HELLFIRE: Stephen Lang Goes Big On Small Town Crime In The Official Trailer
Releasing next month from Saban Films!
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THE BLUFF Teases A Look At Priyanka Chopra Jonas And Karl Urban In The New Swashbuckling Action Adventure
Coming to Prime Video on February 25.
MALDOROR: Catch The Trailer For Fabrice du Welz’s New Crime Thriller Coming This Month
The film arrives soon on VOD and Digital from Film Movement
HARD BOILED: Relive John Woo’s Magnum Opus In The New U.S. Theatrical Trailer!
2026 is off to a wonky start if ever. But, that doesn’t mean the year is completely hopeless, and if you’re a moviegoer and love Hong Kong action, you can now guarantee yourselves a few glimmers from directing legend John Woo with the re-releases of several of his heyday classics, including Hard Boiled which opens in select theaters for a limited run on January 25, 26 and 28. The re-release marks a continuance for Shout! Studios who is partnering with GKids on the campaign; Shout! sparked renewed fandom last year with its acquisition of a number of Hong Kong titles, including the entire Golden Princess library which was home to a number of titles from Woo and other directors. Woo’s Hard Boiled stars Chow Yun-Fat and Tony Leung in the story of a vengeful Hong Kong cop taking aim at a ruthless arms dealer with the help of an undercover […]
THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD Teases A Man Who Was No Hero In The Official Trailer
Coming in 2026 from A24 Films!
LIMITED EDITION: Ludacris To Tackle Starring Action Vehicle From ‘Novocaine’ Directors
Plot details are under wraps.
…AND OUT COMES THE WOLF: Graphic Novel Announced To Compliment New Punk Rock Period Drama Coming This Year
The movie is directed by Danny Peykoff and will play for festivals this year.
COLONY Teaser Swarms Online For Yeon Sang-Ho’s Latest
Coming in May from Showbox!
In Memoriam: Ahn Sung-Ki (1950-2026)
The actor known for appearing in films like “Nowhere To Hide,” “Slimido,” and “Arahan” was 74.
GAYONG 2 Teaser: Beto Kusyairy’s Martial Arts Hero Lays Down The Law!
A release date remains pending.
In Memoriam: Yuen Cheung-Yan (1957-2026)
The celebrated character actor and action choreographer passed away at age 69 on January 1.
PREDATOR: BADLANDS Comes To Digital And Disc In January and February!
The film stars Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi and Elle Fanning.
FINAL MISSION Trailer: Legendary Ex-Stuntman Masashi Takahashi Braves The Action Genre Once More In The New Year!
The film is directed by Shunji Muguruma.
SLEEPING DOGS: Timo Tjahjanto Will Direct The Adaptation Starring Simu Liu
Story Kitchen is developing the project.
WMAC MASTERS Actor Gives Update On Upcoming Series Reboot!
The show is currently in pre-production.
VISITORS FROM THE FUTURE: An Aspiring K-Pop Star Transcends In The Trailer For The New Mongolian Fantasy Adventure
Coming to Mongolian cinemas on New Year’s Day!…
Remembering BRIGITTE BARDOT, the Woman Who Outshone the Screen
Brigitte Bardot, the legendary French screen icon and animal rights activist, passed away today, December 28, 2025, at the age of 91. Known to the world simply as “B.B.,” her death marks the end of an era for global cinema. For any true enthusiast of French film, Bardot was more than a “sex kitten”; she was a performer of unexpected depth who redefined modern womanhood on screen. Born Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot on September 28, 1934, in Paris, she was a trained ballet dancer before a cover for Elle magazine launched her into the stratosphere of global fame. While the media quickly labeled her a “sex kitten” following her breakout in And God Created Woman (1956), Bardot’s true legacy lies in the way she wielded her stardom to take on roles that challenged the very industry that created her. By 1960, Bardot was determined to be seen as more than just […]
Okay, Here Goes…
Trigger Warning: I talk opinion in areas pertinent to politics and criminal justice with respect to current events, and other matters of a sensitive nature. Typically around this time of the year I pick up my keyboard and start dillydalling between my thoughts and fingers on what to say in reflection of all that’s happened in the preceding year. I often look toward these write-ups with an air of optimism that by the holiday season, I’ll have a roster of things I can deliniate as points of positivity and progress to coat a lot of the hardship that usually comes with life and living. To tell you the truth, there’s very little that’s positive that I can defer to. That’s not to say they aren’t worth celebrating. I still have my parents, the people who I can – on some level or another – still call friends, what’s left of […]