It’s taken its sweet time about it but Hollywood is finally coming around to the fact that films with a predominantly female cast can still do Wonders at the box office. But
Fast on the heels of 2015’s Fast & Furious 7 – one of the fastest movies to make a worldwide box-office $1 billion – comes the newest chapter in one of the
How did we get to Fast & Furious 7? A franchise that started with essentially a Point Break remake, swap out skydiving and surfing for fast cars and they are identikit models,
Machete started out as a joke. The first film was an expansion of a fake trailer made for Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino‘s Grindhouse. The idea was to give the impression of
How has Fast & Furious 6 come into existence you might ask? A franchise that started waaay back in 2001 with a film which was essentially a remake of 1991’s adrenaline junky
Kurt Russell, no stranger to fast moving cars and vehicular murder thanks to his turn in Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof, is in talks to join Fast & Furious 7. Little is known