1. Movies: Over Your Dead Body (2026) (andrei.xyz)

    A dysfunctional married couple retreats to a secluded cabin to repair their relationship, but each secretly plots to murder the other. The more time passes, the more absurd and funny it gets. A bit slow at the start, but it gradually picks up and manages to be entertaining. Four popcorns. To see all 30 photos, visit the article page. This article was originally published at: https://andrei.xyz/movies/over-your-dead-body/

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  2. Review: Albatross, Omnibus Theatre (Rev Stan's Theatre Blog)

    Caroline Rippin and Agnes Lillis in Albatross, Omnibus Theatre. Photo: Ashley Day Albatross at the Omnibus Theatre is a play about the fractious relationship between a mother and daughter, the sacrifices they make and climate change. Eve (Agnes Lillis) has been caring for her young granddaughter, Alba, while her daughter, Alice (Caroline Rippin), is working on a climate research project in Antarctica. With Alice’s imminent return, she is looking forward to getting her life back and going on a…

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  3. 12 Monkeys (1995) (Cinematic Moments Of All Time)

    12 Monkeys (1995)

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  4. #MurderEveryMonday: May 2026 Roundup (crossexaminingcrime)

    Today, to commence my monthly blog housekeeping for May I am posting about the themes #MurderEveryMonday participants were challenged to find covers for over the past four weeks.

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  5. Tonight's Movies: Song of the Range (1944) and Louisiana (1947) - A Warner Archive Blu-ray Review (Laura's Miscellaneous Musings)

    Very exciting news for fans of last year's Monogram Matinee Volume 1 collection from the Warner Archive: Two more volumes have been released this spring, in less than a month's time!The Monogram Matinee Volume 2 collection, featuring SONG OF THE RANGE (1944) and LOUISIANA (1947), came out at the very end of April, and Volume 3 was released just yesterday, on May 26th.SONG OF THE RANGE is a quick little 55-minute film starring Jimmy Wakely and Dennis Moore.The late Western historian Les Adams…

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  6. Movies: Mortal Kombat II (2026) (andrei.xyz)

    The fan favorite champions – now joined by Johnny Cage himself – are pitted against one another in the ultimate battle to defeat the dark rule of Shao Kahn that threatens the very existence of the Earthrealm and its defenders. First of all, I love all the MK movies. They’re over the top, raunchy, gorey and they are pure fun. Good movies? Not really. Fun to watch? Absolutely! Karl Urban does a great job at playing Johnny Cage, and the only one that could have fit the role better was maybe Jean…

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  7. What’s New Scooby-Doo? – Ed and Oucho’s Excellent Inventions – Pokemon Battle Dimension – Magic’s Biggest Secrets Finally Revealed – The Armstrong and Miller Show – 06 Feb 2010 (VHiStory)

    The first recording today starts with the end of Sportsround. There’s a trail for Gastronuts. Then it’s What’s New Scooby-Doo? – Riva Ras Regas. The episode opens with Rufus Raucous, a magician in Las Vegas, doing an escape from a hotel that’s being demolished. But he doesn’t make it and the hotel is demolished. The Scooby Gang are in Las Vegas, visiting the Newark Newark Hotel. They’ve won a competition, and they’re met by the hotel owner, Del Stone. Their prize is the chance to meet singing…

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  8. ‘Backrooms’ refuses to makes sense (Denerstein Unleashed)

    Backrooms, an addition to the growing list of self-consciously inventive horror movies, arrives with a pedigree that may impress aficionados. Produced by horror masters James Wan and Osgood Perkins, the movie also features performances by actors with hefty resumes: Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve. A bit about the movie's background: It springs from a movement called "creepypasta,'' i.e., horror stories posted and shared on the internet. Director Kane Parsons, now 20, began uploading…

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  9. Intriguing story buoys 'Pressure' (Denerstein Unleashed)

    On June 6, 1944, the Allied invasion of Normandy launched the brutal series of battles that brought Hitler’s ambitions in Western Europe to a halt. The movie Pressure deals with the 72 hours leading up to the momentous D-Day invasion. Director Anthony Maras, focuses on a part of the story that sounds prosaic but proves essential to Allied success, an accurate weather forecast. Pressure delivers a dramatized version of events that unfolded at Allied headquarters in Southwick House, Hampshire,…

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  10. The New David Wain Comedy GAIL DAUGHTRY AND THE CELEBRITY SEX PASS Has A New Trailer (blast-o-rama.)

    Sony Pictures Classics / YouTube Small town hairdresser Gail Daughtry is engaged to her devoted high school sweetheart, Tom. Her life takes a turn when a trip to a book signing leads to Tom meeting – and sleeping – with his “celebrity pass”. Reeling from the betrayal, Gail impulsively joins her friend Otto on a trip to Los Angeles, where a psychic convinces Gail that the only way to save her marriage is to “even the scales” with her own celebrity pass: Jon Hamm. Thus begins an epic journey…

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  11. Pride the Musical: The Beloved 2014 Film Heads to the National Theatre (Kuriositas)

    Do you remember the charming, touching and funny 2014 film Pride? It was based on the true story of the unlikely coming together of two groups, during the miners’ strike in the UK, over 1984-85. On one hand, you had the miners, Welsh (although the strike was across the whole of the UK), small town and a little insular. On the other hand, a group called Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM) who were from London - the big smoke - formed to support the long-lasting strike and oppose the then…

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  12. Two Years Later, The X-MEN ’97 Season 2 Trailer Is Here! (blast-o-rama.)

    Marvel Entertainment / YouTube: Time to get the X-Men back to the 90s. Marvel Animation’s #XMen97 Season 2 streams July 1, only on Disney+. Time travel and mutants and all the things you’d want from another season of X-Men! Now, wouldn’t this technically be X-Men ’98? X-Men ’97 Season Two streams on Disney+ on July 1st, 2026.

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  13. There’s A Final Trailer for DISCLOSURE DAY, But You May Not Want To Watch It (blast-o-rama.)

    Universal Pictures / YouTube: Believe it when you see it. Get tickets now. Disclosure Day only in theaters June 12. If you found out we weren’t alone, if someone showed you, proved it to you, would that frighten you? This summer, the truth belongs to eight billion people.We are coming close to … Disclosure Day. I was sold on Spielberg + Aliens. I don’t need more. But maybe you do. Me? I’ll be there opening weekend. Disclosure Day hits theaters on June 12th, 2026.

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  14. Put this one on your Letterboxd Watchlist: TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA (blast-o-rama.)

    Mubi / YouTube: Jane Schoenbrun’s TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA. A new kind of horror remake, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson. In theaters starting August 7 in the US, Canada, UK, Latin America, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Ireland, Spain, Australia and more. Schoenbrun’s last movie, I Saw The TV Glow, was very special to many many people. This….looks a little more like a mainstream play, but I think it’s going to be one of those movies people talk about among the big…

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  15. Thoughts on ZORRO, Part 5: The 1970s-80s comedies (spoilers) (Christopher L. Bennett: Written Worlds)

    Since I’m going for a comprehensive overview of all American Zorro productions, I guess I have to cover the 1972 softcore sex comedy The Erotic Adventures of Zorro, which has its own entry on Wikipedia and astonishingly has recently become available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime, albeit in slightly blurry standard definition. But I’ll try to make it brief, since even if you don’t mind softcore porn, a lot of it is pretty creepy and unpleasant due to the attitudes of the era. Content warning…

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  16. NST #1450: Webcast (2018) (The Vault - The Vault of Culture)

    A classic investigation map with red string appears in Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018). ▲ Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018) ▲ Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018) ▲ Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018) ▲ Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018) ▲ Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018) ▲ Webcast (dir. Paul McGhie, 2018)

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  17. It's a Wonderful War (Christmas: It's a Wonderful War and Other Stories) (feeling listless)

    Audio Happy Christmas. Again. One of the results of your blogger catching up on Eighth Doctor stories in a bunch is the number based on special occasions, particularly Christmas. The effect has been much like bingeing through the revival television series with a festive special every two to thirteen episodes (depending on increased production costs at the time and if there was a gap year). This was clearly an extra-special challenge: set a Christmas story during the Time War. Taking inspiration…

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  18. Come to Papa - a Scavvy Champion (Magpie and Old Lead)

    Building on the three scavvies from my last post, I wanted to add in some cool characters to the gang. Obviously the Scavvy King will make an appearance down the line, but he can't be the only scavvy of note. That's where Papa Zhon comes in. I picked up the palanquin-less Nurgle champion an age ago, and he's been patiently waiting for the right project to come along. I reckon a motorised chair for an aging scavvy is exactly the right use for him!!Papa Zhon directs his scavvies to collect more…

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  19. Part Three (Dark Gallifrey: Master!) (feeling listless)

    Audio Baffled. In the olden days and actually still in recent days, this would have been released as boxed set so I would have listened to the first two instalments before discovering what the Doctor's involvement is, as was the case with something like Hooklight. But without an infinite budget, I decided to just buy the episode with Paul McGann on the cover and although this has a "previously on", it's more of a refresher for listeners who're already wearing the t-shirt. I got the gist though…

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  20. Hooklight. (feeling listless)

    Audio The audio equivalent of one of those missing adventures or past Doctor novels that head off into directions the TV series couldn't possibly have gone, Tim Foley's Hooklight has the Fifth Doctor and his companions wrapped up in a 12-part story which gives each of them a character progression which will almost certainly be forgotten by the end of the story. So, we have Adric overcoming his nervousness around everyone, Tegan shacking up with a male love interest on some backwater planet for…

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  21. 'B-Movie: Serial of Seven Stars' by Andrew Duncan (Wormwoodiana)

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  22. Twin Peaks Publicity – Dana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs (TWIN PEAKS BLOG)

    My look at Twin Peaks publicity photos from 1990 continues with a black and white portrait of Dana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs. This 8-inch by 10-inch photo was part of a series of character photos released by Capital Cities / ABC Television to introduce viewers to the many characters from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful... The post Twin Peaks Publicity – Dana Ashbrook as Bobby Briggs appeared first on TWIN PEAKS BLOG.

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  23. Caspar the Boiadeiro (Lonely Star)

    His moustache tickles your face when he kisses you, and your thighs when he goes down on you. He loves like a Californian wildfire: suffocating a body with affection until it is exhausted and he isn't there anymore. Despite that, this cowboy is an emotional one, lacking only the hat and boots; you may find him by his campsite at night, back to a log and fingering a guitar. He'll tell you of how he once lassoed a falling star and rode it all the way to dawn, and how he would do it again for you,…

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  24. Caspar the Boiadeiro (Lonely Star)

    His moustache tickles your face when he kisses you, and your thighs when he goes down on you. He loves like a Californian wildfire: suffocating a body with affection until it is exhausted and he isn't there anymore. Despite that, this cowboy is an emotional one, lacking only the hat and boots; you may find him by his campsite at night, back to a log and fingering a guitar. He'll tell you of how he once lassoed a falling star and rode it all the way to dawn, and how he would do it again for you,…

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  25. Movies: Marty, Life Is Short (2026) (andrei.xyz)

    The definitive documentary on comedian Martin Short, exploring his career across film, television, theater and comedy. Great documentary about one of the most funny people in existence. Really well made, showing the nice parts of Martin’s life, along with the bad ones, it’s a moving documentary. Definitely worth the watch, six ppopcorns. To see all 6 photos, visit the article page. This article was originally published at: https://andrei.xyz/movies/marty-life-is-short/

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  26. This is a vicious and entirely deserved takedown (Miscellaneous Heathen)

    Current Affairs: The Banal Horror of Jimmy Fallon. It begins: There is a distinctive, deeply uncanny horror to the way Jimmy Fallon laughs. Look it up—there are literally hundreds of videos showing him breaking out into laughter at the slightest provocation. It is not a reaction (he sometimes won’t even wait for his guest to get to their carefully scripted punchline). Rather, it is a performance, a sudden, corporeal convulsion. Fallon leans in his chair, as if pressed back by some unseen force.…

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  27. PROJECT HAIL MARY (2026) (WARREN ELLIS LTD)

    A couple of days after it reached town, I went to see the film adaptation of Andy Weir’s novel PROJECT HAIL MARY, directed by Lord & Miller and written by Drew Goddard. Goddard wrote the screenplay for the other Weir adaptation, THE MARTIAN, directed by Ridley Scott, in which Matt Damon once again has to be expensively rescued from something. (Someone once calculated that, in total, it would have cost some $900 billion to rescue Matt Damon from shit all those times.) Weir wrote another novel…

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  28. Quickie: Carpenter Brut † TURBO KILLER † Directed by Seth Ickerman (andrei.xyz)

    youtube • video ID: er416Ad3R1gclick image to load player Remember when people used to be creative? Love how this looks! This article was originally published at: https://andrei.xyz/quickies/carpenter-brut-turbo-killer-directed-by-seth-ickerman/

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  29. Chop wood. Carry water. Die. (Indexed)

    The post Chop wood. Carry water. Die. appeared first on Indexed.

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  30. Summer Repeat: Frock Flicks Swimsuits (Frock Flicks)

    The Frock Flicks team is taking time off as summer starts, so we’re repeating some

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