Aciton Movie With 89% on Rotten Tomatoes, Monkey Man, Hits Prime Video Next Week

2021 has been a fantastic year for enthusiasts of action films, as blockbusters such as “Rebel Ridge,” “Kill,” “Bad Boys: Ride or Die,” and the latest installment in the “Mad Max” series, titled “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga,” have made their way to screens, demonstrating the genre’s full potential. In the coming week, one of this year’s most critically acclaimed (and distinctive) action films is set to premiere on streaming platforms, featuring actor Dev Patel’s directorial debut, “The Green Knight.

Salems Lot Fans Call for Max to Release Three-Hour Directors Cut

The remake of “Salem’s Lot” debuted on Max on October 3, and it’s an understatement to say that viewers were disappointed with the film. Directed by Gary Dauberman, this new adaptation fell short in many aspects, particularly in character development which was a key strength of both the original novel and Tobe Hooper’s 1979 miniseries. It has been revealed that Dauberman’s initial version of the movie was three hours long but was reduced to a concise 113 minutes, prompting numerous “Stephen King” fans and horror enthusiasts on social media to demand that Max releases the Dauberman cut, similar to how DC fans pushed for the release of Zack Snyder’s cut of “Justice League” in 2017.

Daddys Head Review: Shudders Latest Film Has a Terrifying Creature

Those who have gone through deep sorrow can relate to grief’s chameleon-like nature. It manifests differently for each person, occupies varying spaces within us, and evolves constantly as we traverse (and transcend) the journey of grieving. The latest film by Shudder, titled “Daddy’s Head”, delves into this very concept, presenting a chilling folk horror narrative that is both unexpectedly touching and undeniably terrifying. In truth, the creature designs in Benjamin Barfoot’s production are nightmarishly eerie – perfect for Halloween – but it’s the human characters that leave the lasting impact.

Ariana Grande Pursued Wicked Role For More Than a Decade: “I Sort of Didn’t Want to Believe…”

It appears that Ariana Grande has long been slated to portray Glinda, the benevolent witch who traverses bubbles in the movie version of “Wicked”, which will premiere in theaters nationwide on November 22. At just ten years old, the future Grammy winner had a fortuitous encounter with Kristen Chenoweth, the original character’s performer, backstage after a Broadway performance of this renowned musical.

Andy Garcia’s 10 Best Movies, Ranked

Over more than four decades, Andy Garcia has been a consistent presence in various film and TV productions. Known for his versatility, he frequently participates in multiple projects annually. Spanning almost every genre imaginable, Garcia has achieved success in numerous roles. Consequently, whether it’s starring alongside Steve Martin in “The Pink Panther 2” or joining the cast of “Expandables,” he can seamlessly transition between high-brow dramas, lighthearted blockbusters, and indie projects with equal ease.