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Here's everything we know about the upcoming DC Studios slate straight from the mouth of James Gunn!

Opening this article by writing “Moon Patrol is a collage artist” is like saying “Steven Spielberg is a director” or “Stephen King is a writer.” It’s far from enough.

It's October, that magical 31 day stretch where everyone becomes a bit of a horror fan.

Enjoy a sampling of our Star Wars coverage over the years!

Back in 2017, the Psycho Drive-In All Stars got together and discussed each of the films in the Alien franchise for the lead up to the release of Alien: Covenant. These are those entries.

While we wait for our upcoming Godzilla vs. Kong review, here's what Editor-in-Chief and resident Godzilla fanboy Paul Brian McCoy had to say about the previous films leading up to this massive clash of the titans!

The standout performance in Judas and the Black Messiah is Kaluuya as Fred Hampton.

Ailey might not break any narrative and cinematic ground as a documentary, but it is a gorgeous evocation of artistry.

Clint Bentley’s sophomore effort, Jockey, is a handsome and elegant character study that finds an aging horse jockey towards the end of his career.

Passing is an extraordinary directorial debut.

James Ashcroft’s feature length directorial debut, Coming Home in the Dark, shares DNA with the works of Michael Haneke.

Sean Ellis’ Eight for Silver is being referred to as a werewolf story, but that doesn’t seem quite right.

Fran Kranz’s directorial debut, Mass, could take place anywhere.

Yes, In the Earth was shot quickly, but this doesn’t feel cobbled together in the slightest.

The pandemic isn’t exactly mentioned in How it Ends, but it’s nearly impossible to not sense the responsibility the filmmakers felt.

The latest film from Baz Poonpiriya, One for the Road, is glossy and overwrought, wringing the audience for every tear duct imaginable.

As part of the Midnight screenings at this year’s Sundance, Censor is fun, but never quite as wild as what it’s a pastiche of.

Coda might have a subplot or two too many, but Heder’s portrait of a small town is lived in without feeling cloying.

But without further ado, here are some of our favorite performances by the late, great Sir Sean Connery.

Trebek seemed to have a good sense of humor and did not shy away from poking fun at himself.