Photo courtesy of Columbia Picture Are we finally getting the video game adaptation we've been dreaming of, or is this just another bloody misfire? Can a horror-comedy reinvention truly capture the apocalyptic dread of Raccoon City without losing its mind? Buckle up, because Sony Pictures Releasing and producer Robert Kulzer are about to unleash a Capcom nightmare so chaotic, even the zombies are taking notes! Steering this blood-soaked ship as writer-director is none other t

Photo courtesy of Warner Brothers What happens when an ordinary suburban neighborhood suddenly finds itself surrounded by dinosaurs? Can a family already dealing with personal problems survive when their 1980s home becomes a prehistoric danger zone? The End of Oak Street stars Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor as the Platt couple at the center of this sci-fi adventure. Written and directed by David Robert Mitchell, the film is produced by Bad Robot and Jackson Pictures and pres

Mortal Kombat II photo courtesy of New Line Cinema and Warner Brothers If you grew up hearing “Finish Him!” in arcades and gaming consoles, can Mortal Kombat II still deliver that adrenaline rush for longtime fans? And for newer audiences, does the sequel still work as an entertaining action spectacle? Starring Karl Urban, Adeline Rudolph, and Hiroyuki Sanada, Mortal Kombat II pushes the franchise deeper into the long-awaited tournament between Earthrealm and Outworld. Produc

Fernando Poe Jr., also known as the "King of Philippine Movies," left behind a collection of timeless Pinoy movies that continue to entertain generations of Filipinos. Throughout the 1980s, FPJ starred in movies that combined action, drama, and powerful stories about justice, courage, and standing up for what is right. Many of these films have become staples on television and remain favorites among his loyal followers. Here are five classic FPJ films from the '80s that contin

When innocence meets darkness, the boundaries between right and wrong begin to blur. It is in this collision that humanity’s deepest truths are revealed, where purity is tested, morality fades, and the light struggles to survive amid overwhelming shadows. This theme reflects not only the journey of individuals but also the soul of a society corrupted by fear, power, and silence. In Kinatay movie, director Brillante Mendoza masterfully captures this collision through the eyes

Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures How far would you go to protect the people you love? And when survival demands sacrifice, what does it really mean to be human? These are just some of the questions explored in The Running Man, the latest action-thriller from Paramount Pictures. Directed by Edgar Wright and inspired by Stephen King’s classic story, the film stars Glen Powell alongside Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, and Michael Cera, each delivering strong performances that bring i

Fernando Poe Jr. is one of the most loved action stars in Philippine movies, and his role as Asedillo shows why. His performance connected with Filipino audiences because the film reflected the real struggles and hopes of the people at that time. Through Asedillo, viewers saw a hero who stood up against injustice and gave a voice to those who were often ignored. Here are 5 ways Asedillo gave voice to poor Filipinos through action and heroism. Challenging the oppressive coloni