Films en TV Buitenland – 2

McMahon also played Dr. Doom in two Fantastic Four movies. Julian McMahon, Nip/Tuck and Charmed Actor, Dead at 56 Scoop Harrison... Read more »

Independence has meant many things to different people. Consequence Crossword: “Independence” Wren Graves... Read more »

Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale signed a very good contract in 1984 that has protected the franchise ever since. Back to the Future Is the Blueprint for Creators Protecting Their Franchises Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

He was found unresponsive at his Malibu home on Thursday morning. Michael Madsen, Kill Bill and Reservoir Dogs Actor, Dead at 67 Eddie Fu... Read more »

Set for August 28th and 29th. JAWS Coming to IMAX for 50th Anniversary Scoop Harrison... Read more »

Looking back on all seven Jurassic movies, including Jurassic World Rebirth. Jurassic Park Movies Ranked From Best to Worst Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

The preview is being shown ahead of screenings of Jurassic World Rebirth and other major titles in theaters this weekend. First Teaser for Christoper Nolan’s The Odyssey Now Showing in Theaters Scoop Harrison... Read more »

Happy Gilmore 2, Mission: Impossible films, Mad Max: Fury Road, Jaws, Mr. Robot, Portlandia, and new Trainwreck documentaries being added. Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in July 2025 Eddie Fu... Read more »

Directed by Edgar Wright, the film also stars Colman Domingo, Katy O’Brian, Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, and Michael Cera The Running Man: Glen Powell Stars in Trailer for New Film Adaptation of Stephen King’s Dystopian Classic Jaeden Pinder... Read more »

One's a singer, the other's a dead guy, together they make a crossover puzzle. Mini Consequence Crossword: “The Weeknd at Bernie’s” Wren Graves... Read more »

Special screenings are set for August. Original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Returning to Theaters for 35th Anniversary Alex Young... Read more »

The movie about the iconic German band is currently filming in London. Scorpions Biopic Reveals Cast Including The Crown’s Dominic West Spencer Kaufman... Read more »

Cyrus’ visual companion to her ninth album is heading to Disney+ and Hulu. Miley Cyrus’ Something Beautiful Film Coming to Disney+ and Hulu on July 16th Jaeden Pinder... Read more »

Gareth Edwards' fresh take on the franchise features Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, and Mahershala Ali on a trip to another dinosaur island. Jurassic World Rebirth Is the Best Jurassic Movie Since Spielberg’s Original: Review Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

McMahon also played Dr. Doom in two Fantastic Four movies. Julian McMahon, Nip/Tuck and Charmed Actor, Dead at 56 Scoop Harrison... Read more »

The Broadway actress finds her voice on her debut album. Renée Elise Goldsberry on Who I Really Am, Hamilton Reunion, and the Future of Girls5eva: Podcast Kyle Meredith... Read more »

"We are at the studio working on new episodes and we hope the fans get to see them somehow." Trey Parker, Matt Stone: Paramount Merger Is “Fucking Up South Park” as New Episodes Delayed Wren Graves... Read more »

The Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator and actor recently filed to change his legal name to Rob Mac. Rob McElhenney Admits Legally Changing His Name to Rob Mac Is “Kinda Douchey” Eddie Fu... Read more »

The acclaimed FX series will return for another serving in 2026. The Bear to Cook Again with Season 5 Renewal Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

Happy Gilmore 2, Mission: Impossible films, Mad Max: Fury Road, Jaws, Mr. Robot, Portlandia, and new Trainwreck documentaries being added. Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix in July 2025 Eddie Fu... Read more »

Giving Seinfeld fans a reason to get out of bed in the morning. Yankees’ George Costanza Bobblehead Pre-Selling for Five Times Cost of Game Tickets Wren Graves... Read more »

The theme won Schifrin two Grammys and was inducted into the Grammy Award Hall of Fame. Lalo Schifrin, Composer of the Mission: Impossible Theme, Dead at 93 Jo Vito... Read more »

According to IDF whistleblowers, some officers have taken inspiration from "Red Light, Green Light" to fire on Gazans lining up for food. Gazans Are Being Forced to Play a Real Life Squid Game for Food: Report Wren Graves... Read more »

Twin Peaks: The Return also featured an appearance from the singer-songwriter. Rebekah Del Rio, Who Broke Hearts in Mulholland Drive with “Llorando,” Dead at 57 Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

The dystopian Netflix drama's final moments are memorable for more than one reason. Squid Game Season 3 Ends With a Wild Cameo [Spoilers] Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

The final episodes bring Netflix's Emmy-winning dystopian drama to a decisive end. In Squid Game Season 3, It’s Humanity That Loses: Review Liz Shannon Miller... Read more »

Marvel's Iron Man and his Awesome Friends premieres August 11th on Disney Jr. blink-182’s Mark Hoppus Shares Theme Song for New Iron Man Kid’s Cartoon: Stream Scott Sterling... Read more »

Creator Christopher Storer serves a filling meal, whether or not this is the final season. The Bear Battles Burnout in Season 4: Review Clint Worthington... Read more »

We miss these Gen X movie stars who died young. Whether from accidents, drugs or cancer, their lives were cut The post 15 Gen X Movie Stars Gone Too Soon appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

These prison movies are captivating. Get it? Some of the best movies are actually movies about life on the outside, The post The 13 Most Captivating Prison Movies We’ve Ever Seen appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Here are the 13 best SNL sketches in the 50 years of Saturday Night Live. Obviously, these things are subjective. The post The 13 Best SNL Sketches in 50 Years of Saturday Night Live appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

These are the strangest movies we’ve ever seen — some of which are also among the best movies we’ve ever The post The 12 Strangest Movies We’ve Ever Seen appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Oriana Schwindt and Stephen Parkhurst are a married filmmaking duo based in New York City. Their first feature, the haunted The post Why We Spent Our Wedding Fund Making Our Horror Movie, Sight Unseen appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Here are 12 films about the adult entertainment industry that don’t sugarcoat a thing. Of course, it’s hard to generalize The post 12 Movies About the Adult Entertainment Industry That Don’t Sugarcoat a Thing appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

In honor of the theatrical re-release this week of Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker’s Apocalypse, here are 10 great documentaries The post 10 Great Documentaries About Making Movies appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Here are 12 SNL sketches they wouldn’t do today, thanks to changing standards of what’s funny. As the show marks The post 12 Old SNL Sketches They Wouldn’t Do Today appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

These Roger Corman 1950s movie posters are a testament to his storytelling and marketing genius. We love Roger Corman, who The post 12 Movie Posters That Titillated 1950s Teens appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Shoot a film or TV project in Mississippi and you won’t have to worry about the hassle that goes with The post With Big Incentives and Open Arms, Mississippi Wants to Host the Next Sinners appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

A surfer meeting her mother, a discussion of God and Buddha, and a police officer struggling with cultural identity were The post A Surfer, Police Officer, God and Buddha Are Part of NFMLA’s InFocus: Asian Cinema Program appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Characters with risky and glamorous lifestyles are constantly being depicted in Hollywood films. These risk-taking and high-flying characters thrill and The post Why Is Hollywood Obsessed with Depicting High-Risk, High-Reward Lifestyles? appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Rounders changed poker rooms and living rooms when it hit the theatres in 1998. Matt Damon’s Mike McDermott sat down The post What Rounders Really Taught Poker Players About Ego appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

These classic movies bombed at the box office despite being recognized today as stone-cold classics. We’re defining a movie as The post 12 Classic Movies That Bombed at the Box Office appeared first on MovieMaker Magazine.... Read more »

Coca-Cola and Disney just dropped a new short film/commercial that feels like a thank you letter to Star Wars fans. Set in a movie theater during a full-on Star Wars marathon.It features Cantina aliens hang out in the lobby of the theater, cosplayers reenact the legendary Vader vs. Obi-Wan duel,... Read more »

Marvel Studios just shared a cool piece of concept art that gives us our clearest look yet at the MCU’s take on the iconic Baxter Building.The image gives off a sleek, futuristic vibe, anchoring the building not just as a superhero HQ, but as a beacon of innovation. The caption... Read more »

If you didn’t catch Thunderbolts* in theaters, you’re in luck, Marvel Studios just dropped the film’s post-credits scene online, and it delivers a major tease for Avengers: Doomsday.Thunderbolts* might’ve opened to strong reviews, but it ended its run with just $381 million globally. Not disastrous, but far from what you'd... Read more »

Marvel’s Captain America: Brave New World might have brought Tim Blake Nelson’s Samuel Sterns aka The Leader back to the big screen after a 15-year wait, but his return landed with a thud. Now, thanks to The Artbook Collector, we’re getting a look at what could have been, and almost... Read more »

This week’s etro trailer is for the classic 1985 zombie horror film The Return of the Living Dead. They reason I wanted to share this trailer this weekend is in celebration of Independence Day with punk rock zombies, toxic gas, and brain-eating mayhem.That’s right. In honor of July 4th, we're... Read more »

The The Phoenician Scheme director Wes Anderson isn’t slowing down. The director has dropped another visually delightful project and this time a short film made in collaboration with Montblanc, and yes, Anderson actually steps in front of the camera to direct himself.The short is titled “Let’s Write”, and it marks... Read more »

Ross John Fearnley, aka The Unusual Suspect, is back at it again with another absurdly ambitious video project… this time stitching together Gorillaz’s 2005 hit “Feel Good Inc” using dialogue from 198 different movies. Each lyric delivered by a different character from across cinematic history, forming a Frankenstein’d version of... Read more »

If you grew up in the ‘90s, chances are you either survived a Warheads challenge or watched in awe as some poor kid’s mouth turned inside out from the sheer sour overload. In a new episode of Weird History Food, the channel explores whether those legendary candies that left our... Read more »

The Land of Ooo is stirring again, though maybe not in the way fans expect. At this year’s Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake took the spotlight alongside some of Cartoon Network’s heaviest hitters. While the event didn’t drop a new trailer or premiere date for... Read more »

I’ll be honest, I jumped into watching KPop Demon Hunters knowing absolutely nothing. I don’t follow K-pop, I hadn’t seen a trailer, and I only hit play because my daughter wanted to watch it with me. But, a few minutes in, I realized I wasn’t just tolerating it, I was... Read more »

Universal has released a thrilling behind-the-scenes look at Jurassic World: Rebirth, and if you thought this franchise had exhausted its supply of dinosaur chaos, think again. The footage teases a relentless survival story centered on the Delgado family, a group of unsuspecting civilians who stumble into the jaws of something... Read more »

Samuel Goldwyn Films has released a trailer for an upcoming film titled Forgive Us All, a post-apocalyptic neo-western cannibal thriller. This is the story of "redemption in a world gone dark." The New Zealand film “imagines a fallen world where trust is dead, the forest is crawling with cannibals, and... Read more »

Every year on Independence Day, we fire up the grill, watch fireworks, and maybe revisit a few action-packed partriotic flicks. But if you really want to feel that red, white, and blue rush, go back to 1987, when G.I. Joe: The Movie kicked off with a sequence so over-the-top patriotic... Read more »

Netflix has officially tapped Euphoria pilot director Augustine Frizzell to helm the long-developing Ronda Rousey biopic, and it’s shaping up to be a knockout behind the scenes already.The film is based on Rousey's bestselling memoirs My Fight/Your Fight and Our Fight, which she co-wrote with her sister Maria Burns Ortiz.... Read more »