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First HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER’S STONE Poster Reveals Hogwarts and a New Look at Harry’s Scar — GeekTyrant
This version of Hogwarts has a more grounded appearance, resembling something you might actually find in the Scottish Highlands. It still retains the familiar architecture and magical atmosphere, but with a less stylized design Another noticeable change is Harry’s lightning-shaped scar, which looks much more like a healed injury than the clean, recognizable mark seen on Daniel Radcliffe in the…
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Charlie Vickers Says THE RINGS OF POWER Season 3 Delivers a Cool Take on the Forging of the One Ring — GeekTyrant
We’ve seen the One Ring cause all kinds of trouble across Middle-earth, but we’ve never really gotten the full story of how Sauron created the most dangerous piece of jewelry in fantasy history. That’s going to change in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3, and Charlie Vickers says fans are in for something pretty cool.…
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DOOMSDAY Footage Has Marvel Fans Convinced Loki Is Impersonating Steve Rogers — GeekTyrant
What if the Steve Rogers we’re seeing in Avengers: Doomsday isn’t Steve Rogers at all? A new Marvel Studios TV spot has fans continuing to question Captain America’s return, and one particularly fun theory suggests Loki has been impersonating him the entire time. The latest footage only offers a few bits of new material, but fans have already picked up…
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Why HOUSE Is One of the Most Bonkers and Underrated Horror Movies of the ’80s — GeekTyrant
Some horror movies scare you. Some gross you out. Some make you laugh. Then there’s House, the wonderfully weird 1985 horror comedy that throws grief, Vietnam trauma, rubber monsters, alternate dimensions, slapstick, haunted closets, and a shotgun-wielding flying skull into the same movie and somehow makes it work. I absolutely loved this movie as a kid. I rented it countless…
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Idris Elba’s ABOVE THE BELOW Trailer Sends Three Astronauts Into a Terrifying Fight for Survival — GeekTyrant
Space is dangerous enough, but getting back to Earth might be even worse. Lionsgate has released the first trailer for Above the Below, a sci-fi survival thriller starring Idris Elba that turns a routine return from space into a nightmare beneath the ocean. The film follows three astronauts, Jackson (Elba), Brooks (Caitlin FitzGerald), and Rhodes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin), who run…
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Chandler Riggs Turns Resident Evil 7 Garage Fight into Live-Action Fan Film BIOHAZARD — GeekTyrant
Chandler Riggs loves Resident Evil enough to stop waiting for someone else to nail a live-action version of one of its most intense moments. The Walking Dead star has written, directed, and starred in BIOHAZARD, a 20-minute short that recreates the iconic garage fight from Resident Evil 7. The film is available to watch now. Riggs steps into the role…
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Is It a Kick-Ass ’90s Throwback or a Major Miss? — GeekTyrant
The first reactions to director Kitao Sakurai‘s Street Fighter movie are here, and it looks like this video game adaptation is going to divide audiences. Some critics are having an absolute blast with its ridiculous action, colorful characters, and nostalgic humor, while others think the movie struggles to deliver a satisfying story. Following its world premiere in Los Angeles, early…
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Remember, Remember! V FOR VENDETTA Returns to Theaters for Its 20th Anniversary and There’s a New Trailer — GeekTyrant
Remember, remember, the fifth of November. Twenty years later, V for Vendetta is heading back to theaters, and a new trailer has arrived to remind us just how damn good this movie is. Fathom Entertainment is bringing V for Vendetta back to the big screen for its 20th anniversary, with special screenings scheduled for November 1 and November 5, 2026.…
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RAY GUNN Director Brad Bird Says Animation Shouldn’t Be Treated Like a Genre for Kids: “It’s Film” — GeekTyrant
Animation isn’t a genre. It isn’t automatically kids’ entertainment. It’s a way to make movies, tell stories, and Brad Bird would like people to finally treat it that way. The director of Ray Gunn has spent much of his career working in animation, and during a recent Q&A I attended following a screening of the film, Bird talked about his…
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The TRANSFORMERS/G.I. JOE Crossover Movie Is Dead, and That’s Probably for the Best — GeekTyrant
The long-planned Transformers/G.I. Joe crossover movie is officially dead, and honestly, I’m good with that. Paramount teased the crossover at the end of Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, setting the stage for Autobots and Joes to finally collide in a live-action movie. It was a cool idea on paper, but everything we heard about the project afterward made it sound…
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