After almost 20 years away from the big screen, a fourth instalment in The Matrix franchise is currently in production with one of the directors of the original trilogy, Lana Wachowski, who is also co-writing the project, and despite the events The Matrix Revolutions, Keanu Reeves is set to return as Neo even though he sacrificed himself […]
5 Guilty Pleasure UK Daytime TV Shows
Daytime TV gets a lot of bad press, but the often laughably absurd and wonderfully bizarre programmes are a secret indulgence of many. These mid-afternoon shows were normally reserved as a rare treat for a dubious sick day off work, school or uni and remained a staple pastime of the elderly and unemployed. However, with […]
Sonia Ammar joins the cast of Scream 5 as filming set to begin this month
There is yet more Scream casting news this weeks, with Variety reporting that Sonia Ammar, an up-and-coming singer, model and actor, is the latest to join the expanding roster for the upcoming fifth instalment in the Scream franchise – which will mark the 21 year-old’s first significant part in a feature film. The site is also reporting that […]
Mark Dacascos battles zombies in UK trailer for The Driver
Lionsgate has released a UK trailer, poster and images for the zombie action thriller The Driver which stars Mark Dacascos as a former hit-man who must teach his family how to survive as they search for sanctuary amid a zombie apocalypse; take a look here…. After a plague of the undead decimates human life on […]
Exclusive Interview – The Man in the Hat influences with Oscar winning composer and filmmaker Stephen Warbeck
Stephen Warbeck is the Oscar-winning film composer of Shakespeare in Love, Billy Elliott, Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, Charlotte Gray, Indian Summers and many more hit films and TV series. Taking a new step into filmmaking, his directorial debut is the off-beat comedy-drama The Man in the Hat, which he co-writes and directs with John Paul Davidson […]
Marvel celebrates 350 issues of Wolverine’s solo adventures this December
This December sees the release of Wolverine #8 – a.k.a. Wolverine #350 – an extra-sized milestone issue marking 350 issues since Logan first slashed his way through his groundbreaking 1982 limited series by industry legends Chris Claremont and Frank Miller. Written by Benjamin Percy with art from longtime Wolverine artist Adam Kubert and Viktor Bogdanovic, […]
The Batman resumes filming as Robert Pattinson cleared for return
After being shut down due to a positive coronavirus test, The Batman has resumed filming in the UK. The turbulent production of Matt Reeves’ The Batman continues. First, the film had to shut down due to the pandemic, and then after resuming filming just recently it had to pause shooting again because Robert Pattinson tested […]
First teaser poster for animated sequel The Croods: A New Age
With the first trailer set to arrive this coming Monday, Universal and DreamWorks have revealed a poster and synopsis for the long-delayed animated sequel for The Croods: A New Age which you can check out here… “The Croods need a new place to live. So, the first prehistoric family sets off into the world in […]
Black Widow director explains why the film is more serious than other MCU movies
Cate Shortland, the director of Black Widow, has explained why the film has to be more serious than other movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With all the immensely powerful heroes and villains in the MCU, Black Widow could find it hard to stand out, if not for Scarlett Johansson’s beloved performance in the role […]
Bryan Cranston stars in new trailer for Showtime’s Your Honor
Showtime has released a new trailer for the limited legal thriller series Your Honor which stars Bryan Cranston as Michael Desiato, a respected judge who finds himself wrapped up in a high-stakes game of deceit when he tries to protect his son after he is involved in a hit and run; watch it here… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJPOla_1Px0&feature=emb_title […]
