We finally have some footage for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which is the first stand alone in the new canon Star Wars universe…
The teaser trailer, an AT-AT filed minute and a half, has blown the pants off diehards and skeptical fans alike, leaving them looking forward to the December premiere like a kid looks forward to Christmas. Most of them anyway…
“Manners maketh man.” Do you know what that means? Then let me teach you a lesson.
Were we lied to when we were told that Colin Firth would not be returning for the Kingsman: The Secret Service sequel? First, the rumor was that he was indeed coming back, and then he was confirmed not coming back, and NOW the new poster is definitely, hinting at the fact that he will be back. Someone please explain to me what’s happening.
While I continue to be distressed about this, take a look at the new poster for Kingsman: The Golden Circle.
Continue reading Kingsman: The Golden Circle – Casting Updates and LIES!!!
You are all my children…
Bryan Singer’s latest X-trilogy is nearing a conclusion with X-Men: Apocalypse now only seven weeks shy of its May 27 premiere. And as that date fast approaches, we don’t expect to see too much new footage beforehand. That said, the marketing team is still at work, and the new international trailer did offer a few new clips…
Continue reading X-Men: Apocalypse – Four Horsemen Featurette and New International Trailer
Monsters come in many forms.
Much like in 2008, Bad Robot has surprised us with the release of a Cloverfield film, and this time, both the release and the finished product are decidedly more impressive. 10 Cloverfield Lane ditches the POV camera gimmick that seemed so popular a few years ago, and instead goes a more traditional blocking and stage route. As for the release, it was hard enough to sneak a film through production in 2008, and that was before there were smartphones everywhere. The internet has made filming in secrecy much more difficult, so the fact that no one knew about this until the Super Bowl ad aired, is a feat onto itself.
Continue reading 10 Cloverfield Lane Is One of 2016’s Best Films
The 1988 graphic novel The Killing Joke is one of the most influential works written in the last thirty years, and it’s brutality is about to be introduced to a whole new generation…
Warner Bros. Animation and DC Comics are bringing back some of the most beloved voice actors in history to tell a story long thought to graphic for animation. Kevin Conroy, Tara Strong, and Mark Hamill brought life to Batman: The Animated Series back in the 1990s, and now they are returning to those roles again.
Seems one of the best ways to get dream projects going ahead now is to shy away from the cinema screen and focus on the small screen instead. Marvel removed the bad taste that was left in some comic fans mouths by redoing Daredevil as a gritty Netflix series, Westworld is getting a new lease of life on HBO, and we finally got to see Ash Williams back in action with the brilliant Ash vs the Evil Dead series.
TV stations and streaming outlets have helped to bring back many obscure and cult flicks, and proved they still had an audience. Wet Hot American Summer never stood a chance of getting a sequel made until Netflix stepped in and thank heavens they did! Could Stephen Chiodo’s Killer Klowns From Outer Space be the next in line for this kind of treatment?
Continue reading Killer Klowns From Outer Space: Cult Classic Turned TV Series?
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