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“Kickboxer” Sequel to “Kick” Off in 2018

Kurt Sloane will return to “kick” off the new year! This past weekend, Kickboxer: Vengeance lead actor Alain Moussi took to Instagram to announce an official release date for the sequel Kickboxer: Retaliation, which back a few months, had mentioned a September release date. However, Moussi has announced that the film will be released on January 26, 2018. Exclusive to you…Our #kickboxerretaliation fans – The … Continue reading “Kickboxer” Sequel to “Kick” Off in 2018

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Verbinski to Helm “Gambit” Movie and Release Date Set

Gambit has finally found a helmer and a date has been officially set! Gore Verbinski, whose successful films include the first three Pirates of the Caribbean films and the more recent A Cure for Wellness, has signed on to direct the X-Men spinoff Gambit, which has been in development for nearly a decade. While usually a long-gesturing film can result in the titular role having … Continue reading Verbinski to Helm “Gambit” Movie and Release Date Set

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“X-Men” Goes Full Horror with “New Mutants” Teaser

The X-Men universe of films is about to get a whole lot darker! The teaser trailer for The New Mutants has arrived and as intended, it looks to be a full-on horror tale revolving around a new set of young mutants inside a facility that truly has nefarious means. The film stars Anya Taylor-Joy, Maisie Williams, Charlie Heaton, Blu Hunt, Henry Zaga, and Alice Braga. … Continue reading “X-Men” Goes Full Horror with “New Mutants” Teaser

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Blue Underground to Unleash Maas’ “The Lift” and Remake on Blu-Ray

California-based Blue Underground has recently released Dutch director Dick Maas‘ 1988 hit horror-action film Amsterdamned on Blu-Ray this past August and now, the label will be unleashing two more Maas’ horror films this Halloween. The films in question? Maas’ film debut, 1983’s The Lift, and its 2001 remake Down. The latter was originally released by Lionsgate in 2003 under the title of The Shaft. Both … Continue reading Blue Underground to Unleash Maas’ “The Lift” and Remake on Blu-Ray

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REVIEW: The Foreigner (2017)

Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan play a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse with some intricate twists in this thriller from the director of Goldeneye and Casino Royale. Restaurateur Quon Ngoc Minh’s life is forever shattered when his youngest daughter, Fan, is killed in a bombing in the streets of London. Having learned that the men responsible are a group known as the “Authentic IRA”, Quon looks … Continue reading REVIEW: The Foreigner (2017)

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Will Tucker Agree to a Fourth “Rush”? Because Chan Has!

It has been over a decade since we saw the adventures Hong Kong Detective Inspector Lee and L.A.P.D. Detective James Carter on the big screen, but they may be possibly returning! Jackie Chan last week has officially confirmed that he has agreed to finally returning for Rush Hour 4. Going on The Cruz Show on L.A.’s Power 106 radio station while promoting The Foreigner, he … Continue reading Will Tucker Agree to a Fourth “Rush”? Because Chan Has!

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REVIEW: Killing Season (2013)

A deadly game of cat and mouse is played in the Appalachian wilderness in this action thriller starring two of Hollywood’s finest. It has been over a decade since the Bosnian War. Retired lieutenant Benjamin Ford now lives as a recluse in the Appalachian Mountains to find peace of mind. One day, on the way to the pharmacy, his car breaks down and he meets … Continue reading REVIEW: Killing Season (2013)

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