All DC Extended Universe Movies Ranked

Posted by Charlie McGivern - March 25, 2021

With DC’s latest film, Zack Snyder’s Justice League, now streaming on HBO Max in the United States and on Sky Cinema/Now TV in the UK, I thought it would be the perfect time to share my personal ranking of all ten DC Extended Universe titles including Zack Snyder’s brand new four hour superhero film. This

“A Resurrection Twice Over” – Zack Snyder’s Justice League (Film Review)

Posted by Sab Astley - March 15, 2021

It’s finally here. A film whose existence was denied, then undermined, and finally revived. How we got here is a story in and of itself, both good and bad, but at its heart is a man trying to complete a labour of love as a dedication to the world he crafted, and to the daughter

“The Real Vampire”: Buffy the Vampire Slayer Cast Accuse Creator Joss Whedon of Abuse

Posted by Tia Byer - March 9, 2021

At the beginning of Buffy the Vampire Slayer we are told the following: “In every generation there is a Chosen One. She alone will stand against the vampires, the demons, and the forces of darkness. She is the Slayer.” It is the prophecy of Buffy Summers; the buck-kicking and stake-wielding protagonist who was portrayed by

Aquaman: From ‘Joke’ to ‘Badass’

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - December 21, 2018

Despite being created in 1941, Aquaman has only just this month received his own solo live-action film. Previously seen in Batman v Superman and Justice League, the character's latest cinematic outing sees Jason Momoa play Arthur Curry, a man born of both the land and the fabled Atlantis - who must venture to the undersea

Why Marvel’s Cinematic Universe is better than the rest

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - May 22, 2018

With the highly-anticipated release of Avengers: Infinity War, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is now nineteen films strong. Carefully crafted by producer Kevin Feige, the series has introduced us to a wealth of characters who were previously unknown to most, outside of the comic-book community, and has put Marvel Studios in an enviable position. Looking at

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (12/11/2017)

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - November 12, 2017

Hello and welcome to VultureHound‘s weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. This week, we've had a lot of somewhat depressing news. News that makes us disappointed in someone we respected. News that makes us realise we'll never see a character we

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (22/10/2017)

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - October 22, 2017

Hello and welcome to VultureHound‘s weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. It's been a fairly dull news week. With the majority of outlets focused on the increasing number of allegations that have been thrown the way of Harvey Weinstein (whose story

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (08/10/2017)

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - October 8, 2017

Hello and welcome to VultureHound‘s weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. We could start this week by talking about the death of Hugh Hefner, and how literally less than a week later, Brett Ratner (director of X-Men: The Last Stand) revealed that

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (20/08/2017)

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - August 20, 2017

Hello and welcome to VultureHound‘s weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. And would you just look at that! It's the return of the specialised headers! I bet you've missed those. I know I haven't missed making them. I must confess they've

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (23/07/2017)

Posted by Emrys Moungabio - July 23, 2017

Hello and welcome to VultureHound's weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. Just like last weekend where we took a look at Disney's D23 expo, this week, we'll be looking at another big event; namely San Diego Comic-Con. And while I've taken