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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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Star Wars Adds Its First Female Sith Lord To Canon
Stop! I know what you're thinking. Yes, there have been many female Sith Lords in the Star Wars canon, but all of that was swept away when Disney ditched the old Extended Universe. Sure, Knights of the Old Republic II's Darth Traya was one of the most interesting characters in the franchise, and Darth Zannah, the apprentice of Darth Bane, was no slouch either, able to drive her opponents insane by conjuring their worst fears (Asajj Ventress was never a Sith, by the way). But that's all out of the continuity now, meaning that as of this moment, Lady Shaa is the only canonical female Sith Lord.
David James David James Oct 26, 2018
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Here’s Why You’ll Never Get To See Kevin Spacey’s Final Film
A movie simply called Gore sounds awesome. Get me Eli Roth, the finest practical effects dudes in town, a couple of twenty-somethings playing high-schoolers and a gallon or five of stage blood and we've got ourselves a film! Wait, what's that? It's a biopic of Gore Vidal? Starring Kevin Spacey? And contains scenes with Spacey having sex with young men? Uh, you know what - hard pass.
David James David James Oct 26, 2018
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New Synopsis For Black Widow Film Reveals When It Takes Place
Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow has become one of the central pillars of the MCU. Since her debut in Iron Man 2, she's spent the last eight years kicking a serious amount of ass across the Avengers and Captain America movies, and that's despite having no superpowers (and not even a fancy bow and arrow). If anyone deserves a solo movie, it's her, so the news that Marvel Studios has pencilled one in for a May 1st, 2020 release is music to our ears.
David James David James Oct 26, 2018
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The Next Purge Film Will Finally End The Franchise
Since The Purge blasted into cinemas five years ago, the franchise has been going from strength to strength. We've seen three successful sequels and a TV show that's currently airing on USA. This success is largely down to the hard work of James DeMonaco, who created the concept of 12 hours where all crime is made legal, directed the first three movies, wrote all of them and has had heavy involvement in the direction of the TV series. But now it sounds like he might be getting a bit Purge-d out.
David James David James Oct 24, 2018
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The Nun Will Make Its Way To Blu-Ray Later This Year
This Fall has been good for films proving that you don't need critical approval or a Fresh rating on the Tomatometer to make it big at the box office. Venom continues to exceed projections and rake it in and the latest entry in the Conjuring universe, The Nun earned $400m (making it the highest grossing movie in the franchise to date) despite some brutal takedowns by critics who deemed it slack and dull. The pic was released on September 6th, but it seems that it's now being rushed towards a digital debut on November 20th followed by the Blu-ray landing on December 4th.
David James David James Oct 24, 2018
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Tony Gilroy Explains How He Fixed Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story more than achieved its goal of giving us a new perspective on the Star Wars universe, taking us to cool new places, introducing us to a great cast of original characters and letting audiences wallow in that timeless OT aesthetic. It’s almost easy to forget, then, that throughout 2016, it sounded as if it was in seriously bad shape. There were extensive re-writes and reshoots, complete with rumors that director Gareth Edwards had all but had his film taken from him and given to someone else to finish up.
David James David James Oct 24, 2018
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Wonder Woman 1984 Was Delayed So It Can Be Reworked As Flashpoint
Of all the DC projects Warner Bros. had in the oven, Wonder Woman 1984 seemed like the safest bet of all. It's the sequel to one of the best-received superhero movies of the modern era, all the advance material from the set looked amazing and it takes place in the 1980s. Everyone loves the 80s, right? That's why it came as such a surprise that the studio completely reshuffled their slate earlier this week, pushing back Wonder Woman 1984 from November 1st, 2019 all the way to June 5th, 2020.
David James David James Oct 24, 2018
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Movies
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Rumor: Captain America And Iron Man May Only Reunite In Flashback In Avengers 4
Whatever happens in Avengers 4, it's certain to have huge ramifications for the MCU at large. In the wake of Chris Evans' touching post apparently saying goodbye to the role of Steve Rogers/Captain America, most are assuming that he won't be surviving the movie. There are similarly gloomy predictions about Robert Downey Jr.'s Tony Stark/Iron Man, with fans pointing to his multi-film contract expiring after Avengers 4 and his mysterious absence from the Spider-Man: Far From Home set.
David James David James Oct 23, 2018
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