Ever since his 2016 film Suicide Squad got ravaged by critics and fans alike, director David Ayer has remained adamant that his untampered, studio-interference-free director’s cut is a far superior film. One question that’s always lingered with me, though, is where the idea of Joker’s

I don’t care what anyone says: I love Nicolas Cage and almost all of his movies. Con Air, Face/Off, The Rock…when you actually put together his entire body of work, it’s pretty impressive. I even watched The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent recently and it was excellent. One of his better movies

Warner Bros/Disney As the Mad Titan Thanos once opined: “Fun isn’t something one considers when balancing the universe, but this does put a smile on my face.” And that eloquently diabolical quote perhaps best describes how I’m feeling right now. After spending the last six-plus years (basically

Sony Pictures Similar to an actual vampire, just when you thought they were dead and buried, it turns out they’re alive and better than ever. That is fittingly the case when it comes to Morbius, the 2022 “Marvel” film about Michael Morbius — a doctor turned vampire — played by none other than

Sony Pictures Sony foolishly re-released Morbius in theaters due to the popularity of the viral meme. One of the most popular variations of the meme is the phrase “It’s Morbin time.” It would appear that the first tweet referencing “Morbin time” has been found. One of my favorite heady