Remember the first three Star Wars parody trailers we shared? Well apparently the internet simply could not move past them because someone has made a Wes Anderson
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Bond 24 debuts official title ‘Spectre’; unveils cast
The twenty-fourth Bond film, alternately referred to per accustomed tradition as Bond 24, has unveiled its official title. The upcoming film directed by Sam Mendes is going
Onto our worthwhile procrastination of the week: ‘Star Wars VII’ parody trailers
Cards on the table: at this point, any Star Wars film not-directed by George Lucas is goldmine. There is an unspoken and collective frustration felt
Attention, aspiring screenwriters! Jun Robles Lana is offering a free screenwriting workshop this coming January
Jun Robles Lana, alongside The Idea First Company, is hosting a screenwriting workshop free for aspiring screenwriters ages eighteen to forty. The writer-director of the
Watch: Official trailer for Dan Villegas’s ‘English Only, Please’ debuts online
The three consecutive films released this year under the direction of Antoinette Jadaone—Beauty in a Bottle, Relaks, it’s Just Pag-Ibig and That Thing Called Tadhana—are
Two Cents and Too Cents: On an unspoken dilemma in film criticism
The world we live now is at an age for free-thinkers. Liberals, the fancier folks call them. There are good and bad sides to that.
Four hours of bonus content to come in upcoming ‘Ang Nawawala’ DVD release
Digital distribution in the Philippines is at a depressing point where home video is alarmingly scarce. Case in point: if you walk in a video
Two new Lana Del Ray songs in Tim Burton’s ‘Big Eyes’
That Oscar snub at Lana Del Ray’s soundtrack contribution to Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby robbed her track “Young & Beautiful” due recognition. But that is a thing
Watch: Teaser for Erik Matti’s ‘Kubot: The Aswang Chronicles 2’
We have been itching to share this with you; this statement being inspired by so much hair in this teaser. Erik Matti’s Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles pushed past
Halloween Watchlist: 13 of Our All-Time Favorite Horror Films
The most important holiday of the year is upon us. A busy number of horror films–good and bad–are being released. And if history of late
Watch: The ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ trailer is here ahead of schedule; blame Hydra.
Marvel has taken to Twitter its explanation for the week-ahead release of their very much-awaited sequel epic Avengers: Age of Ultron. “Dammit, Hydra,” the tweet says. Marketer’s
Watch: Motion comic for Mervin Malonzo’s komiks ‘Tabi Po’
Those who have read Mervin Malonzo’s utterly terrifying first-volume of the “asuang” graphic-epic Tabi Po should be itching by now to get their hands on Isyu 2. Especially
Scarlett Johansson as Motoko in live-action adaptation of ‘Ghost in the Shell’
Not that the prior eyed actor actually “looked” the part–that would be Margot Robbie (of Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf of Wallstreet fame, had already said yes
FX: ‘American Horror Story’ is renewed for fifth season; no Jessica Lange?
Last week’s premiere of the much-anticipated fourth season of FX’s horror anthology series American Horror Story is promising. This may be applied to how the
Marvel confirms end of ‘Fantastic Four,’ forrealz this time
After a half-decade sway of cancellations and re-launches, Fantastic Four is officially cancelled. And while that rings much finality, think not. Although current FF writer
Watch: Trailer for ‘Ilustrado’: the first ‘Bayaniserye’ in PH television
Serving as annex to its main network, GMA News TV has apparently been pushing the boundaries of local television with the TV series productions of its
Watch: Ed Sheeran’s music video for crooner single ‘Thinking Out Loud’
Ed Sheeran is considered first a crooner–the type that seems to fall in and out of love on a daily basis–with songs suffused with doe-eyed
‘Gotham’ has found its Harvey Dent; Nicolas D’Agosto plays the role
Fox’s Gotham has booked an actor for the role of Harvey Dent. Nicholas D’Agosto, known most famously as the fictional doctor Ethan Haas in the
Watch: ‘American Horror Story: Freak Show’ horrific stop-motion opening
As if Jessica Lange singing a Lana Del Ray song is not enough reason to prowl at this season’s pilot of American Horror Story, creators Ryan Murphy
Your 100 hardly un-thought of favorite books, per Facebook chain posts; ‘Harry Potter’ hailed #1
There is a notorious chain-post going around on Facebook, inspiring (seemingly) everyone to join in and list books that have stayed with or influenced them.
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Thank God it’s ‘Sabado’ [bukas]! The new music video from Eraserheads is here…
Taking to his Facebook profile this morning, Erik Matti shares the latest of his labors of love: a music video, in true laid-back E-heads spirit,
Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel ‘Hansel & Gretel’ lands film adaptation
Despite the timid success of the recent Jeremy Renner-starring Hansel & Gretel film, another one is being pushed through, this time taking Neil Gaiman’s same-name graphic novel
First-Look at ‘Thor #1’ Teases Female Thor
There is just about countless things to happen upon the emergence a brand-new Thor — “This is not She-Thor,” notes writer Jason Aaron. “This is
Watch: Bloody Red Band Trailer for ‘ABC’s of Death 2’
The crimson-blood, very red-band trailer for the much-awaited sequel ABC’s of Death 2 is upon us; and it must have been a painfully slow wait but it
Neil Gaiman releases new short story collection this February
My introduction to Neil Gaiman’s shorter works of fiction is his A Study in Emerald (featured in his collection Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders) from which point I