What sort of film blends Afro-futurism, Batman, virtual reality, aliens, Stalin, and Jesus?

My inner ten-year-old is beside himself with joy.

This Shane Carruth-produced fantasy film looks impressive.

It looks like the goriest Mighty Morphin Power Rangers episode ever, and I’m totally here for it.

The latest installment of the acclaimed video game franchise is based on D&D 5th Edition.

The films seems to be going for an aesthetic that walks the line between gritty realism and fairy tale-ish otherworldliness.

Yes, “The French Dispatch” looks like more of the same from Wes Anderson. But really, what else would you want?

It’s clear that Bazan is completely transparent in the documentary, whether he’s talking about Christianity or his family.

The latest Lovecraft adaptation stars Nicolas Cage as man driven mad by an alien color.

There’s nothing at all cheap or lifeless in this trailer, which makes me happy every time I watch it.

One of the most expensive Netflix films to date, Michael Bay’s latest starts streaming on December 13.

One commenter described it as Wes Anderson meets Mel Brooks, which sounds about right to me.

Oh, Picard… you had me at “Engage.”

It’s not much, but at this point, I’ll take anything I can get.

I feel the need… the need to watch this trailer many more times until the movie finally arrives in theaters next June.

The recent teaser looks good, but I can’t deny that nostalgia plays a pretty major role in my response.

I can dig it.

The dog-loving assassin returns to kill lots and lots (and lots) of bad guys on May 17.

Godzilla, King Ghidorah, Mothra, and Rodan… Let them fight.