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Y’all remember Blockbuster? Remember having to leave your house to rent a movie? Well now you can relive that film lover’s nostalgia with the help of Airbnb. According to Variety, the company is opening up the world’s last Blockbuster for overnight rentals in Bend, Oregon. On Aug. 17, people will be able to book the video […]
Variety reports that Alamo Drafthouse has launched a new program which will allow you to rent out your own private theater and invite up to 30 of your friends and family. “Your Own Private Alamo” will set you back $150, but it can serve as a great option for moviegoers who have been yearning for a communal viewing experience […]
Jurnee Smollett is shedding more light on Hollywood’s long-standing problem of sexual misconduct. During a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 33-year-old actress candidly spoke about the hurdles she’s faced as a Black woman working in entertainment. She spoke about pay disparities, the subliminal and overt efforts to erase Blackness, and the sexual harassment she’s experienced […]
Though it feels like it was eons ago now, the publicly-played-out issues between Tyrese and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson actually weren’t that long ago. Still, enough time appears to have passed for Tyrese—who previously characterized Johnson as “breaking up the family” of the Fast & Furious franchise via a spinoff—to have gained a seemingly more meditative take […]
It’s official. The John Wick franchise will receive a fifth installment. Lionsgate CEO John Feltheimer confirmed the news to Deadline on Thursday, stating chapters 4 and 5 would be shot consecutively next year, once Keanu Reeves is available. “We’re also busy preparing scripts for the next two installments of our John Wick action franchise, with John Wick 4 slated to hit […]
Nia DaCosta, who’s directing the supernatural slasher film Candyman, has landed her next job. Deadline reports that the filmmaker will direct the upcoming Captain Marvel sequel. The first Captain Marvel film, which was released back in 2019, was directed by Anne Bowden and Ryan Fleck. Brie Larson will return to play Carol Danvers and the script for the film will […]
Watch Less’ love of horror isn’t resigned to our interview with Elijah Wood (Episode 15) ; this week, we had a 2020 horror marathon! Inspired by Dave Franco’s directorial debut The Rental (which is currently the No. 1 film at the box office), Frazier and khal watch and review The Rental, You Should Have Left (starring Kevin […]
After a number of delays Disney has decided to make Mulan available for streaming on their Disney+ platform. That was announced during an earnings call on Tuesday. It will be available starting September 4. The film will also be release theatrically in markets where Disney+ isn’t available and in which theaters are open (so if you live in China […]
Zoe Saldana faced a slew of criticism when she decided to portray Nina Simone in Cynthia Mort’s 2016 biopic Nina. Before Saldana’s performance even hit the table for judgment, people let it be known that Simone’s place and life as a dark-skinned Black woman were being rewritten when Saldana took on the role. This moved Saldana to […]
Appian Way, the production company founded by Leonardo DiCaprio, has been signed to a multi-year first-look film and TV deal by Apple, according to reports. Prior to this agreement that’ll expand their business dealings, the road to a relationship had already been paved after the streamer set up two projects with Appian Way, including the Martin Scorsese-directed […]
