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Perhaps you’ve heard that Matt Damon is from the beautiful city of Boston. True story! So are his friends and professional colleagues the Affleck brothers — Casey and the other guy — and they seem to like to going back and filming in their hometown whenever possible. Watch these guys run around Beantown in movies like The Departed and Gone Baby Gone, and you get an inherent sense that they know these streets, they’ve tippled in those taverns, they’ve pissed in those alleyways after hours. Drop these actors in...

It sounds like there's once again trouble brewing in DC-land. For the last decade, Warner Bros.' golden goose franchise has basically been forced to operate under the principle of Murphy's Law: Anything that can go wrong will go wrong. From the drama and real-life tragedy surrounding director Zack Snyder's exit from the DC Universe to a string of notable flops and critical disappointments to the most recent course-correction that brought James Gunn and Peter Safran on board to steer this semi-rebooted ship, fans have hardly gone a minute without a fresh wave of poor publicity and dire headlines about the state of the franchise. Well, buckle up because there's now even more chaos to be added to the pile.

In an explosive development, Variety reports new allegations of stormy behavior on the set of "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," details of near-firings, and the involvement of billionaire Elon Musk,...

In Cyberpunk 2077, Iconic weapons are some of the strongest items you can acquire as you make your way up Night City’s criminal underbelly. These firearms, swords, and clubs are more powerful than most other items and usually sport unique perks that set them apart even further. Since Phantom Liberty introduces a brand new area to explore, complete with more missions, this Dlc also packs quite a few new Iconic weapons.

Of course, Cyberpunk 2077 is an RPG that lets players decide how to approach different challenges with unique character builds, so not every iconic weapon will gel with every player. Some gamers will gravitate towards an assault rifle that makes enemies explode into pools of acid, others will find themselves drawn to a machete that lights opponents on fire. Several players might even find themselves swinging around a mundane crowbar because it’s a Half-Life reference. Still, almost every new...

Attention citizens of Slayer MacCheesze Town! Our fearless leaders Mac Sabbath are taking it to the road with the “More Than Meats The Eye Tour” 2023! Mac Sabbath will be joined by The Cybertronic Spree and Playboy Manbaby. Here is what the band’s have to say about the upcoming tour:

“Are you ready for an army of playboys, manbabies and a regime of giant robots that would make Optimums Primerib shake in his vacuum boots?!? Prepare to be unprepared for all the surprises in store! The Mighty Mac Is Back with our biggest circus ever! This tour is More Than Meats The Eye!“ – Ronald Osbourne

“This tour has everything! It’s a fever dream of childhood nostalgia run amok, doled out in stupor sized portions, served at questionable drive thrus. For those who enjoy Mac Sabbath’s banquet of rock, you now get a side order of robot rock. It...

With its list of new releases for August 2023, Prime Video is relying on a heaping dose of fun library movies.

The first of the month brings a big influx of worthwhile flicks, including Galaxy Quest, Saw, F9: The Fast Saga, and Jurassic Park (the last two via Amazon’s Freevee free streaming option). Then some other recents hits arrive later on like the appropriately titled Cocaine Bear on Aug. 15 and the Chris Pine-starring Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves on Aug. 25.

August also sees the arrival of a major Amazon Original movie in the form of Red, White & Royal Blue. Based on a New York Times bestselling book, this LGBTQ romance follows a U.S. president’s son and a British prince. Over on the TV side of things, Prime Video subscribers can check out the Sigourney Weaver project The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart on Aug. 4 and Harlan Coben’s Shelter on Aug.

According to reports this afternoon, British-Irish actor Ray Stevenson has tragically passed away this week. The Punisher: War Zone star was just 58 years old.

Ray Stevenson was most recently seen in the Academy Award-winning action movie Rrr, playing the critically acclaimed Indian film’s central villain.

Stevenson memorably played Frank Castle in 2008’s Punisher: War Zone, a violent comic book movie that cemented him as many fans’ all-time favorite Punisher actor.

Beginning his screen career in 1993, Ray Stevenson amassed over 60 credits in film and television, including the films King Arthur, Outpost, Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant, The Book of Eli, The Other Guys, Kill the Irishman, Thor, The Three Musketeers, G.I. Joe: Retaliation, Thor: Dark World, Divergent, Big Game, The Transporter Refueled, Insurgent, Cold Skin, Thor: Ragnarok, Accident Man, Memory, and Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday.

On the small screen, Ray Stevenson appeared in “The Dwelling Place,” “Band of Gold,...

It's probably fair to call "The Nice Guys," Shane Black's 2016 neo-noir comedy about two bickering private investigators, a cult classic. While it underperformed at the box office at the time, it was a critical success and has kept a steady fanbase over the years. We here at /Film are strictly pro-"The Nice Guys," but not pro-Nice Guys. (There is a big difference between those two.)

What might not be known about the film, however, is its lengthy development history. Before the film's release, /Film's Jack Giroux interviewed Black and discussed how it took 15 years for "The Nice Guys" as we know it today to get made. The writer and director said that the idea for the story first materialized in 2001 when he co-wrote a script with Anthony Bagarozzi with the characters of Holland March (Ryan Gosling) and Jackson Healy (Russell Crowe) essentially being different characters. Although he...

The relationship between Bellamy and Clarke is one of the defining factors of each season of The 100. There may be various overarching plots, but the way that Bellamy and Clarke interact with one another is a continued pattern that gets explored in all possible circumstances.

With the premiere of The 100 Season 5 Episode 9, the way that Bellamy and Clarke were defined to us so far this season took a turn. Their views on how to handle the next steps in getting peace took a turn, leaving Bellamy in the fighting pits and Clarke with Madi in tow headed for Eden.

The way they communicated or didn't communicate to be more specific, it set a tone for the how drastically things have shifted regarding their partnership and just who they are to one another right now.

To be clear, Bellamy and Clarke's relationship was struggling before this episode; it was...

"We're not meant to save the world. We're meant to leave it." That's the line that sticks out the most for me regarding our latest, most thorough peek at Interstellar, Christopher Nolan's epic space drama about... well shoot, they've been coy, haven't they? Nolan is no J.J. Abrams, but the concept for this picture has been buried in secrecy. Thanks to this Interstellar trailer, some of it has come to light. But there's still plenty they're hiding. Oh Christopher Nolan, you rogue you! Matthew McConaughey appears here as Cooper, the troubled farmer who has to deal with shrinking crops. The film posits that the greatest threat we'll face in the future is diminished food supplies, and as Michael Caine intones, "We must confront the reality that nothing in this solar system can help us." They also make a big show of teaching Cooper about Murphy's Law. Surely Charles Bronson...