Remus is a writer, editor, journalist, and author with an eye for detail and an extremely active imagination. He is an enthusiast of everything to do with the graphic medium, whether it's Western ...

Alex Valentino is a writer, editor, and video professional with a strong love for all things nerdy. You can check out his portfolio website, Ninevolt Creative, right here! Receiving his Bachelor's of ...

Netflix documentary Rael: The Alien Prophet hears from disillusioned former members who say the ‘religion’ ruined their lives TO his devoted followers he is a messenger from the “true creators” of ...

TO his devoted followers he is a messenger from the “true creators” of humankind, the alien race of Elohim, who was sent as a prophet after being abducted by a UFO in the mountains of France in 1973.

To call Netflix’s latest documentary wild is a huge understatement. It features baby cloning and UFOs… and that’s not even the half of it. Let’s start in 1992 when a man named Raël was invited on a TV ...

Philip Etemesi is a senior writer at MovieWeb and has consistently written lists and features for the website since mid-2023. He previously served in the same capacity at ScreenRant and Comic Book ...

Do you think about how Red Sox legend Ted Williams managed to maintain his lifetime batting average of .344? Do you find yourself quoting Popeye the Sailor Man? Do you make jokes about the cable show ...

The movies are now more than 100 years old. That still makes them a young medium, at least in art-form years (how old is the novel? the theater? the painting?). But they’re just old enough to make ...

When Avatar hit screens in 2009 it was an event. With his obsessive vision and drive, James Cameron transported us to Pandora, a lush paradise plundered for its mineral wealth. While the "colonizers ...

If, like me, you’re a bit of a horror fanatic, you’ll likely know that the '90s horror movies often get a bit of stick, especially when compared to the golden era of horror films of the '80s. Whilst ...

As the ball dropped in Times Square to say goodbye to 1971, Bob Dylan was making a surprise appearance with The Band less than two miles away, an event that was captured on one of best albums of 1972.