John Lithgow has joined Jason Clarke in Paramount Pictures upcoming remake of Pet Sematary, based on the classic horror novel by Stephen King. Pet Sematary tells the story of Louis Creed (Clarke), a doctor who moves to a small rural town in Maine with his wife, two children and pet cat Church. Behind their new […]
A Roseanne-less Roseanne spinoff is being pitched to ABC
Despite the cancellation of Roseanne last week in the wake of Roseanne Barr’s racist social media remarks, it seems the Conner family could be set for a return to the small screen – albeit without their matriarch. Deadline is reporting that the show’s executive producers Tom Werner and Bruce Helford and Darlene actress Sara Gilbert […]
Exclusive: Nick Park would love to revisit Wallace and Gromit
Aardman Animation’s latest feature film Early Man received its home entertainment release in the UK this week, director Nick Park has been chatting about the film, as well as teasing the possibility of further adventures for his beloved characters Wallace and Gromit. “I always miss Wallace and Gromit, they’re kind of part of my DNA […]
Marvel announces Star Wars: Beckett one-shot
Marvel has announced that it is set to explore the backstory of Woody Harrelson’s Tobias Beckett from Solo: A Star Wars Story with the release of the one-shot comic Star Wars: Beckett from writer Gerry Duggan and artists Will Sliney, Edgar Salazar and Marc Laming. THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE DEADLY! TOBIAS BECKETT taught HAN […]
Solo: A Star Wars Story co-writer discusses the deleted Tag & Bink scene
Last October, Ron Howard revealed that the fan favourite Dark Horse Comics characters Tag & Bink were set to make their official in-canon debut in Solo: A Star Wars Story, where the hapless duo would be portrayed by screenwriter Johnathan Kasdan and first assistant director Toby Hefferman. As it happened, Tag and Bink ended up on the […]
Solo: A Star Wars Story concept art showcases alternate Millennium Falcon designs
For its appearance in Solo: A Star Wars Story, the iconic Millennium Falcon received a shiny makeover, with the task of coming up with a new look for the classic ship falling to Lucasfilm’s design supervisor James Clyne. “The way I saw it, it’s like ripping a tablecloth off, you know those magicians that rip […]
Frank Miller and Leinil Yu variant covers for Captain America #1 revealed
Following on from yesterday’s Marko Djurdevic cover, we’ve now got a look at two more variants for Marvel’s upcoming Captain America #1, this time from comic book legend Frank Miller and series artist Leinil Yu… CAPTAIN AMERICA #1 (MAY180773) Written by TA-NEHISI COATES Art by LEINIL YU Captain America #1 will go on sale on July […]
Slender Man movie is being shopped around due to distribution disagreement with Sony
Despite being just a few months out from release, Variety is reporting that the producers of the Slender Man movie are currently shopping the horror film around Hollywood following a disagreement with Sony’s Screen Gems. According to the site, Sony views the movie as a low-budget, Blumhouse-style release, while the producers are pushing for a […]
Netflix releases trailer for Mark Millar’s The Magic Order
Netflix has released a trailer for The Magic Order, an upcoming comic book series from Mark Millar and Olivier Coipel, which is set to be published through Image Comics and marks the first comic book project from the streaming giant following their acquisition of Millarworld last year. Take a look at the trailer here… We […]
Bad Boys TV spinoff L.A.’s Finest may get series order from Charter Communications
After NBC opted to pass on the pilot, Deadline is reporting that Charter Communications is now in talks with Sony TV about picking up the Bad Boys TV spinoff L.A.’s Finest. According to the site, a series order deal is likely, with Charter looking to use the show as a key launch piece of its […]
