Author: Mark Salcido

Ryan Reynolds decided to crash some press time with Hugh Jackman and interview the X-men star about his newest film, Eddie and Eagle. A few mentions of the film are exchange but the real humor is when both actors decide to poke fun at one another and X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The chemistry is still there and hopefully this can somehow lead to Reynolds playing Deadpool in Jackman’s last go around as the Wolverine character in Wolverine 3. Check out the interview below: What’d you think? Sound off below!

So the trailer for Kindergarten Cop 2 starring Dolph Lundgren is out and of course it’s straight to DVD or Digital Download. The sequel follows the same tropes as the first one only this time; this bad ass action hero is in the search of codes…or something. And we get Bill Bellamy because, why not? Most of the jokes fall flat but it’s nice that Lundgren try his hand at staring in a comedy. Just wish it was something that would cater to his personality. Watch it below if you dare: What do you think? Sound off below!

What do you get when combine a class war among The Riches in a very secluded and self-reliant high rise apartment building? You get a film that is very stylized by director Ben Wheatley and starring Tom Hiddleston. High Rise is based off the acclaimed novel by author J.G Ballard and it looks amazing. A lot of intrigue and a lot of interesting characters of the upper class run amuck in what looks like madness taking hold of the residents of this building. Check out the trailer below and I’m sure you’ll let us know LAST of what you…

The Coens Brothers are back and doing what they do best. Making a film the way that only they can and doing it in the realm of comedy. With Hollywood stars almost tripping over themselves, The Coens should easily have another great film set in their filmography. Or, is the over abundance of current well known actors and actress take you out of the film set in the hay days of Hollywood? Let’s dive in and find out. The film follows Brolin as Hollywood fixer, Eddie Mannix. A man that is willing to get his hands dirty in order to…

The first trailer for Don Cheadle’s debut feature length film, Miles Ahead, finally dropped and it’s as cool as the person it’s based on. Miles Ahead tells the story of the legendary jazz musician Miles Davis.  The trailer is filled with Davis’ infamous style music while scenes play out to the craziness that was Miles Davis’ life as he tries to keep his tight grasp on his recorded sessions. Guns are pointed, fired and punches are thrown but the most important part of the film is displaying the struggle that was Davis’ career to remain artistic with a social message,…

The new trailer for Warner Bros. Suicide Squad was recently released and holy sh*t is it glorious. DC is coming out guns blazing in this film and it looks like it will be a fun ride. We get a quick introduction to the members of the squad and how bad they are. We also get a glimpse of Harley Quinn’s birth ala The New 52 comic book storyline and the potential baddy of the film, and it’s just the Joker. All while having it perfectly tuned to the sound of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody. This is DC’s answer to Marvel’s Guardians’…

Quentin Tarantino is one of those directors for the current generation that has a strong following. He was one of the forefathers of the indie movement in the early 90’s and still is a driving force in cinema of many things cool. When you hear news of a new Tarantino film, like him or hate him, you will most likely see it or at least know someone who will see it. As this now his 8th film, Tarantino has decide to try his hand in the western genre again that he seemingly knocked out of the park with Django Unchained,…

With Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu still riding high on his Academy award winning film, Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance), you would think the director would take time to soak up the many awards the film had received. Instead he decided to push himself harder as a director and story teller in another attempt of showing what he’s got as a visionary filmmaker with The Revenant. Let’s delve into the film and find out what he’s able to pull from the story and the actors that make up his next installment. If you’ve seen the trailer, or even read the…

Sometimes there are movies that are set around Christmas but aren’t actually considered a Christmas film. Well, in some cases, whether it was the intention or not, they become Christmas movies. Here the 11 most unconventional Christmas movies ever: 11. Love Actually (2004) I loathe chick flicks. Always have. But there’s something genuinely special about this sweet, honest, and utterly hilarious British gem. A massive all-star cast weaves together a plethora of tales about love and loss at Christmastime. Hugh Grant’s Prime Minister, Liam Neeson’s lonely widower, Bill Nighy’s has-been rock star, Emma Thompson’s doting wife, Colin Firth’s jilted novelist,…

Here we are now in 2015 and Star Wars fans are getting what they’ve always been wanting – a continuation of the Star Wars Legacy. Sure there has been books, comics and other forms of entertainment that gave us an idea of what happened after the battle over the forest moon of Endor, but never on this mass of a scale. With the prequels now a distant memory, it was time to go back to a galaxy far far away and explore to see if Lucas Films, now owned by Disney, can catch force lighting in a bottle for a…