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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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Michael Myers Is Unmasked In New Halloween Trailer
Michael Myers' pale, corpse-like and incredibly creepy mask is so iconic that you could be forgiven for forgetting there's a face beneath it. Traditionally, the slasher's face is kept under wraps most of the time, though you get to see it in the finale of the original Halloween and now, in the briefest of peeks in this latest trailer for David Gordon Green's hotly anticipated sequel/reboot.
David James David James Sep 22, 2018
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Joker And Harley Quinn Writers Reveal First Details On The Spinoff
It's been a busy week for the Bat-verse. We've gotten our first peeks at Joaquin Phoenix in Joker makeup, the casting for Birds of Prey has started to take shape and now we're getting some details on the Jared Leto and Margot Robbie starring Joker and Harley Quinn. Though the pair were hugely popular after Suicide Squad, the film's critical disappointment together with Warner Bros getting cold feet on the shared universe idea seems to have put the brakes on a direct sequel to the 2016 movie. With Warner Bros seemingly constantly reshuffling their superhero slate many thought that this particular project wasn't going anywhere... until now.
David James David James Sep 22, 2018
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Turns Out Captain America: Civil War Had A Subtle Captain Marvel Reference
Captain Marvel's 1990s setting was a great decision from Marvel Studios. Not only does it let us explore a corner of the MCU we haven't seen before, but it's recent enough that we can meet characters we know from the modern films in their formative days. Perhaps the only fly in the ointment is that the film's scope is necessarily limited, as far as the MCU to date is concerned, the world was first alerted to the presence of aliens during the Battle of New York in The Avengers.
David James David James Sep 14, 2018
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Tony Stark And Pepper Potts Reunite In New Avengers 4 Set Photo
If you believe the multiple fan theories, things are looking pretty grim for Tony Stark in Avengers 4. Rumors state that this will be Robert Downey Jr.'s last performance in the role, with him stepping aside to allow Phase 4 of the MCU to focus on new blood. But, if he's in for some miserable times, he seems to be holding up pretty well. At least, if this new photo (seen in the gallery below) with Gwyneth Paltrow from the film's reshoots is anything to go by.
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Rami Malek Says Bohemian Rhapsody Won’t Ignore Freddie Mercury’s Sexuality
The upcoming Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody has had a somewhat checkered history. The project had originally cast Sacha Baron Cohen as Freddie Mercury, only for him to leave the role because he claimed they were washing out the more decadent and sexual aspects of his story. He was also a bit miffed that Mercury died in the middle of the film, with the second half focusing on how the band carried on afterwards, which seems like a very strange decision. But even with the part now being played by Rami Malek, the pic still hasn't escaped controversy.
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Warner Bros.’ Supergirl Movie May Be An Origin Story Set In The 1970s
With Henry Cavill having apparently hung up his cape and departed the DCEU, all eyes have fallen on Warner Bros.' Supergirl. Currently in the early stages of development (with Oren Uziel on script duties), the movie will feature Kara Zor-El who, in Superman's absence, will be the Kryptonian standard-bearer on Earth for at least a couple of years. Now, we're hearing an interesting tidbit that the film may be envisaged as a period piece, with Kara growing up as a teenager in the 1970s.
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Ruben Fleischer Updates Us On The Status Of Zombieland Too
2009's Zombieland was such a great (and profitable) horror-comedy that you'd have expected Columbia to fast-track a sequel. Yet here we are, nine years later, and not a peep. There was that abortive attempt to turn it into a television show, but it never got further than a slightly awkward pilot episode. After this long some fans could be forgiven for having lost hope, so director Ruben Fleischer has stepped into reassure us that Zombieland Too is still happening.
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Sylvester Stallone Hits The Gym In New Rambo 5 Training Video
The 72-year-old Sylvester Stallone might have hung up his boxing gloves in the Rocky/Creed movies, but there's one legacy character of his that isn't going down so easily: John Rambo. Production on Rambo 5 (which may or not still be called Rambo: Last Blood) is set to begin soon and Sly is getting himself into what looks like ridiculous shape. He teased us with what he's going through with an Instagram post in which he was furiously grunting and groaning in a gym while wearing a Rambo mugshot t-shirt to Guns N' Roses' Welcome To The Jungle. As he comes to what appears to be a weights-induced climax he sits up and giggles "Welcome to the jungle."
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Solo: A Star Wars Story Co-Writer Reveals Which Scenes Phil Lord And Chris Miller Created
Disney and Lucasfilm kicking Phil Lord and Chris Miller off Solo: A Star Wars Story was one of the most boneheaded decisions a studio has made in years. Lord and Miller were on an incredible hot streak, having vastly exceeded expectations with 21 Jump Street, 22 Jump Street and, of course, the thunderously amazing LEGO Movie. Rumor was that Lucasfilm was concerned they were making the spinoff too fun and not taking Star Wars seriously enough, but given that the finished product was a dull-as-dishwater flop that sank without a trace at the box office, their version would've had to have been an improvement.
David James David James Sep 14, 2018
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