Editorial

It was announced earlier today that the classic 1982 television show, Knight Rider is getting the reboot treatment once again. Production details are sketchy at the moment but Justin Lin, producer of Fast&Furious will be taking on the new show that is said to be shown on digital by network Machinima and is slated for a 2017 release.

Halloween is just ten days away now here in 2016. Soon it will be time to get the candy ready for the little ones who will come knocking adorned in scary outfits while an endless supply of horror movies will be plastered all over television screens for anybody who has since grown out of feeling nauseous eating free bags of c

Filmmaking is one of the oldest existing arts today. It is created by the filmmakers to give them a path to let out their creative needs, while it is a form of escapism for many of us that pay our money to see their accomplishments.

Hands of Stone finally got its US theatrical release last week after suffering from distribution issues that had once prevented any confirmed release date. It is the latest in the long line of biographical boxing movies that have told the story of a legendary sporting hero facing off in the squared circle.

Now that the hype machine, both negative and positive, for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is slowly coming to a halt, it is now safe for Ben Affleck to step out of the firing line after surprisingly being chosen for the role of Batman for the DCEU. The finished product of Batman v Superman impressed many as far as Affleck's take on The Dark Knight.

Movie making is an art, that much most devoted film goers will appreciate. But sometimes that passion can override the harsh reality that movies are developed for financial gain. Sometimes this can be a good thing if fans of a particular franchise want to see their favourite characters on screen time and time again, even if each passing sequel gets worse than it's predecessor.

There are a wealth of motion pictures centering on the "shark attack" narrative. The Syfy channel has seemingly made it's mark with audiences with its Sharknado franchise for the comedy value it provides audiences. Other countless direct to DVD shark films are available but most are produced on a low budget and with very limited directorial passion.