Author: Heath Andrews

Well, that didn’t take long! Disney is prepping an upcoming film about Prince Charming; the character who was wooed by Cinderella at the ball and set off to find her. When you make an announcement like that, it almost turns into a reverse “Cinderella” plot at that point? Who’s going to play Prince Charming and can slip into the glass… uh… royal suit? Hollywood has no shortage of leading men, but Disney may have gone ahead and tapped its own well to bring out one of its standbys to take the role. Yes, that’s right, Disney is reportedly in talks…

Many a child of the ’80s and ’90s will remember the incessant commercials and jingles for Goldfish crackers. “I love the fishes cuz they’re so delicious, got to go fishin’!” There were others too that are planted into the recesses of our brains, but they all stem back to childhood and how appealing the fish-shaped crackers are to kids. What do you do though when you want to take that snack and broaden the market to adults? Well, obviously, you change the name of the crackers to Chilean Sea Bass. Yes, as of Wednesday, October 24th, the Pepperidge Farm produced,…

German composer (and former member of The Buggles) Hans Zimmer should be recognized as one of the greatest film composers in history. People like John Williams, Ennio Morricone, Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, and Zimmer have produced soundscapes that will live on in people’s memories and artistic expression for decades to come. Zimmer had taken home an Oscar back in 1995 for “The Lion King,” but he repeated the accolade in 2022 with his score for “Dune.” Sadly, he won’t have a chance to repeat that success with “Dune: Part 2” because the score is ineligible for a nomination. The problem…

There have been some videos and articles online that have shown people discussing or even going into small homes that are being bought from and delivered by Amazon and Walmart. These homes only cost $16,000. Mind you again, they’re small homes, but it’s just 16k! It sounds like some kind of Orwellian horror scape in a way, doesn’t it? Homes that just get manufactured en masse and delivered right to you; tight living quarters brought to you by big business. Are these things actually legitimate? Well, as of right now, yes, Walmart is indeed selling these things. But there are…

In 2004, “Scrubs” star Zach Braff released “Garden State,” his self-written and directed film. It was incredibly popular, especially with teens and young adults at the time. In the 20 years that have passed since its release, the film is now only really mentioned for two things. One of them is a now infamous plot device that would be another discussion for another time; the other is the soundtrack. It has since gone down as one of the best loved compilation soundtracks of all-time. Next year, in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the film and its music, a concert…

There was a time in the world of video games where nearly every movie that came out, had to have a video game based on it. Often times this would happen with things that couldn’t perceivably even have a game attached to it whether it be the “Alvin & the Chipmunks” movies or “Up” from Pixar. Even “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” got a PC adventure game back in the 80s. Things have improved over time in terms of passionate developers tackling things they love. So, it’s our hope that we’re about to time warp again to a place where…

Here we are again. Yet another day and another piece of news regarding a movie being made that you’ve already seen or know the property it’s attached to. Was anyone really asking for a new adaptation of “American Psycho” to be made? Our guess is, “not really,” but here we are and it’s apparently happening courtesy of Lionsgate. At the very least though, they look to be getting the talented Luca Guadagnino to direct it. In the event you’re not familiar with “American Psycho” it began its life as a book from 1991 by Bret Easton Ellis. The author had…

Oh October, here you are again. You know, over the last few years I’ve tried to help broaden the musical landscapes of readers around this spooky season by writing some articles about Halloween songs. But these lists haven’t been about your “Thriller” or “Monster Mash” fare, I’ve been digging deeper to bring you some tracks you may not know about or may not think of as Halloween songs despite how eerie they may be lyrically, musically, or thematically. If you want to check out the previous lists you can do so here and here before moving on to the selections…

In 1987, film-going audiences were treated the cheesy machismo that was “The Running Man.” Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, the movie saw him pitted against the forces of a government-backed game show where he had to fight to win, survive, and live. If you haven’t seen the movie, it is very much worth your time because of how over the top enjoyable it is. An updated version is on the way, from director Edgar Wright and screenwriter Michael Bacall. Starring Glen Powell (“Twisters”) in the main contestant role and Katy O’Brien (“Love Lies Bleeding”) as another contestant, this has the potential to…

It’s a safe bet to assume that you, your parents, or a friend of your parents grew up owning a View-Master. Considering that the stereoscopic viewing devices were made in the late 1930’s it’s probably safe to say that your grandparents had one too. Currently owned by Mattel, they’re not quite as commonplace as they were back in “the day” but that’s not stopping the toy company from trying to adapt the viewing device into a major motion picture. Maybe you can blame it on the success of “Barbie,” but Mattel got a taste of that sweet, sweet blockbuster money…