The roles of Pumpkin and Honey Bunny had been explicitly written ... However, as often tends to be the case with high-profile productions, the studio had different ideas on how the Pulp Fiction cast ...

While in Alaska, a Toronto artist used now iconic photos of a Canada goose fighting off a bald eagle to inspire her newest ...

Forget the mysterious glow from Pulp Fiction’s legendary briefcase—John Travolta just found and revealed out what’s inside, and it’s a $1,000 steak. The 71-year-old actor paid a visit to ...

Pulp Fiction fans have been pondering whether Bruce Willis‘ character Butch Coolidge really is safe from retribution from Marsellus Wallace (Ving Rhames). Although Butch and Marsellus appear to ...

Uma in 1994s Pulp Fiction She became a star thanks to her turn in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 classic Pulp Fiction, considered one of the greatest films ever made, but for the following decade her ...

I’m certain of this because the team appears to have used every one of those ideas in Split Fiction. An enchanting and confident two-person adventure like no other, Split Fiction is non-stop ...

A film adaptation of “Split Fiction,” the hot new co-op game from “It Takes Two” developer Hazelight Studios, is in the works, Variety has learned. Sources at the Game Developers ...

As a true Californian, he lives for coffee, beaches and burritos. The new game from EA's Hazelight Studios, Split Fiction, is another great co-op experience from the makers of the award-winning It ...

Does Split Fiction have Denuvo DRM? No, Electronic Arts and Hazelight Studios did not add Denuvo DRM software to Split Fiction. Steam — one of the platforms that the game is sold on — requires ...

Split Fiction won't be included in the EA Play subscription service at launch. Hazelight's latest two-player co-op adventure is out today, but won't be part of the subscription - at least straight ...

Want to use the Split Fiction friend pass? Hazelight Studios is back with another co-op adventure, this time focusing on two writers who find themselves trapped inside their own works of fiction.