Many people found it disheartening that last year’s Dredd, starring Karl Urban, didn’t do the business that would guarantee it a sequel. With a modest (for this genre) budget of $45 million, the comic book film grossed only $36 million. Sad times indeed. It did however receive generally positive reviews and fans of the comic […]
Joel Edgerton and Michelle Williams to star in remake of The Double Hour
Joel Edgerton (Zero Dark Thirty, Warrior) and Michelle Williams (My Week with Marilyn, Shutter Island) are going to star in a remake of The Double Hour, an Italian film from 2009 directed by Giuseppe Capotondi. Joshua Marston (Maria Full Of Grace) will write and direct the psychological thriller. It focuses on two lovers who find […]
Franckly Speaking: Stephan Franck talks about Dark Planet Comics and Silver
Trevor Hogg chats with Stephan Franck about an original film idea which transformed into a debut graphic novel series and led to the formation of his own comic book publishing company… “When I was a kid in France, my parents had a store, which sold a whole bunch of stuff including books, newspapers, comic books,” […]
Comic Book Review – Secret Wars #1
Anghus Houvouras reviews Secret Wars #1… I’m old enough to remember the original Secret Wars when it was released back in 1985. It was the first event comic I had ever read. Back then the concept of superheroes crossing over into each other’s books was still a novelty. If you wanted to see your favorite […]
Ben Stiller unveils Derek Zoolander’s son in Zoolander 2
With production well underway in Rome, Ben Stiller has taken to his Twitter account to unveil Derek Zoolander’s teenage son in Zoolander 2. Stiller posted a picture of him as Zoolander alongside young actor Cyrus Arnold (Sam & Cat) in a red sports car as they posed for the snap, but while Derek is still […]
Bruce Willis: Die Hard prequel “is a very good idea”
Earlier this month it was announced that Live Free or Die Hard director Len Wiseman is reuniting with Bruce Willis for a sixth entry in the Die Hard franchise, which will reportedly reinvent the action series with a 1979 prequel adventure for a young John McClane and featuring flash-forward scenes with Willis in the present […]
Special Features – Doctor Who: The Clara Conundrum
Co-Editor Liam Trim ponders the problem of Doctor Who’s new companion…. Steven Moffat has clearly set us viewers a conundrum, as well as the Doctor himself: he wants us to work out who Clara Oswald is. Ever since her unexpected introduction in last year’s Asylum of the Daleks, the Doctor has been preoccupied with discovering […]
Comic Book Review – The Rocketeer: Hollywood Horror #4
Trevor Hogg reviews the last chapter in the Hollywood Horror miniseries… Betty in deadly danger! The great and the good of Hollywood under the control of Otto Rune! And the Rocketeer without the jet-pack he’s come to depend upon! And, just when Cliff Secord thought things couldn’t get any worse… enter the Dark Lord himself, […]
R.I.P. Ray Harryhausen (1920 – 2013)
We’re sad to report the news that SFX guru and pioneer Ray Harryhausen has passed away at the age of 92. The news was sent out by The Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation Facebook page. Harryhausen was best known for his work in the field of stop-motion animation on films such as Clash of the Titans, […]
Comic Book Review – Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Color Classics #10
Chris Cooper reviews the latest of IDW’s TMNT ‘Color Classics’ reprints… “Revisit this TMNT Mirage classic in full glorious colour (continued from TMNT Color Classics Micro Series: Leonardo)!“ The first TMNT film has been a firm favourite of mine since I was a nipper. Not just amongst comic book films but in general. So to […]
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