Author: Harryya

Lovers of horror and the most vibrant genre cinema are in luck, because Neil Marshall, responsible for small gems such as his amazing lycanthropic debut ‘Dog Soldiers’, the huge ‘The Descent’ or the brutal – never better – adaptation from ‘Hellboy’ that starred David Harbor last 2019 He already has a new project in his hands: ‘The Lair’.

Having been seen by more than 80 million people, Netflix’s thinking heads are not too proud of their (splendid) collaboration with Michael Bay. It seems incredible that those responsible for putting titles like ‘Project Power’ in your house are squeamish for once they have a an author of like the top of a pine in favor of work with a film as gigantic as ‘6 in the shade’. The genius is still misunderstood We promised each other very happily … and so it was. Michael Bay’s Netflix movie starring Ryan Reynolds didn’t disappoint. Well, you understand me. ‘6 in the…

Perhaps the long-awaited return to the cinemas of some blockbusters that are breaking box office records in half the world – there is ‘Fast & Furious 9’ as the maximum exponent – invites hope, optimism, and a feeling of have returned to normal in cinematic terms. But be careful, because the Delta variant of Coronavirus could once again slow down the evolution of the industry.

William Lustig disappeared a few years after the premiere of ‘Vigilante’, a film that ended up raising just over 5 million dollars in North American territory, not bad for a film that surely cost much less. With renewed energy and a script and production by his colleague Larry Cohen, Lustig returned in 1988 with ‘Maniac Cop’, all a classic from the 80s. The policeman who did not want to die With an eighties tinkerbell cast of Tom Atkins, Bruce Campbell, Laurene Landon, Richard Roundtree and Robert Z’Dar, (or Jake LaMotta’s cameo) ‘Maniac Cop’ had a million dollar budget and the…

For the vast majority of poor mortals, Kelly preston, who died on July 12 of last year at the age of 57 yearsShe was nothing more than John Travolta’s wife (the two met on the set of the curious comedy ‘The Experts’) and a high lady of what they call Scientology. All the more, the great actress that, with his talent and plenty of tables, he tried to build otherwise quite anodyne artifacts such as’ Between love and play ‘,’ Two very mature kangaroos’ or The guru: an uncontrollable temptation ‘.

The news that Scarlett Johansson had decided to sue Disney for the way the company has had to handle the release of ‘Black Widow’ has shaken Hollywood. Coincidence or not, just a few hours have passed for Gerard butler has filed another lawsuit worth 10 million dollars against the producer of ‘Target: The White House’. Released in 2013, ‘Target: The White House’ grossed more than $ 172 million during its run in theaters, leading to two re-deliveries headed by Butler. Now the actor has said enough to the creative Nu Image / Millennium Films accounting to deny him what belongs…