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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Knights Of The Old Republic Movie’s Main Villain Has Been Revealed
We've known for a while that Disney and Lucasfilm were actively developing a Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic movie (and perhaps a TV show). Avatar and Shutter Island writer Laeta Kalogridis is on script duty, and Kathleen Kennedy confirmed the project's existence at April's Star Wars Celebration. This particular corner of the Star Wars franchise is set thousands of years before the 'Skywalker saga', allowing it to be free from continuity and giving the writers scope to break new ground.
David James David James Oct 3, 2019
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Zack Snyder’s Put Together A New Cut Of Justice League For WB Execs
Justice League deserved its critical beating. What slithered into cinemas back in 2017 was a Frankenstein's monster of a movie: nonsensically plotted, full of terrible quips, just plain ugly and with some truly awful CGI. It turned out that what went on behind the scenes was far more compelling drama than what we saw on the big screen though, with Snyder being booted off the project after the studio got cold feet about his approach. Their solution was to bring Joss Whedon in to give a little bit of that Avengers razzle-dazzle to the DCEU, and we all know how that worked out.
David James David James Oct 3, 2019
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Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Writer Says The Film Will Reveal Who Rey Really Is
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is being released to impossibly high expectations. It's not just the conclusion of Disney's Sequel Trilogy, but bills itself as the final conclusion to the Skywalker saga that began back in 1977. As such, audiences expect the film to provide some answers to the bigger mysteries of the franchise and now, writer Chris Terrio has revealed the questions he considered when writing the script.
David James David James Oct 2, 2019
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Terminator And Predator May Soon Face Legal Battles Like Friday The 13th
The legal battle over the rights to Friday the 13th is long and complicated, with the current status being a legal limbo as the case awaits final judgment. The question at the core is whether the rights to the original movie lie with writer Victor Miller or Sean Cunningham's Horror Inc. Despite there once being a ray of light at the end of the tunnel, it doesn't seem that a resolution is in sight. So for now, Jason remains on ice. But on the bright side, it might finally be a good time to go camping at Crystal Lake!
David James David James Oct 2, 2019
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Star Wars Finally Reveals Who Really Built The Empire
Most people would credit Emperor Palpatine as the head of Star Wars' Galactic Empire. Everyone fears him, jumps at his orders, he has a snazzy looking red Imperial Guard and he has by far the fanciest office on the Death Star. But was it Palpatine who was chairing board meetings, reviewing planning documents and setting departmental budgets? No, and as Palpatine was a near-immortal Sith Lord able to shoot lightning out of his fingers, he was clearly a HR nightmare.
David James David James Oct 2, 2019
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Full Cast Revealed For Kenneth Branagh’s Death On The Nile
2017's Murder on the Orient Express boasted a star-studded cast and made $350 million on a $55 million budget. With those numbers it was inevitable that Kenneth Branagh, who both starred in and directed the movie, would be called back to adapt another Agatha Christie classic. That's set to be Death on the Nile, which sees iconic detective Hercule Poirot traveling to Egypt to unravel the mystery behind a series of murders.
David James David James Oct 2, 2019
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Tons Of Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Promo Art Leaks Online
With the December 20th release date getting ever closer, Disney and Lucasfilm have started to ramp up their plans for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. One big sign that things are kicking into high gear is the impending release of the film's merchandise, most of which is scheduled to hit shelves this Friday. But with the items in the process of being shipped, we've already seen the inevitable leaks and now, we have an absolute treasure trove of images that show off various aspects of the final installment in the Skywalker saga.
David James David James Oct 2, 2019
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Apex Legends Season 3 Gameplay Trailer Reveals More Of The New Map
Apex Legends' third season is coming on October 1st. While we've known for a while what Respawn had in store, we now have an official gameplay trailer that spells things out with crystal clarity and it seems that we'll get a renewed focus on the next Legend, Crypto, new map World's Edge, which seems more colorful and lively than what came before and a bevy of new guns, skins and features. On top of all that, this trailer absolutely rocks. It's set to NF's "Leave Me Alone," too, which makes for a perfect accompaniment to a very nicely edited combination of gameplay and cutscenes.
David James David James Sep 28, 2019
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New Art Shows How Chris Evans Could Look As Guile In A Street Fighter Movie
The Street Fighter franchise doesn't have the best relationship with live action film. The 1994 Jean-Claude Van Damme / Raul Julia has become a kitsch classic, but is still a terrible film and doesn't adapt the franchise at all faithfully. Remarkably the next attempt was even worse, 2009's Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li starred Kristin Kreuk and Chris Klein and is so bad that even as a die-hard Street Fighter fan, I just couldn't make it all the way through. It eventually took a fan film, Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist to produce something that pleased fans.
David James David James Sep 26, 2019
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