The acclaimed Netflix show from 2017 questioning who drew the dicks on the school staff cars has returned with a bigger budget, a different school and a new mystery involving a lot of poop. Peter Maldonado (Tyler Alvarez) and Sam Ecklund (Griffin Gluck), the two filmmakers of the meta mockumentary American Vandal about Dylan Maxwell... Continue Reading →
The phenomenal pop culture haven that is Ernest Cline's novel, Ready Player One did not wait too long for it to receive a film adaptation. Who else would be better to produce a big budget 80's nostalgia ride then the guy who created most of our childhood cinematic memories, Steven Spielberg. A match made in heaven, reading... Continue Reading →
The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling is back, the 80's fashion, hair and bright neon returns for a second season of the smash hit Netflix show about a wrestling show comprised entirely of women. Betty Gilpin, Alison Brie and Marc Maron returns as the central characters of the show. The first season was a great hit... Continue Reading →
Disney Pixar returns to everyone's favourite superhero family. 14 years after the original was released the big question to ask is that can it live up to the hugely successful The Incredibles or will it falter just like the other attempts Pixar has had at sequels/prequels. Set straight after the events of the first film, the Incredibles... Continue Reading →
Arguably one of the greatest directors all of time, Steven Spielberg has been one of the leading pioneers in Hollywood for over four decades. Spielberg's ability to diversify his choice of films from wide appealing family oriented blockbusters to stark and bleak historic biopics has allowed Spielberg to create one of the greatest filmographies of... Continue Reading →
Edgar Wright fresh from his hugely popular Cornetto films, Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, takes on the hugely popular graphic novel series Scott Pilgrim vs The World. An underserved bomb at the box office and a film that did the impossible, made me like Michael Cera.... The basic premise of Scott Pilgrim vs The World is about Scott Pilgrim, played... Continue Reading →
The Cinema Cabin will have a new monthly article that will detail what films and TV Shows to look forward to in the next month. Here is films and TV Shows to look forward to in June 2018. (Release dates are for the UK) Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Released on June 7th) When Jurassic World was released in... Continue Reading →
The popular Adult Swim show, Rick and Morty, has just signed a new deal with the network for 70 new episodes to be commissioned. A unprecedented amount to be given if you take in the fact that at this current time of writing there are only 31 episodes of the actual show. This is great news as Rick... Continue Reading →
A few days ago Brooklyn Nine Nine was cancelled by FOX after a very successful and popular 5 seasons. Once news travelled of it's cancellation fans flocked to twitter to make FOX notice their anger at their decision. #NineNine and #RenewB99 was trending and celebrities such as Sean Astin, Lin Manuel-Miranda and Mark Hamill also... Continue Reading →
Netflix's vast array of original documentaries are usually very good. Making a Murderer, Jim and Andy and 13th are a few examples of this. Wild Wild Country is another original documentary that unveils a hidden history of America and looks into the fantastical and outlandish, with a story of a commune that resided in a small town in... Continue Reading →
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