Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest news from tastytech.
Browsing: movies
Belfast Rock Duo Turn Inward on Bold Sophomore Statement: Hate That I Care” is trending as Dea Matrona unveil the title track from their forthcoming sophomore album, set for release June 5. The announcement has reignited momentum following their 2024 debut For Your Sins, with strong engagement across streaming platforms and music press coverage amplifying visibility. As a self-written and self-produced act, the duo’s growing independence and artistic evolution are drawing increased attention within the UK and Irish rock scenes. The emotionally raw lead single signals a deeper, more personal direction, helping fuel anticipation for the full album rollout.Dea Matrona…
Marvel is always very careful with spoilers. But they are being especially secretive about Spider-Man: Brand New Day. We still have no idea who the main villain of the movie is — and we don’t know who Sadie Sink is playing. It sure looks like she has the ability to control people’s minds — certainly someone in this movie can control people’s minds, and it sure ain’t gonna be the Punisher. So is she playing … Jean Grey?That would make a lot of sense, given the fact that Marvel is getting ready to introduce the X-Men to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, first in Avengers: Doomsday and then potentially…
There are plenty of movies about money, greed, and collapse, but very few make boardrooms feel this terrifying. Margin Call turns financial jargon into a full-blown pressure cooker, locking viewers inside one long night as a company realizes it is on the edge of disaster. The result is not flashy in the usual Hollywood way, but it is still one of the most stressful dramas of the last 15 years. Prime viewers only have until March 31 to watch it there. Written and directed by J.C. Chandor, Margin Call unfolds over a 24-hour period at a major investment bank during…
Din Djarin and his adopted son are fighting several antagonists in their next adventure in The Mandalorian and Grogu. Disney releases a new trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu, confirming the villains for the film. Seven years since the Star Wars sequel trilogy wrapped with The Rise of Skywalker, the galaxy far, far away is ready to return to the big screen. This time, their comeback is spearheaded by the duo that launched Disney+ in 2019. As Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni bring the iconic father and son duo from TV to the big screen, marketing for the film ramps…
This Jeff Nichol’s film – the first of two 2016 movies directed by his long-time collaborator in which Shannon appeared – gives the audience little initial exposition. Eventually we learn that Roy grew up in the cult, and endured two years watching its leader (Sam Shepherd) raise Alton instead of him. Even before we learn this complex history, it’s all there in Shannon’s performance; how he regards his son with such guilt, fear and tenderness, but coiled fury still lurks within. When things are looking bad for an increasingly ill Alton, Roy howls, wild-eyed, “He will not die! He’s meant for…
Essex Britpunk With Teeth and Fire. “Business” is surging as THE MEFFS announce their second album, set for release September 11 via FLG. The title track arrives as a politically charged lead single, amplifying anticipation following 2024’s What A Life. With their ‘What A Life’ tour on sale and momentum building across UK alternative radio and streaming platforms, the Essex duo are cementing their status as one of Britain’s most uncompromising punk acts. The official video release has further boosted visibility, while their reputation for ferocious live shows keeps word-of-mouth strong. As album campaigns ramp up, “Business” feels like a…
The Marvel Cinematic Universe goes on and on and on.Disney announced a slew of projects and release dates for the next few years today, all of them untitled. Seven were labeled as “Untitled Disney” movies, and an additional one was titled an “Untitled Disney Animation” release.Meanwhile, three untitled Marvel movies were mentioned as well. One of them was previously announced — as much as an untitled, unspecified project can technically qualify as “announced” — but it now has a new release dates. The other two untitled Marvel films were new to Disney’s release calendar.Here is the full list of newly announced projects and dates:Untitled Disney – 2/18/28…
Ever since Demon Slayer in 2019 and the extra free time the pandemic provided, anime has blown up in popularity, becoming a worldwide sensation that fans have fallen in love with because of its energetic animation and creative stories. However, while anime used to be different, with shows such as One Piece, ever since the medium got popular, stories have gotten unoriginal and repetitive, simply going to entertain and not innovate. Certain anime follow a specific script and blueprint, but among every genre are a handful of exceptions. There are some game-changing anime that completely rewrote the genre’s rules, establishing…
The first trailer for Spider-Man: Brand New Day is packed with stunning visuals that leaped straight off the pages of Marvel Comics. From perfectly framed action shots to subtle visual homages, it’s clear the film is drawing heavily from Spider-Man’s long comic book history. Rather than simply telling a new story, the trailer celebrates Spider-Man’s legacy by recreating some of his most iconic imagery. These moments are deliberate callbacks that longtime fans will instantly recognize. This feels largely like a (very welcome) response to calls for a more comic-accurate, “friendly neighborhood” Spidey in the MCU timeline. As a result, Brand…
When you have a hit film these days, inevitably the question always arises about a sequel. There’s very little studios love more than a bit of valuable IP, and the pressure to turn standalone stories into franchises, regardless of their suitability, has never been more apparent. After the success of 2019’s Ready or Not (which received positive reviews and made an impressive return on its budget) a sequel seemed all but mandated, despite the fact that everyone from the original film – aside from Samara Weaving’s unfortunate bride Grace MacCaullay – had been killed off. The sequel was officially confirmed in 2024, adapted from…