Atonement and Darkest Hour director Joe Wright has found himself a new project, with Variety reporting that he will helm an adaptation of A.J. Finn’s bestselling novel The Woman in the Window. The thriller follows “the reclusive Dr. Anna Fox, who spends her days holed in in her New York City brownstone, fortifying herself with […]
Rampage unleashes its monsters on glorious Japanese poster
We’ve lost count of how many Rampage posters there’s been over the past few weeks, but the latest one – created by Kouji Tajima for the Japanese market – is by far the best one yet, ditching Dwayne Johnson in favour of showcasing the film’s monstrous trio of George, Ralph and Lizzie. Check it out here… SEE […]
The Death of Superman animated movie voice cast announced, new images released
This summer will see the release of The Death of Superman, Warner Bros. and the DC Universe Animated Original Movies line’s second attempt at adapting the classic comic book storyline, and thanks to TV Insider we have a couple of new images from the film, along with details of the voice cast. The film – […]
Call of Duty: WWII’s second DLC pack The War Machine revealed
Activision has announced the second DLC pack for Call of Duty: WWII, entitled The War Machine’, which features a series of exciting new maps and experiences designed to take players to all-new theaters of war. Players will fight in an iconic World War II battle at Dunkirk, travel to a secret German V-2 rocket facility […]
Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Mike Mignola returning to print
25 years ago one of comics’ most celebrated creators, Mike Mignola, adapted to comics, along with Roy Thomas, the star-studded Columbia Pictures film by Francis Ford Coppola, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and now IDW has announced that it is bringing this lost treasure back to print with a brand new edition. “I cannot tell you what […]
Andy Serkis on his reaction to learning Snoke’s fate in Star Wars: The Last Jedi
One of the many curveballs thrown by director Rian Johnson in Star Wars: The Last Jedi revolved around the character of Supreme Leader Snoke, played by Andy Serkis. While the majority of fans expected to learn more about this mysterious, force-powerful villain in Episode VIII, Johnson chose instead to cut his story short when he […]
Ready Player One’s Zak Penn to script ROM: Spaceknight movie
Fresh from adapting Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One for Steven Spielberg, Deadline is reporting that screenwriter Zak Penn has signed on to write the script for Rom: Spaceknight for Paramount and Hasbro’s Allspark Pictures. ROM is a cyborg from the planet Galador, a utopian society which comes under attack from the invading Dire Wraith. After […]
Atari announces new details and specs for the Atari VCS console
Last week, Atari officially announced its upcoming video game console / entertainment system, the Atari VCS (formerly code-named the Ataribox), and now we have some new details on the machine direct from GDC 2018. “The new Atari VCS is a video computer system and platform that lets users enjoy games and the best PC experience […]
Cullen Bunn’s necromantic horror series Bone Parish to launch in July
Boom! Studios has announced the upcoming launch of Bone Parish, a chilling necromantic horror series from superstar writer Cullen Bunn (The Unsound) and debuting artists Şerif & Mustafa Karasu. “Bone Parish is a supernatural crime story, the story of a tenacious family that is determined to carve out their own empire despite overwhelming odds,” said […]
Steven Spielberg, Steven Zaillian and Javier Bardem team for miniseries Cortes
Amazon Studios is reteaming Schindler’s List director Steven Spielberg and screenwriter Steven Zaillian for Cortes, a new four-hour miniseries based around the exploits of the legendary Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes. Created for television and written by Zaillian from an original screenplay by Dalton Trumbo (Roman Holiday), Cortes will see Oscar winner Javier Bardem (No Country […]