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This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. Edgar Wright, the filmmaker and genre specialist who has given the world modern gems like Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and Baby Driver, estimates he was around 13 years old when he read “the Bachman Books,” […]

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This article contains spoilers for Dune Messiah. Timothée Chalamet was Paul Atreides from the very first moments of Dune. But it wasn’t until the final seconds of Dune: Part Two that he became Paul Mu’adib. Having defeated House Harkonnen and defied CHOAM, Paul established himself as the new Padishah Emperor. Chalamet embodied Paul’s new position […]

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When Jared Leto rides his light cycle into the world this weekend, he rides it into a cinematic landscape that’s very different from the one that introduced his predecessor. Today, Disney is synonymous with safe, formulaic entries. It’s Marvel movies earn millions by following a simple, tried and true formula, one that they cannot shake […]

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For a movie, Tron: Ares makes a pretty damn good Nine Inch Nails album. If there was an Oscar for Best Lead Performance by a Score, then the legendary act—who notably composed the music for this film under the band name and not, as usual, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross—should positively win. The music is […]

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We have a brand-new look at the long-awaited Masters of the Universe movie this week, courtesy of Mattel and Amazon MGM’s presentation at Brand Licensing Europe 2025 and via He-Mania! Skeletor’s villainous stronghold, Snake Mountain, is looking wonderfully jagged and sinister in official concept art revealed by execs Greg Coleman and Ruth Henriquez at the […]

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This article appears in the new issue of DEN OF GEEK magazine. You can read all of our magazine stories here. So, a robot from the Alien franchise and a Predator from Predator walk into a movie together. If that sounds like the setup of an old Dark Horse comic from the 1990s, in which Batman fought the […]

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Ever since his brief, but memorable appearance as one of the Joker’s henchmen in The Dark Knight, David Dastmalchian has established himself as one of the most exciting and compelling actors working today. His take on Piter De Vries in Dune made us not miss Brad Dourif’s memorable version. He somehow made a guy who […]

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Tron: Ares is headed to theaters this weekend, and the long-awaited third entry in Disney’s Tron franchise has been intriguing from the get-go. Directed by Joachim Rønning and starring Jared Leto as Ares, a powerful digital Program, this installment is set a while after Legacy and sees AI-created programs crossing over into the real world. […]

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Long before she became a filmmaker, Mary Bronstein developed an interest in therapy and what they call “the talking cure.” Psychology is what she got her master’s in prior to attending NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts; and in her second feature as a writer-director, the cryptically titled If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, […]

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The Predator franchise is built on blood, violence, and ugly mf’ers. That’s why every movie in the franchise, from the 1988 original to the animated film Predator: Killer of Killers has had the same rating: a hard and well-deserved “R.” But that’s going to change with the latest entry. The upcoming Predator: Badlands will be […]

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Every Marvel fan has that one hill they’ll die on, even if everyone else disagrees with them. Recently, subreddit r/Marvel went up the same hill and ended up putting a rather positive spin on some of the more “unpopular” MCU movies. The thread in question ultimately became a bit of a lovefest for the MCU’s […]

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Michelle Pfeiffer has recently opened up about a pivotal moment in her career: during her audition for Scarface, she unintentionally injured Al Pacino, and it may have been the moment that convinced him she was right for the role of Elvira Hancock in the 1983 classic. Appearing on the SmartLess podcast, Pfeiffer described her path […]

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Fast, furious, and extremely expensive! That’s the current state of one of Hollywood’s biggest film franchises. It began with a cop trying to prevent DVD player theft and has since explored storylines that deal with global geopolitics and space travel. Consequently, it’s now facing a new “braking” (hoho) point behind the scenes. According to a […]

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There’s been a pop culture online uproar in the last week. (I know, it’s shocking. That never happens!) This time, about James Bond. If you missed the whole thing (perhaps you were outside, smelling the flowers), here’s a summary of what happened: Amazon, which now owns the beloved James Bond franchise after bagging it in […]

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Jason movies aren’t supposed to be good. Heck, they weren’t even supposed to be about Jason. Back in the late 1970s, producer Sean S. Cunningham saw the financial success of Halloween and an opportunity to cash in himself. So he took out an ad for a movie called Friday the 13th, riffing on the holiday […]

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