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The border is only the beginning of the nightmare in “Babybacks”, a new survival horror directed by Geno Marx and co-written by Kent Rodricks. The film follows Zoe and Mateo, a young Mexican couple attempting to escape cartel hitmen by crossing the Sonoran Desert into the United States. The journey […]
Tom Cruise is trading his usual blockbuster machinery for something considerably stranger. The final trailer and poster for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s “Digger” have arrived, revealing Cruise in one of his more unusual roles: Digger Rockwell, an ageing oil tycoon whose own destructive legacy leaves him with an inconvenient new responsibility, […]
Oasis may already have its 2027 summer mapped out. According to a reported leaked schedule, Noel and Liam Gallagher could be heading back onto the road next year for another run of stadium shows, with tickets allegedly going on sale within weeks. The information, reported by The Sun, points to […]
After 29 years, “South Park” has apparently decided that geography needs a rewrite. For Season 29, Paramount and creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are giving the long-running Comedy Central series a new name: “South America.” The change arrives with a new title card and the kind of announcement that […]
Twenty-five years after “Toxicity” changed the scale of their career, System Of A Down are finally putting one of its more elusive tracks where it can actually be heard without hunting down an old physical copy. ‘Johnny’, long absent from streaming and download services, has now been released digitally as […]
Mike Judge may be preparing to take control of “Beavis and Butt-Head” back from Paramount, potentially putting one of animation’s most gloriously dysfunctional duos back in the hands of the person who created them. According to a recent report by Puck, Judge has notified Paramount through his lawyers that he […]
Eight years is a long time to leave between records, particularly for an artist whose work has always carried the marks of whatever life has put in his way. Everlast returns today with “Embers to Ashes”, an album shaped by loss, upheaval, memory and the uneasy business of moving forward. […]
Sacha Baron Cohen is bringing Ali G back to the big screen, with the first full trailer for “Ali G: Who Iz I?” now revealing a new round of interviews, ambushes and unsuspecting victims. The film marks the character’s first feature-length return in more than two decades. Ali arrives with […]
Ridley Scott has confirmed that another “Alien” film is now in development, keeping the franchise’s cinematic machinery moving more than four decades after the Xenomorph first appeared on screen. Scott, who directed the original 1979 “Alien” and has remained closely involved with the series ever since, has not revealed much […]
Twenty-five years after “Donnie Darko” turned suburban adolescence, time loops and existential dread into cult cinema, Richard Kelly is reopening that universe in an unexpectedly physical form: an 800-page novel. Titled “The Philosophy of Time Travel”, the book is written by Kelly himself and is scheduled for release later this […]