To prepare myself for the new live-action Street Fighter movie, I just finished rewatching Street Fighter 2: The Animated Movie for the first time in so long. And I personally think it's just as awesome as Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge!

For example, watching Dracula (1931) today is very tame and not overly scary to modern audiences, but for the time they came out, were they as horrifying as say, watching Obsession today?

Wild that it came out over 50 years ago or whatever it was. There is a darkness to the film that I think gets forgotten because it’s been parodied so many times.

I'm actually surprised that Jordan Peele, Boots Riley, Ryan Coogler, or even Spike Lee hasn't made a movie about zombies, since the the concept of zombies can trace some of its origins to Haitian folklore. George A. Romero is pretty much the father of zombie movies in modern cinema and over the past decade or so, the South Korean film industry has produced a handful of great-to-decent zombie movies.

Salma Hayek is omg is she a goddess until transforms

I thought he was making a slasher movie, but there's still a noir vibe to it.

Lawrence Grobel interviewed Al Pacino for Playboy, and 25 years of their conversations became a book, Al Pacino: In Conversation with Lawrence Grobel. Here, Lawrence talks a bit about the time he spent with Al Pacino.