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Searching Every Theater to Find Tom Cruise in San Antonio

Posted 1 year ago

When JoBlo's own Taylor James Johnson heard Tom Cruise would be at a San Antonio screening of the new Mission: Impossible, he went searching

Movie Trailers

Keanu Reeves wants to save a lost soul in the trailer for Aziz Ansari’s Good Fortune

Posted 1 year ago

Aziz Ansari writes and makes his directorial debut with a comedy that puts a twist on the "switched-lives" sub-genre.

JoBlo Originals

24: We turn back the clock on one of television’s most engaging sensations starring Kiefer Sutherland

Posted 1 year ago

The Gone But Not Forgotten series takes a look back at the TV series 24, starring Kiefer Sutherland as the heroic Jack Bauer

JoBlo Originals

The Twilight Zone (1959 – 1964) – Horror TV Shows We Miss

Posted 1 year ago

The Horror TV Shows We Miss series looks back at the original run of The Twilight Zone, created by Rod Serling

Movie Reviews

Karate Kid: Legends Review – It’s No Cobra Kai

Posted 1 year ago

Karate Kid: Legends is a poor attempt to connect Cobra Kai and the Jaden Smith remake in an unnecessary film.

Movie Trailers

Elio goes on a cosmic misadventure in final trailer for Pixar’s latest animated epic

Posted 1 year ago

Pixar and Disney have released the final trailer for Elio, a film about a young boy on a cosmic misadventure.

TV Interviews

Tim Miller looks back on his Heavy Metal reboot pitch evolving into Love + Death & Robots

Posted 1 year ago

While speaking with JoBlo's Steve Seigh, Tim Miller looked back on how a Heavy Metal reboot pitch became Love, Death & Robots

Horror Movie News

Dirty Boy trailer: Graham McTavish stars in psychological cult thriller

Posted 1 year ago

A trailer has been released for the Graham McTavish thriller Dirty Boy, which is set to have its UK premiere in June

Interviews

Interview: E. Coli, overly nice killer dogs, and other craziness made the Production of A Breed Apart truly Once in a Lifetime!

Posted 1 year ago

We talk to the cast/crew about the nice "killer" dogs, E. Coli, and more insane challenges involved in the production of A Breed Apart.

JoBlo Originals

The Karate Kid: A classic that’s still relevant 40 years later

Posted 1 year ago

Since its release in 1984, The Karate Kid has stayed an essential pop culture staple, and seems more popular than ever.

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