A gun used in the “execution-style” murder of Kevin Conway also featured in a subsequent attempt to kill a taxi driver in west Belfast, a court heard today. Forensic examinations confirmed the same ...

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Step by step tutorial on how to make a LEGO safe with two working lock systems using only standard LEGO bricks. This video explains the entire build process including the dual locking mechanism, ...

Kevin James and Christina Ricci’s “Guns Up” movie has found its streaming home, months after the action comedy film’s theatrical and PVOD release this past summer. Paramount+ exclusively confirmed to ...

Step by step guide showing how to build a working LEGO safe using standard bricks. The design includes a simple locking mechanism made entirely from LEGO parts. This tutorial focuses on function and ...

Kevin James-starrer Guns Up is gearing up for its OTT debut nearly three months after its theatrical release. Popular for his comedy roles and humour-packed punches, Kevin James has stepped up his ...

Kevin James tore his bicep while on set for Guns Up, he revealed on Kate and Oliver Hudson's podcast Right before working on the film's choreography, James felt it tear: "I'm like, 'Man, this is 60,'" ...

How does a mob enforcer escape the mob into a normal life? Not without difficulty. Such is the task that Kevin James faces in his new film “Guns Up,” written and directed by Edward Drake. In it, James ...

Edward Drake’s Guns Up aims to be a gritty, fast-paced action comedy with heart, but despite an intriguing cast and a promising premise, the film ultimately falls flat. Clocking in at just ninety-two ...

Paul Blart is Mall Cop no more. In Guns Up, Kevin James does what all 60-year-old movie stars do these days and headlines a Taken-style shoot-em-up about a seemingly normal man with a particular set ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...