Dogs have their own way of communication. Just like humans they can say different things through their bodies as they cannot be vocal. Not only that they have been part of the human world for a long time which makes them part of us. They help us and inspire us in so many ways. Moreover, they are good companions too. Here is a list of dog movies that animal lovers … Continue reading →

Director James Campbell, who is currently prepping his feature-length debut, The Moonshine Gang of Cheyenne, is developing Tiger Man, a martial arts actioner to star professional wrestler Paul London as Elvis Presley. In the film, Elvis (London) is seeks revenge for the murder of martial arts legend Bruce Lee. “There are two things that people have never known about these two pop culture icons. First, is that they intended to produce, … Continue reading →

Martial arts star Scott Adkins (Ip Man 4, Triple Threat) and William Kaufman (Jarhead 3: The Siege, Sinners and Saints) are re-teaming for Vigilante. The film follows a disgraced soldier (Adkins) who wages war against the city’s most dangerous criminals only to end up endangering the lives of the very same people he initially set out to help protect. Vigilante also reunites Kaufman with his frequent writer Chad Law (Black … Continue reading →

Director Christophe Gans (Crying Freeman, Brotherhood of the Wolf) and producer Victor Hadida (Resident Evil film series) are currently working on Live-action adaptations of two video game franchises: Tecmo’s Fatal Frame and an entirely new version of Konami’s Silent Hill (Gans directed the 2006 film of the same name). Gans stated that the Fatal Frame film will be set in Japan. He added that he does not “want to root the movie out of … Continue reading →

2020 is already looking great with Yuen Biao returning in front of the camera for Heroes Return and Sammo Hung sitting back in the director’s chair with The Medal of the Dawn (via Alejandro Torres), an upcoming action film starring Janice Man (The Brink), Ashton Chen Xiaolong (Shaolin Popey), Nick Cheung (The Trough) and Oho Ou (The Captain). Not much is known of the plot, but if its preliminary poster and press conference … Continue reading →

Imagine a world where you didn’t have a boss breathing down your neck. A world where toxic coworkers don’t exist. This is the gig economy, and you could be a part of it. One of the biggest perks about gig careers is that you can work from almost anywhere in the world. Thus, it’s no surprise that picture-perfect San Diego is one of the hottest destinations for gig workers. You … Continue reading →