Brad Bird’s new animated film ‘Ray Gunn’ has a Sam Spade-style gumshoe flying his jetpack over the tops of buildings in the futuristic city of Metropia.
Fewer people are reading than ever before in the United Kingdom, so Netflix is using its film and series adaptations of classic and modern works as an incentive to encourage more people to get back in the habit.
The Mattel version of “Kenbassador” Lenny Kravitz is a little too pricey to unbox as a companion to your kids’ Barbie dolls, but he still looks terrific if you leave him in the package.
We lost some important cultural icons recently: Dolly Parton, Gloria Steinem and the subject of this episode. Shauna and Olivia remember the one and only Tim Curry in an episode
Anya Taylor-Joy plays an activist trying to save the world, and is willing to ‘Sacrifice’ Chris Evans to an active volcano to get her way in this dark comedy coming to Netflix.
The weather is pretty dicey, the locals are more than a little crazy, and your lodgings might be haunted by an evil clown, but there’s no better place than to visit than ‘Widow’s Bay’. Just don’t plan on staying.
Comedian Diane Morgan (as her delightfully dim character Philomena Cunk) will look at the past, present and future of the business of show for ‘Cunk on Cinema’, a new faux docuseries coming to Netflix.
Get ready to hear that iconic theme song and the classic phrase “Book ’em, Danno” if and when the film adaptation of ‘Hawaii Five-O’ hits the big screen.
Pop Culture Junkie takes a detour to tell stories of true crimes inspired by celebrities (so, it's not that much of a detour.) In this episode, Shauna and Olivia tell four stories of real-life crime done by criminals who blamed their evil deeds on famous people who were dragged into the spotlight for all the […]