Author: Frank Palmer

Founder/Editor-In-Chief Runs the establishment.

Just last week, we reported on a story about one review of Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk, which said that the film might rub some people the wrong way for its lack of ‘gender and racial diversity’. The writer of that review was promptly blasted on Twitter after various different outlets reported on it. Now, it appears that another reviewer didn’t really care for the film – because it just ‘screams men-only’. Per the headline of the Marie Claire review: The review kicks off with this: That movie was fucking bomb. That was one reaction I overheard after watching Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan’s new…

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Although MTV has drastically fallen off a cliff over the past 15 years (probably more), one thing that was generally perceived as iconic, was its Moonman award. Okay, maybe not iconic, but still a pretty popular and known thing. Well, now, it appears that it will no longer be called the Moonman. Instead, it will be called the Moon Person. While speaking to The New York Times, MTV President Chris McCarthy said the following about the change: “Why should it be a man?” He added: “It could be a man, it could be a woman, it could be transgender, it…

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Spider-Man: Homecoming was released last month, and pretty much everyone was a fan of it. That is, of course, besides Tobey Maguire Spider-Man star Kirsten Dunst. Over the course of May and June, Dunst made some pretty interesting comments about the Marvel Cinematic Universe film: “We made the best ones, so who cares? I’m like, ‘You make it all you want.’ They’re just milking that cow for money. It’s so obvious. You know what I mean?” She also said: “I don’t care. Everyone likes our ‘Spider-Man.’ C’mon, am I right or what? Listen, I’d rather be in the first ones…

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The next time we see The Incredible Hulk will be when Thor: Ragnarok hits theaters this November. It’s said that this version of The Hulk is a more “controlled” version of the character – which obviously would mean that Bruce Banner has more control over his anger. That is, apparently, until the character would have a conversation with the current President, Donald Trump. In a recent interview with TMZ, Mark Ruffalo said the following when asked what The Hulk might say if he had a talk with the President: “I don’t know what he would say,” the actor laughed. “I…

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It was reported last week that Warner Bros. wanted to usher Ben Affleck out of The Batman role. Ben Affleck responded to those reports by saying the following: “Let me be clear,” said Affleck. “Batman is the greatest f–king part in the world. I am thrilled to do it.” He added: “Warners has been working on it, making sure we’re getting it right. That’s the partnership you definitely want. With Wonder Woman, they really hit a home run. With [Justice League], I think we’ve found the tone, and found the flavor of it. I’d love to do it as long as they’ll have…

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Stephen King’s IT novel is finally getting a big screen adaptation. The film was in what we call ‘development hell’ for quite some time, before finally moving along with Cary Fukunaga as director and actor Will Poulter as Pennywise The Clown. For what was basically deemed as ‘creative disputes’ between Fukunaga and New Line, the director left the film and with that, Poulter left as well, saying: “I was very flattered to have the role and I was involved when Cary Fukunaga was attached to direct.” He added: “Situations have changed with regards to It as a production and many…

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We’re currently in a day and age where everyone is very vocal about their political opinions. Here at ScreenGeek, we don’t really post about our political views – we just post certain stories and let you, the reader, determine what you think about a certain story or subject. The Emoji Movie doesn’t really seem like a movie that would have any type of hidden agenda. That’s because it’s aimed at kids. However, in an interview with The Huffington Post, actor T.J. Miller had some pretty interesting comments about the film: “This was an opportunity to do something optimistic, positivistic and…

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When it comes to fandoms, people can understandably be very passionate about them. While it’s okay to have debate about certain things, some fans – take things way too far. That seems to be the case in Minnesota, as one fan got way too angry about a game of Magic: The Gathering: Per the Police report: According to a press release from the St. Cloud Police Department, it happened on the 1200 block of St. Germain Street East just after midnight Friday. A 20-year-old man and 31-year-old Elija Creech got into an argument about their game of “Magic: The Gathering”…

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Miss Cleo, a famous TV psychic who passed away last July after a battle with cancer, is now back in the news, but for a pretty random reason. Psychic Readers Network, who hold the rights to ‘Miss Cleo’, just filed a lawsuit against Rockstar Games and others who helped make a distribute Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – for allegedly taking her image and Jamacian accent and slapping it on the character known as ‘Auntie Poulet’. Per TMZ: In the suit, obtained by TMZ, PRN claims it’s spent well over $100 million creating and promoting Miss Cleo’s persona over the…

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Supergirl actor Jeremy Jordan was conducting an interview at San Diego Comic Con, in which the following happened: At one point, Jeremy Jordan, who plays Winn, sings about how Kara met a “new friend,” Lena Luthor (played by Katie McGrath). He then looks into the camera and yell-sings “They’re only friends! They’re only friends! They’re not gonna get together! They’re only friends.” Here’s a clip: ✨ @MelissaBenoist, @JeremyMJordan, and the cast of @TheCWSupergirl give a musical recap of Season 2 ? #SDCC pic.twitter.com/qCmtF4iP10 — MTV (@MTV) July 22, 2017 In what some would deem as a joke, a vocal group of people…

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