Tag: Crime
Wilson Bethel will Return as Bullseye on Daredevil: Born Again
Daredevil will have to keep up his reflexes because he’s once more being pitted against the assassin who can’t miss. ComicBook.com exclusively reports that Wilson Bethel, who played Bullseye on Netflix’s Daredevil, will reprise the role on Daredevil: Born Again, the upcoming Disney+ series tha...
Read MoreRipley Teaser Has Murder on its Mind
Time to start pretending to be somebody else. Earlier today, Netflix released a teaser for Ripley, the upcoming thriller series created, written, and directed by Steven Zaillian and based on Patricia Highsmith’s novels featuring Tom Ripley. The first season of the show is based on the first Riple...
Read MoreThe Gentlemen Trailer Brings Guy Ritchie’s World to Netflix
Netflix is about to take you on a tour of the British underworld. The first name in streaming released a trailer for The Gentlemen, the new crime series from Guy Ritchie “inspired by” his recent movie. The Gentlemen (the show) finds a man inheriting a large estate from his deceased father, onl...
Read MoreWoman Bites Her Sister at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
The bites you get at Disney’s Animal Kingdom may not come from the wildlife. As WDW News Today learned from a recently-made-available police record, a family was staying at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, the hotel in the Animal Kingdom park, to celebrate a man’s 96th birthday when his two dau...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Beekeeper (2024)
I’m not going to pretend The Beekeeper is a great movie, because it isn’t. It’s got less character work than your standard Allstate commercial, the acting – outside of a couple of performances – is just below mediocre, the narrative is thin as a shoestring, and the admittedly interesting ...
Read MoreREVIEW: Echo (2024)
I imagine I’m starting to sound like a broken record when talking about whatever the newest Marvel series is, but they all have the same problems. Echo is the latest example of Marvel’s disinterest in its own product, simultaneously rushed and slow, edited to incomprehensibility, lacking even r...
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