Last week, during an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on Reddit, Jerry Seinfeld gave a very strong hint that his classic sitcom might be streaming soon. During the Q&A session, a commenter asked: “Jerry, any word on Seinfeld coming to Netflix? Can you please convince Larry to let it happen? There are so many people who […]

We almost had a Superman movie starring Nicholas Cage. Just so we’re on the same page here, Cage would have been playing “Superman,” the title character. This was “mullet-era” Superman, too. There was going to be a Batman cameo, a giant spider and a light-up Superman costume. It would have been wonderful, but alas, it […]

Better Call Saul is coming. To prepare us, AMC has put up a billboard to advertise for Saul Goodman’s law practice in Albuquerque, complete with fake voicemail! Of course it says James M. McGill. That’s actually the real name of Bob Odenkirk‘s Breaking Bad character, Saul Goodman. (He changed it because, in Saul’s own words: “My real name’s McGill. The […]

Benedict Cumberbatch is playing Alan Turing, the legendary British codebreaker and early computer scientist that helped bring the Nazi war machine to its knees in World War II. He was also gay in a time when it was illegal to be so. Alan Turing was pretty bad ass. Take a look at the first trailer for […]

Paramount, in its infinite wisdom, has announced that F. Javier Gutiérrez will direct the third film in The Ring franchise. Also worth noting: holy crap, they’re making a The Ring 3? Have they seen The Ring Two? I actually really loved the first film in this series. For a bloodless PG-13 horror flick, The Ring was surprisingly chilling. It somehow managed to accomplish the relatively difficult […]

More Than a Game is a documentary about the Evolution Championship Series (“Evo” for short), the world’s largest video game fighting tournament. For a very limited time, you can check it out for free. I’ve always been fascinated by fighting games. When it comes to actually playing them, I am godawful. Yet, for some reason, I am fascinated by their strange complexity. Imagine […]