And while Wilson is a cop, when we meet him, the decidedly non-cop havoc of this film’s title is already popping off. Drugs, murders, and blood money, all in play and adjacent to Wilson, plus fellow ...

Johnny Depp is all set to make a comeback to Hollywood with Day Drinker, an American action thriller film, which also stars Penélope Cruz and Madelyn Cline in key roles.

Tim Heidecker and Eric Warheim deserve all the respect in the world for being so fearlessly prolific with their comedy, … ...

A Minecraft Movie immediately creates a sticky paradox for itself. Clearly hoping to follow in the footsteps of a project like The Lego Movie, this video-game adaptation wants to pay tribute to ...

The nightclub is called "Who wouldn't like Johnny Depp?". Was originally set to play the lead character Jean-Dominique Bauby in Julian Schnabel movie Scaphandre et le papillon, Le (2007).

The Australian streaming landscape has really taken off in the last few years. Case in point, just last week Max, owned by Warner Bros Discovery, became the latest international service to launch ...

However, when discussing the film, Depp described his relationship with the film and how it helped invigorate his career and help him out of a creative slump. In many ways, it was a way of ...

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It is unclear if the medical episode has ended his boxing career. Johnny “Two Guns” Walker is understood to be in a coma. In February, Walker stepped back into the ring in his first ...

Just a few weeks after the "Sunrise on the Reaping" novel hit shelves last month, Lionsgate Films announced the upcoming movie sequel during the studio's CinemaCon panel on April 1. Longtime ...

Horror films have a way of carving moments into our minds, but what truly makes a movie “disturbing”? Is it the gore? The existential dread? That lingering sense that something’s watching you?