blade Runner and ’40s film noir about a private investig
BBC Calls for 'Brave' Pitches for DOCTOR WHO (opens the original)
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We’re a few months removed from the BBC officially parted ways with Bad Wolf and Russell T Davies for the future of Doctor Who. The broadcaster then put the series out to tender. This allows other producers and companies to bid and pitch for the chance to take it over. Now, according to a report from Deadline, we know what the BBC are specifically asking for. These include the usual “good writing” and “back of the sofa scares,” but also “brave” storytelling. It sounds like they’ll take anything
DC's CLAYFACE Officially Rated R (opens the original)
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Since James Gunn first announced DC Studios would make a Mike Flanagan-penned Clayface movie, he and co-studio head Peter Safran maintained that the movie would be a “Hard-R” body horror. We really had no reason to doubt them, but until it’s official, you never know. Well, now it is official (via DreadCentral). The MPA has given Clayface an R rating for “strong bloody violence, gore, language, some nudity and brief drug use.” If any supervillain deserves a violent, gory horror movie, it’s probab
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