To promote next month’s update for Random House’s George R.R. Martin’s A World of Ice and Fire app, a brief excerpt – read single paragraph – from the The Winds of Winter, the sixth novel of Martin’s epic fantasy saga has arrived online, with a full chapter set to land with the app update. The […]
The Walking Dead Season 4 – Episode 11 Review
Piers McCarthy reviews the eleventh episode of The Walking Dead season 4… Thinking that the end of the last episode would provide a decent new set of characters may have been a mistake. That’s not to say that Abraham, Eugene and Rosita are meaningless, but their impact on the show has yet to be made. […]
Comic Book Review – Star Trek #30
Villordsutch reviews Star Trek #30… “Captain Jane Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise fight fortheir lives in this concluding chapter of a 2-part story overseen by STAR TREK writer/producer Roberto Orci! The Five Year Mission between blockbuster movies continues here, in this all-new mind-bending adventure!” Some of you may remember that I wasn’t overly […]
Unchained: Adam Stockhausen & Patricia Norris talk about 12 Years a Slave
Trevor Hogg chats with Adam Stockhausen and Patricia Norris about the production and costume design featured in 12 Years a Slave… Adam Stockhausen “I wouldn’t trade my time or training in the theatre for anything because figuring out how to get inside of a play, opera or musical is incredibly similar,” states Adam Stockhausen who […]
Jason Momoa discusses his audition for Drax the Destroyer in Guardians of the Galaxy
Before Dave Bautista was cast in the role, there were reports that Jason Momoa had emerged as Marvel’s pick to play Drax the Destroyer in Guardians of the Galaxy, only for the Game of Thrones and Conan the Barbarian star to allegedly turn down the studio’s offer to join the cosmic superhero ensemble. Well, speaking […]
Comic Book Review – Ghostbusters #13
Luke Owen reviews the first issue of the Mass Hysteria maxi-series of Ghostbusters… Lucky issue 13 is here, and with it, the first installment of the eight-part event that will shake the boys and girls in grey to their core! Gozer the Gozerian, the Destructor, was once drawn to Manhattan, but could not complete his […]
Josh Boone becomes the latest director attached to Stephen King’s The Stand
Over the past couple of years Warner Bros. has really struggled to hold a director down for its planned adaptation of the Stephen King epic The Stand. The project has already passed through the hands of David Yates (Harry Potter), Ben Affleck (Argo) and Scott Cooper (Out of the Furnace), and now The Wrap is […]
Liam Neeson set to appear in the Entourage movie
It appears Liam Neeson has Taken (apologies, I couldn’t resist) a break from his press tour of new film Non-Stop to film a part for the upcoming Entourage movie. All indications are that it’s likely to be a small role and could possibly be doing a cameo with eyewitness claiming to have seen him driving […]
Ruben Fleischer to direct Home Alone-style comedy Overnight, We’re the Millers sequel gets a screenwriter
Gangster Squad and Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer has signed onto helm family comedy Overnight, a Home Alone-style romp set in a toy shop similar to FAO Schwartz. Plot details are being kept to an absolute minimum but it looks set to centre on a recently divorced father trying to save his relationship with his son. Neal […]
Ghostbusters 3 still moving ahead despite Harold Ramis’ death
It’s been less than two days since the incredibly sad passing of comedy great Harold Ramis, but it seems as if this short amount of time has become a catalyst for the production of the long-rumoured Ghostbusters III. Over at The Hollywood Reporter, it has been revealed that the project hasn’t been totally derailed. Instead […]