When I started writing for Unreality six months ago, I did so by saying goodbye to Robin Williams, who was an indomitable icon of my childhood. Six months later, I’m doing the same thing for just…
Well folks, it finally happened. Despite their long history of immaculately conceived, pristinely rendered and unerringly good horror films, Blumhouse Productions has finally churned out a bad one. The company that was somehow able to…
The early months of any given year are often dominated by – if not exclusively composed of – filler: prestige films whose releases were pushed back when it became obvious they didn’t stand a chance…
This has been an absolutely monumental week in entertainment news. At any other time this year, Netflix producing a live-action Legend of Zelda series would have been the top story that people would have talked about incessently…
DC has long since proven that they are the definitive name in straight-to-video releases. Much like Marvel with live-action superhero films and Blumhouse Productions with horror films, DC’s non-theatrical films have proven unerringly good at bringing the intensity…
When the Oscar nominations came out earlier this month, it quickly became apparant that everything was, as it turned out, not awesome: far from it, in fact. Despite being the hands down favorite to win Best…
The Oscar nominations have come and gone and more than a few head-scratchers reared up along the way. Why didn’t Transformers: Age of Extinction (regardless of what you thought of the film as a whole) not…
Is it just me, or do all of the films that are coming out this year look really familiar? This isn’t me whining about how Hollywood’s running out of ideas, nor about how there are…
I have probably been looking forward to Into the Woods for much longer than most movie-goers, if only because I had the fortune of seeing the stage-play upon which it was based beforehand. It was an…