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Blades of the Guardians Review: Jet Li Returns and Martial Arts Cinema Is Thrilling Again
Martial arts fans, rejoice: Blades of the Guardians isn’t just a movie, it’s a full-throttle celebration of wuxia tradition, jaw-dropping stunt work and cinematic nostalgia that makes your inner action nerd squeal. I had the chance to screen the film early and let me tell you, it was worth every subtitle-filled second. Set during the Sui Dynasty, the story follows Dao Ma (Wu Jing) and his band of loyal warriors as they escort a fugitive across perilous desert terrain to the

Je-Ree
Feb 17


Review: Tyler Perry Goes R Rated in Joe’s College Road Trip on Netflix
You might think you know what a “college road trip movie” is but then Tyler Perry throws the script out the window and sprays profanity, chaos and bizarre life lessons all over it. In this Netflix spin-off of the Madea universe, Perry stars as Joe Simmons, Madea’s crazy, foul-mouthed brother, who insists on personally taking his sheltered grandson B.J. (Jermaine Harris) on a cross-country college tour that quickly becomes more about real life lessons than actual admissions v

Lance
Feb 17


The O’Connells are Back: Why The Mummy 4 is the Legacy Sequel We Actually Deserve
Dust off your linen shirts and grab the nearest Book of the Dead, because Universal Pictures finally stopped playing with our emotions. After decades of rumors, false starts and that 2017 Tom Cruise "reboot" we’ve all collectively agreed to pretend never happened, the real royalty is returning. Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are reuniting for The Mummy 4 and the internet is vibrating with more energy than an unearthed cursed sarcophagus. The TV Cave has been tracking this s

Je-Ree
Feb 10


Relationship Goals Review: Kelly Rowland Carries This Prime Video Rom-Com
Relationship Goals is the new Prime Video rom-com starring Kelly Rowland and Cliff “Method Man” Smith. The film is produced by DeVon Franklin and directed by Linda Mendoza. Rowland plays Leah Caldwell, a career-driven morning news producer who has been putting love on the back burner. She refuses to entertain any man who doesn’t check every box on her extensive “list.” Things take a turn when her longtime ex, Jarret Roy (Method Man), shows up out of the blue to compete with

Tiffanny
Feb 9


Everything We Know About Clarissa: The Esiri Twins’ Star-Studded Lagos Spin on a Literary Classic
Dust off your vintage Woolf collections and prepare your finest silk kaftans, because the Esiri twins are about to prove that 1920s London high society has nothing on the vibrant, high-stakes social scene of modern-day Lagos. After making a massive splash with their debut feature Eyimofe (This Is My Desire) , Arie and Chuko Esiri are back with Clarissa , a project that is already smelling like prestigious festival bait and a potential awards season juggernaut. The Esiri brot

Je-Ree
Feb 6


Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s Scorching Romance Turns Dark in A24’s ‘The Drama’ WATCH TRAILER
Move over, Spider-Man and Batman. The only duo we care about right now is Emma and Charlie the most beautiful, unhinged couple to ever grace a Boston bookstore. If you’ve spent any time on the internet this week, you’ve likely seen the trailer for A24’s "The Drama," and frankly, we’re still recovering from the tonal whiplash. Directed by Kristoffer Borgli (the mind behind the surreal Dream Scenario ), the film stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson in what was marketed as a c

Je-Ree
Feb 3


Apple TV Unveils Way of the Warrior Kid First Look Starring Chris Pratt, Linda Cardellini and Jude Hill
Apple TV is gearing up for an inspiring family adventure with the first look at Way of the Warrior Kid , premiering globally on Friday, November 20, 2026. Based on the bestselling novel by former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink, the Apple Original Film brings heart, humor, and life lessons to a story about courage, perseverance, and finding your inner strength. Middle school is rough for Marc (Jude Hill). Bullied, behind in academics, and struggling to fit in, he feels like the world

Je-Ree
Feb 3


Apple TV Serves Up First Look at The Dink, a Pickleball Comedy That Knows Exactly What It’s Doing
Apple TV is getting sporty again, but this time it’s trading prestige angst for sweatbands, suburban feuds, and the unstoppable menace of pickleball. Unveiled at the 2026 Apple TV Press Day, Apple Original Films’ The Dink is a summer comedy that leans hard into underdog territory with Jake Johnson front and center, an inspired supporting cast, and a premise that feels weirdly perfect for right now. Johnson stars as Dusty Boyd, a washed-up former tennis prodigy whose life has

Je-Ree
Feb 3


The King of Pop: The Michael Biopic Trailer is Finally Here
Buckle up, moonwalkers and skeptics alike, because the first official trailer for Michael , the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic, has finally moonwalked its way onto our screens. After months of hushed whispers, production delays, and a runtime that reportedly rivals the length of a Sunday brunch with your most talkative aunt, we finally have a look at Jaafar Jackson stepping into his uncle’s loafers. And let’s be real: the pressure isn't just on him to hit the high

Je-Ree
Feb 2


Miranda Priestly Returns in First The Devil Wears Prada 2 Trailer
Put down the fat-free yogurt and pay attention, because the fashion event of the decade just dropped. After nearly twenty years of fans pleading for a sequel, the first official trailer for The Devil Wears Prada 2 finally hit screens during the Grammy Awards, proving that revenge much like a vintage Chanel suit is a dish best served cold and perfectly tailored. The trailer opens with the rhythmic clicking of stilettos on marble, a sound that still triggers fight-or-flight re

Je-Ree
Feb 2


Momoa and Bautista’s ‘The Wrecking Crew’ Review: A High-Octane Bromance That Doesn’t Overstay Its Welcome
If you spent the better part of the last decade watching Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista trade playful barbs on social media and thought, “These two hulking specimens should probably blow things up together,” Hollywood finally listened. The result is The Wrecking Crew , the latest action-comedy to crash-land on Prime Video . Directed by Ángel Manuel Soto, the film attempts to resurrect the ghost of the 80s buddy-cop genre, polishes it with some Hawaiian sunshine and lets its tw

Je-Ree
Feb 1


Pike River Review: Melanie Lynskey Delivers Career-Defining Performance in Gripping True Story
In a world where Hollywood is obsessed with turning every tragedy into a CGI-heavy explosion fest, New Zealand’s latest cinematic export, Pike River , arrives like a cold bucket of West Coast rainwater to the face. Directed by Robert Sarkies, this isn't some high-octane disaster flick designed to sell popcorn; it’s a grueling, emotionally charged marathon through the decade-long aftermath of the 2010 mine explosion that claimed 29 lives. If you came for the pyrotechnics, you’

Je-Ree
Jan 31


Interview: Same Franchise, New Body Count: Kerry Frances on Her Knives Out Return
Getting invited into the Knives Out universe once is impressive. Getting brought back again as a completely different character is the kind of Hollywood win that doesn’t happen by accident. Kerry Frances knows that better than most, and during her recent conversation on The TV Cave podcast, the actress offered a sharp, funny and refreshingly honest look at her unique place inside Rian Johnson’s modern mystery empire. As audiences continue to devour each new Benoit Blanc ca

Je-Ree
Jan 30
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