Eric Shirey
Eric Shirey is the founder and editor of Rondo Award nominated movie news websites MovieGeekFeed.com and TheSpectralRealm.com. He also served as a news reporter for the award winning movie website GordonandtheWhale.com. His work has been featured on Yahoo! Movies, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! TV, Associated Content from Yahoo!, DC Comics, StarWars.com, and other national entertainment websites. He is currently a Featured Contributor of Arts & Entertainment for the Yahoo! Contributor Network. Eric has interviewed and worked with iconic movie and TV actors like Harrison Ford, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Brooke Shields, Brendan Fraser, and many more. Besides his three decades long obsession with everything sci-fi, horror, and fantasy related in TV and movies, Eric has what some would call an unhealthy love for comic books. This has led him to interviewing and covering legendary writers and artists in the medium like Scott Snyder, Steve Niles, Bernie Wrightson, and Howard Chaykin. His personal website is www.ersink.com.
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'A.D.D.' Writer Douglas Rushkoff Shares Influences of His Book'I don’t like the idea of people being raised in an environment that they have no knowledge of how it’s put together. Unless you understand what the environment you’re using is for, it’s hard to be the user as opposed to being the used.'
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'All-Star Western #6' 5-Page Sneak PreviewThanks to our good friends at DC Comics, we have a 5-page sneak preview of "All-Star Western #6!"
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Douglas Rushkoff Talks About Message of 'A.D.D.''I would say technology is neutral. What are we going to use it for? What are we doing? It feels to me like we are, as a nation certainly, more concerned with programming our children with technology than teaching our children how to program technology.'
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'A.D.D.' Writer Douglas Rushkoff Discusses What to Take Away From His Book'Monsters are parents, too. I know people that run the marketing departments at bad agencies who send their kids to private schools and don’t let them watch any TV. It’s because they’re making the commercials for everyone else’s kids.'
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'Batman & Robin: Dark Knight VS. White Knight' Graphic Novel ReviewDC Comics packaged the last nine issues of their pre-New 52 'Batman and Robin' monthly into a graphic novel collection and released it for fans looking for closure to that chapter of the new Dynamic Duo’s adventures.
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'American Vampire Volume 3' Graphic Novel ReviewVampire fans are a blessed bunch these days thanks to Scott Snyder and his creation 'American Vampire.' Vertigo released the latest graphic novel collection 'American Vampire Volume 3' into bookstores.
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'Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Menace 3D' Excites MoviegoersGeorge Lucas joins the 3D revolution with the conversion of 'Star Wars: Episode I-The Phantom Menace.' What did critics and moviegoers think about the 3D transfer?
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'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island' Fails to Satisfy Critics, MoviegoersIt’s been three years since we saw our adventurers “Journey to the Center of the Earth.” Josh Hutcherson is back in action and heading out on a “Journey 2: The Mysterious Island.” Were critics and moviegoers happy to take the trip with him?
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'Batman: The Dark Knight, Volume 1: Golden Dawn: Deluxe Edition' ReviewDC Comics collected the pre-New 52 'Batman: The Dark Knight' issues, the 'Batman: The Return' one-off, and a section of 'Superman/Batman' Issue #75 together in one graphic novel: 'Batman: The Dark Knight, Volume 1: Golden Dawn.'
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Ciaran Hinds Tells Moviegoers What to Expect From 'The Woman in Black''It’s more of a spine chiller. You hear a sound and then maybe there’s something; maybe there’s nothing; or maybe it’s your imagination. It’s quite psychological but things do manifest themselves in it as well.'
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'A.D.D.: Adolescent Demo Division' Graphic Novel ReviewI recommend this to mature readers looking to evaluate the role of technology in society today. I can’t put into words exactly what the author is saying -- it’s definitely warning us against the dangers of losing our personalities and humanity.
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It's Official: 'Watchmen' Prequels Coming; Bring on the Movies!DC Entertainment has made it official! After years of rumors and speculation, the best-selling graphic novel of all time, 'Watchmen,' is getting not one prequel but seven coming this summer. Speculation can move on to whether or not we’ll see movies made.Also published on:
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'Batman: Through the Looking Glass' ReviewI’m always excited to get my hands on a new original graphic novel featuring Batman, the kind you can sit down and read without any knowledge of what’s going on within the realm of the monthly titles and stands on its own.
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'Underworld Awakening' Soundtrack Filled With Goth Metal Goodness'Underworld Awakening: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' includes more of what fans expect from the series when it comes to musical artists. There are remixes of tracks by Evanescence, Ministry, Linkin Park, The Cure, Lacuna Coil, and many others.Also published on:
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January 30: Indie Horror Slasher 'Silent Scream' Hits TheatersTV commercial director Denny Harris’s wish was finally fulfilled 32 years ago today. All he wanted was to helm a horror film. His little independent film, 'Silent Scream,' he started production on in 1977 finally saw the light of day in 1980.
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'Nemesis' Comic Book Movie Moving Forward; Print Sequel Coming in SeptemberComic book writer Mark Millar knew he had a great concept when he came up with his character Nemesis. It was so good that it was optioned for a film by 20th Century Fox before the limited series was even finished.
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'Nemesis' Comic Book Movie Moving Forward; Print Sequel Coming in SeptemberComic book writer Mark Millar knew he had a great concept when he came up with his character Nemesis. It was so good that it was optioned for a film by 20th Century Fox before the limited series was even finished.
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'Bone' Comic Getting Big Screen AdaptationBest-selling children's comic book 'Bone' is getting a big-screen adaptation. The movie couldn't come at a better time. The source material is perfect for today's audiences hungry for more animated family fun.
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'Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame' Blu-ray Packed with Extras and Action'Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame' hit American shores a few months back and really didn’t get much of a chance to make an impact on audiences. Its movies like these that make me happy there is a quick turnaround to Blu-ray these days.
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DreamWorks, Walt Disney Pictures Nominees Issue Oscar StatementsThe Oscar nominees have been announced and the speculation begins as to who the winners will be. Here are the statements issued from DreamWorks and Walt Disney Pictures nominees compiled for your reading enjoyment.
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'Green Hornet's' Jay Chou Brings U.S. 'The Viral Factor'There’s no doubt Hong Kong knows how to do action films. John Woo is probably the most famous director out of the country and continues to show us this time and time again. His influence on the Asian action cinema world continues with 'The Viral Effect.'
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Kate Beckinsale Triumphantly Returns in 'Underworld Awakening'It's been six years since Kate Beckinsale has donned the cat suit, trench coat, and firearms of Selene. She told interviewers the role isn't in her comfort zone and doesn't come naturally for her.
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'The Help' Director Tate Taylor Talks Golden Globes, Blu-ray Release'I’m having this weird sensation. [This is] the first time in the big leagues. I have to keep reminding myself that when [announcers] say 'The Help' on the Golden Globes that it’s the same movie. I have to say, 'Tate, that’s your movie.''Also published on:
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Movie Events in Dallas/Ft. Worth January 23-29, 2012It’s cold in the Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas, area, which makes it the perfect time to get inside and enjoy a great movie. There are a few interesting things going on this week at area theaters. -
Expert Researcher/Editor Leslie Klinger Discusses Combing Through Manuscripts'On the Conan Doyle side there about 35 extent manuscripts of the stories. These are handwritten. They are the originals and mostly Conan Doyle’s handwriting. 'Dracula' is a bit different. There is no manuscript. There is a typed script.'
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Editor Leslie Klinger Talks About 'New Annotated Sherlock Holmes,' Other Works'Sherlockian studies are a huge field. 'The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes' has 3,000 footnotes and about 5% of those represent what I would call Klinger’s original thinking. The other 95% attempt to show the breadth of scholarship by other people.'
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'Tiny Titans: The Treehouse and Beyond!' Trade Paperback ReviewBeing a father, I often walk through the comic book store wondering where all the kid-friendly comics are. There are walls and walls of comics for young adults and up. Over in the corner of the store you’ll find one small rack of children’s comics.
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'G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero Series 2, Season 1' Will Tide Over Fans Till 'Retaliation'Fans of 'G.I. Joe' are geared up for the release of the sequel to the original 2009 blockbuster hit. 'G.I. Joe: Retaliation' will hit theaters on June 29 and that has enthusiasts of the franchise looking around for anything to tide them over until then.Also published on:
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'Beauty and the Beast' Given More Depth by 3D Transfer'Beauty and the Beast' in 3D on the big screen is a completely different experience than seeing it in a home theater. It added depth to the picture [and] to the atmosphere of the film. The parts that were dark in the original version were amplified.
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Vincent D'Onofrio Disappoints With 'Don't Go in the Woods'Whenever the name Vincent D’Onofrio is brought up, I immediately think of him as this deep, serious actor who is sophisticated and refuses to play the Hollywood game. The actor’s feature film debut, 'Don’t Go in the Woods,' has hit theaters.
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January 17: 'Freejack' Races to the Future 20 Years AgoRolling Stone Mick Jagger graced audiences with one of his rare appearances in a film 20 years ago today. The year was 1992 and the movie was the futuristic thriller 'Freejack.' It doesn’t seem very 'futuristic' now as the film takes place in 2009.
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'Annotated Sandman' Editor Leslie Klinger Talks Other ProjectsI would do 'Watchmen' in a heartbeat. [That’s] another wonderful literate work. If it had to be something longer I might say 'Swamp Thing' or 'Hellblazer.' There’s so many. A friend of mine wanted me to write a biography of Superman... you can’t do it.'
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Editor Leslie Klinger Talks About Volumes of 'The Annotated Sandman''[Neil Gaiman is] totally [non-religious] as far as I can tell. I think [he’s a] very spiritual guy. [He’s] fascinated by the sacred and religious impulses. I don’t think he has any personal religious leanings one way or another.'
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Q&A: 'The Annotated Sandman' Editor Leslie Klinger''The Sandman' is just so wonderfully rich. People saw that almost from the beginning. I also like the historical aspect. It’s a comic book but it’s really special. It’s literature. It happens to be graphic but its literature.'
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Expert Editor Leslie Klinger Talks About 'The Annotated Sandman''When I read it I saw how rich it was. It was a treasure trove. I just thought, 'Wow. This is like a giant toy box. I’m going to get to write cool annotations of that.' [There’s] a lot of really fun and geeky fanboy stuff. That’s why I wanted to do it.'
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'Beneath the Darkness' Fails as a ThrillerThere are movies that seem to come out of nowhere at times. Some prove to be hidden treasures audiences uncover while others may have been better left buried. One movie that appeared recently with no real fanfare was the thriller 'Beneath the Darkness.'Also published on:
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Benedict Cumberbatch to Play Unnamed Villain in 'Star Trek 2'J.J. Abrams’s untitled sequel to 'Star Trek' continues to pull in new cast members. Four characters were cast this week, one of which is the main villain of the film. Filming on the long awaited follow-up is beginning this week.
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'The Devil Inside' Proves 'Found Footage' Concept Running Out of SteamGet out your airplane barf bags everyone! After weeks of heavy promotion and a gimmicky ad campaign, the newest exorcism movie 'The Devil Inside' asks audiences to spend their hard-earned cash to investigate the possibilities of demonic possession again.Also published on:
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'Piranha 3DD' Pulled From U.K. Theaters; What About U.S. Release?Apparently the United Kingdom didn’t enjoy Alexander Aja’s 'Piranha 3D' as much as U.S. audiences did. The sequel, 'Piranha 3DD,' isn't being released in U.K. theaters and will head straight to DVD on March 19, 2012, instead.
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'ParaNorman' Promises Spooky Good TimeFocus Features was rolling out the red carpet recently for its horror-themed movies. One of those is the upcoming 3D animated stop-motion project 'ParaNorman.' This film looks like it could be an unofficial sequel to 'The Sixth Sense.'
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'The Annotated Sandman' Will Thrill Fans of Neil GaimanVertigo has released a 560-page hardcover collection that is sure to have fans of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman drooling all over themselves. It’s titled 'The Annotated Sandman' and comprises issues #1 through #20 of the critically acclaimed comic.
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'50/50' Director Takes on Lovesick Zombie in 'Warm Bodies'I would ask where Hollywood gets its ideas for movies, but it’s self-evident. The latest movie monster to get the 'Twilight' treatment is the zombie. August 10, 2012, will bring us the big-screen adaptation of Isaac Marion’s 'Warm Bodies.'
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Adam Sandler Welcomes Us to 'Hotel Transylvania'One thing we can never seem to get enough of is another computer-animated family film to take the kids to. Sony Screen Gems will continue to pump the features out through 2012. One movie that looks like it could be entertaining is 'Hotel Transylvania.'
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A Look at Super Giant, Japan's First Cinematic SuperheroJapan's first onscreen superhero, Super Giant, had his sixth adventure this month 54 years ago in 1958. The black and white film was 'Super Giant - The Spaceship and the Clash of the Artificial Satellite.' It was his last two-part movie serial.
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Revisit the Past Three 'Mission: Impossible' Films on Blu-rayI left the theater after 'M:I-Ghost Protocol' trying to compare it to the previous three films and not being able to remember them that well. Thanks to Paramount Pictures, other people in my predicament can get the 'Mission: Impossible Blu-ray Set.'Also published on:
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Could Bradley Cooper Be Lex Luthor in 'Man of Steel'?An interesting rumor has surfaced in regards to Zack Snyder’s 'Man of Steel.' The geek world is abuzz over an article that stated actor Bradley Cooper would possibly have a cameo in the upcoming Superman reboot as none other than arch nemesis Lex Luthor.
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Will Wachowskis Return to Form With 'Cloud Atlas' Adaptation?A project that has many moviegoers excited is the big-screen adaptation of 'Cloud Atlas.' Directors the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer ('Run Lola Run,' 'Perfume') tackled the huge undertaking. It is based on the 2004 novel by David Mitchell.
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January 5: Christian Thriller 'Thr3e' Hits Theaters20th Century Fox decided to take the plunge in 2006 and start a division dedicated to producing 'Christian-friendly' films. The first release through Fox Faith hit theaters six years ago today. The movie was a big-screen adaptation of the novel 'Thr3e.'
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Fans Finally Get Another Glimpse of Incredible Hulk in "The Avengers'Until recently, I was beginning to wonder if filmmakers were ever going to let us see anything more from the jolly green giant of the Marvel Universe. They’re guarding scenes of Hulk action like top-secret government documents for some reason.
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Want to Build the Death Star? Buy 'Star Wars: The Blueprints''Star Wars: The Blueprints' displays the designs and concepts behind the legendary settings, robots, creatures, and spaceships of George Lucas’s epic space saga. The book was compiled from decades of material stored in the Lucasfilm Archives.Also published on:
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'Fables' Holiday Issue Gives Us 'A Christmas Carol''Fables' Issue #112 is titled 'All in a Single Night.' It features Snow White’s sister Rose Red being visited by three ghosts in the spirit of 'A Christmas Carol.' Readers are taken into the future to see what her different fates could be.
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'The Book of Sith' Reveals Secrets of the Dark Side of 'Star Wars'Lucasfilm and 47North Publishing are releasing one of the most elaborate 'Star Wars' books I’ve ever seen. It’s coming out just in time for the release of 'Episode I 3D' in February. 'The Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side' will thrill any fan.Also published on:
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Guri Weinberg Talks About Being a Vampire in 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn''They used to rule the vampire world so they were more royal. For 1,500 years they’ve been kicked out and beat by the Volturi. You’ve got the royal behavior and thought but they’ve been exiled. They don’t have that royalty anymore.'Also published on:
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Writer Steve Niles Talks About 'Paradise Lost,' 'The Thing,' and More'After a while you just begin to realize reviews are just reviews. I was one of those kids at home flipping channels looking for horror movies. Those are the people that matter. People out there that are looking to be entertained and enjoy a movie.'
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'Wrath of the Titans' Looks Better Than OriginalThe promotion machine is churning at full speed for 'Wrath of the Titans,' with the release of the first trailer, a new banner, and poster that all went up on the net in the past couple of days. The sequel does appear to have a lot more going for it.Also published on:
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'The Ray' Writers Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti Discuss the New Version'If you’re interested in superhero comics and looking for something different from the themes that are taking place across the board then this is for you. It’s lighter but it’s not silly. It’s got a joy to it. There’s a certain pleasure in it.'
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Writers Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray Talk 'The Ray''DC Comics asked us what we would do with a light-based character called The Ray if we were just starting from scratch with an all-new interpretation of the character. We explored a bunch of different avenues related to his powers and his personality.'
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Director Neil Marshall Takes Us to 'Hellfest'Director Neil Marshall will be helming a Halloween-themed slasher film titled 'Hellfest.' CBS Films plans to launch a new horror franchise with it. Plans are for production to start in the summer of 2012.
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Stan Lee Keeping Busy With Two New Superhero MoviesFor a man of almost 90, Stan Lee shows no signs of slowing down. The legendary comic book writer continues to attend conventions all over and still pens stories, including the recent 3D promotional comic for 'Captain America: The First Avenger.'Also published on:
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Casting Call Still Out for 'Star Trek 2' Villain; Who's in J.J. Abrams's Sequel?Casting for J.J. Abrams’s upcoming 'Star Trek 2' is underway. A few casting details have already emerged, including the participation of Alice Eve and Peter Weller and the non-participation of Benicio Del Toro.
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December 4: Steven Spielberg and Company Give Us 'Young Sherlock Holmes'Steven Spielberg, Barry Levinson, and Chris Columbus came together to make what some would call one of the best mixes of mystery and action that came out in the 1980s.
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'Watchmen' Comic Prequels Coming; Are There Movies to Follow?Zack Snyder’s 'Watchmen' movie came and went, definitely making an impact on the world of comic book movies. Apparently, one thing it did was help DC Comics make a decision about those follow-up comic books they’ve been wanting to do.
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Rare 1980 'Empire Strikes Back' News Report Reveals Early Prequel/Sequel DetailsThanks to the Internet, you can never get away with anything anymore. A news report that Bobbie Wygant of NBC 5 did with the actors of 'The Empire Strikes Back' in 1980 has surfaced and been posted on the Official Star Wars Blog.Also published on:
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Outpost, Power Suit Concept Art Revealed for 'Starship Troopers: Invasion'According to the official blog, writer Flint Dille, producer Joseph Chou, and director Shinji Aramaki are busy fleshing out the script for 'Starship Troopers: Invasion.' Aramaki is also working on concept art for the film.
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'Batman: The Black Mirror' Finishes Dick Grayson's Run as the Dark KnightThe last graphic novel collection of 'Detective Comics' has hit bookshelves and comic book racks everywhere. 'Batman: The Black Mirror' combines the last 10 issues (#671 through #681) of the epic "Detective Comics" title.
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'11/22/63' Writer Stephen King Talks JFK Conspiracy Theories'It’s very difficult for people [conspiracy theorists] to believe that one unimportant man who wasn’t a part of anything could just step forward and kill someone and change the course of history.'
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Stephen King Talks About Visiting Sixth Floor Museum'The lights come on and you say, 'OK. Here’s where he stood with that rifle. If anything gave me the willies, it was looking out from where Oswald was with the rifle and seeing the 'X' on the road by the Triple Underpass.''
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Stephen King Talks About New Book '11/22/63''I had the idea for the book in 1971. It was 11/22. I was in the teacher’s room and people started to talk about the anniversary. 1971 was eight years after the assassination. It was as fresh as 9/11 is now.'
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New Characters Highlighted in 'Justice League' #3The third issue of the newly rebooted 'Justice League' steadily carries the action ahead and introduces us to a couple new members who will soon be 'officially' taking up the fight against evil.
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Rising Star Ali Faulkner Promotes 'Breaking Dawn,' 'Bad Kids Go to Hell,' 'Boneboys'It’s amazing how one little role in a major film franchise like 'The Twilight Saga' can help put an actor on the map and gain attention from moviegoers worldwide. That’s exactly what has happened to Ali Faulkner.Also published on:
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Giving Thanks for 'Dracula Has Risen From the Grave'Hammer Films knew how to help fans celebrate Thanksgiving in 1968. The legendary horror studio released 'Dracula Has Risen from the Grave' 43 years ago today. This was actor Christopher Lee’s third outing as the Count.
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John Lithgow Talks About His Career at Dallas Art of Film'I love to do something as different as possible from the last thing I did. I’m convinced that a lot of the impact of 'Dexter' had to do with the expectations that were set up by people’s default impression of me from '3rd Rock [From the Sun].'Also published on:
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Does 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' Promote a Pro-Life Message?Now 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1' has hit theaters, and it looks like the abortion issue has made its way into the limelight again. Fans have left the theater feeling two different ways on what the movie is telling them.Also published on:
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'Twilight: Breaking Dawn' Big With Fans, Critically Detested'Breaking Dawn' arrived in theaters and re-opened the controversy surrounding the book. Does it carry a pro-life message? Is Bella a weak woman who pushes an unhealthy anti-feminist agenda? Did these questions affect opinions of critics and moviegoers?Also published on:
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Writer/Artist Francis Manapul Talks About Importance of Optimism in ‘The Flash’'We didn’t want a comic about what it would be like if there were real super heroes. We didn’t want that. We wanted a comic book that was about what we HOPE super heroes would be like if they were real.'
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Writer/Artist Francis Manapul Talks About the Science of 'The Flash''A lot of the science we’ve used has not only helped move the story forward but it's also helped inspire certain things. We’re not going to shoehorn something in just to fit it in or have our story hindered by it at the end of the day.'
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Writer Brian Buccellato Talks About Science of 'The Flash' Comic Book'We’ve gone from the superhero to the tortured hero. Many of us have had enough of that. We’re in a different world now. This is an opportunity to take an iconic character and show what makes him great. We want hope and positivity.'
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'A Haunting in Salem' Provides Cheap but Effective ThrillsI have to say that 'A Haunting in Salem' is one of the best films I’ve ever seen come out of The Asylum. It isn’t played tongue-in-cheek at all and the tone is very serious.Also published on:
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Writer/Artist Lee Bermejo Talks About 'Batman: Noel''I’m a big Batman fan. I started comparing the similarities between Batman and the character of Scrooge. I knew right away that Robin would make a great Jacob Marley. I knew who the ghosts would be. It just seemed to make sense.'
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Fans of Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Films Will Find 'Spaceman' AdequateIt’s hard to judge an entire series on just the first issue, so I don’t want to be too hard on 'Spaceman.' I just didn’t find anything that made me want to return for more.
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November 6: Aliens Make Sad Attempt at 'Second Arrival' in 'Arrival II'Many times (and I do mean many) a sequel is made to a film for no good reason at all. 'Arrival II: The Second Arrival' very much feels like there was no other motivation to the making of the film than to exploit an opportunity to make more money.
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November 5: 'Son of Dracula' Starts His Reign of Terror in 1943There’s no doubt as to the impact the Universal Classic Monsters had on the world of film history. One of those movies was 1943’s 'Son of Dracula' starring Lon Chaney Jr., which was released 68 years ago today.
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November 4: Robert Englund's 'Phantom of the Opera' Hits Theaters 22 Years AgoWhen 1989’s 'The Phantom of the Opera: The Motion Picture' came out on this day 22 years ago, it should have come with the tag line 'This Isn’t Your Parents’ ‘Phantom!’' Maybe that would have led more of the right people to see the film.
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'Cars 2' Drives Home: Gives Audiences, Critics Chance to Revisit FilmAlthough most audiences and critics will disagree with me, I found Pixar’s 'Cars 2' to be more entertaining than the first film. The international travels and settings of the sequel to 'Cars' just gave it a more adventurous and energetic tone.Also published on:
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'Penguin: Pain and Prejudice' #1 Comic Book ReviewOne Batman villain that hasn’t had his past fleshed out as much as others is the Penguin. DC Comics is giving the squatty birdman his 15 minutes of fame with the new mini-series 'Penguin: Pain and Prejudice.'
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'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Voice Actors Reveal Their Favorite Episodes'Many times, we have to go in and do pick-ups such as fixing a technical difficulty or adding a line. Often those notes will be directly from George [Lucas]. I would say he’s not just overseeing this but is very detailed about the vision we’re putting out.'
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'Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Cast Talks About Recording, Yoda-Focused EpisodesAttending Dallas Fan Days is always a highlight for me every year. I am a huge fan of 'Star Wars: The Clone Wars,' and each year a group of the voice actors from the show make their way to Dallas for the event.
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'Huntress' #1 Comic Book ReviewThe Huntress has returned to crime fighting in her own six-issue mini-series. Character co-creator Paul Levitz has also made a comeback to pen the new story.
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Co-Creator Paul Levitz Talks About New 'Huntress' Miniseries'It's been [a] great [and] fun opportunity to revisit an old friend and see her grown up in new ways. [One challenge is] trying to decide how she's grown and what's changed.'
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‘The Hub of Transformers’ Tour Stops in DallasDallas-area fans of the 'robots in disguise' were thrilled when 'The Hub of Transformers' Tour stopped in Arlington, Texas.Also published on:
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Writer Gregg Hurwitz Gives Us History of 'Penguin: Pain and Prejudice''It’s a bit nerve-wracking because I’ll never own that character. A villain like the Penguin is in a public trust, really. I needed to make sure to honor his past while also bringing my own voice and approach to him.'
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'Star Wars' Saga Continues with 'The Clone Wars: The Complete Season Three'The power of the Force behind 'Star Wars' never seems to let up. The theatrical movies might be a thing of the past, but George Lucas's saga continues to march forward through a TV series, books, video games, and role-playing games.
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Does 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' Hold Up at Home?Most moviegoers felt that 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' was the weakest entry of the franchise, but I beg to disagree. I found the film to be much easier to follow and a whole lot more fun than prior installments 'Dead Man’s Chest' or 'At World’s End.'Also published on: -
Artist Patric Reynolds Reveals Biggest Challenges Bringing 'The Thing: The Northman Nightmare' to Comic Life'I really wanted to make the environment seem oppressively barren and harsh ... This is difficult to do with large expanses of white and snow -- it’s hard not to make the space look blank. I wanted to make the reader feel that cold and remoteness, too.' -
Artist Patric Reynolds Talks About Illustrating 'The Thing: The Northman Nightmare' Digital Comic'One of the elements I like about 'The Thing' is that the monster is basically the personification of chaos … possibilities are endless in designing the creature. However, I wanted to keep a very human element to the monster.' -
A Look at 'The Thing' in Films'The Thing' comes out this weekend in theaters. This has caused a lot of attention to be brought back to John Carpenter’s 1982 film of the same name and the original 1951 film 'The Thing from Another World.' -
'Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated: Season One Volume 3' DVD ReviewEveryone’s favorite canine crime-solver is back in 'Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated: Season One Volume 3.' This collects episodes 9 through 12 of the hit Cartoon Network series. -
Writer Judd Winick Introduces Us to Africa's Batwing'This is different from ANY of the other books. We’re on another continent for starters, and Batwing is not simply a black Batman, or an African Batman. He has his own troubled origins and obstacles.' -
Geoff Johns Convinces Us Why Aquaman is Cool'I don’t think there’s anything that needs to be fixed with Aquaman beyond the way he’s been presented. I think he just needs the spotlight, a beautiful art team, and stories that display what he’s all about. He needs stories that redefine him for today.' -
Scott McDaniel Reintroduces Comic Fans to Static Shock; 5-Page Exclusive Preview of Issue #2!'He is a terrific CHARACTER. I love a comic that presents great characters challenged by tough situations and obstacles, where good battles evil, and actions have consequences. Great characters form strong bonds of shared experience with readers.' -
'Machine Gun Preacher' Sam Childers Talks About His Time in Africa'Some people say, 'Well, Joseph Kony is ended now. He’s not really doing anything.' 1,000 people have been abducted since the first of the year. Over 200 people have been killed. That’s a problem. If one child is abducted that’s a problem.'Also published on: -
'Zhu Zhu Pets: Quest for Zhu' DVD Movie ReviewIt seems like there’s an animated movie or TV show coming out every week based on a new toy or stuffed animal. One of the latest additions to the club are the Zhu Zhu Pets. -
'Tucker & Dale vs. Evil' Conquers Critics, MoviegoersIt seems like ever since Sam Raimi launched the comedic splatterfest 'Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn,' directors have been trying to recreate the perfect mix of horror and humor that the cult classic captured.Also published on: -
'Dream House' Gets Eviction Notice from Critics, MoviegoersIf you’re like me, you’ve been watching the trailers and clips from 'Dream House' for the past few months with visions of 'The Shining' floating through your head. What sort of reaction did the movie conjure among critics and moviegoers?Also published on: -
Stephen King's 'The Shining' Sequel Raises Question: Where is Little Danny Now?Dan (as he likes to be called now) Lloyd is a 38-year-old science teacher and college professor of biology. It’s common knowledge to his students that he doesn’t like to discuss 'The Shining' very much.Also published on: -
'Basket Case' Director Frank Henenlotter Talks New Sequel, Thoughts on a Remake'I’d allow [a remake] if someone would give me enough money to shut me up. I have a very comfortable sell-out price. I wouldn’t be a part of it. I would just sell the rights.'Also published on: -
DC Comics New 52 Top Five #1 Titles - September 14, 2011I’ve decided all I have time for is briefly reviewing my Top 5 picks for the week. I’m addressing the September 14, 2011 issues with this article. -
Producer Don Hahn Shares His Experiences Working on 'The Lion King''The Lion King' producer Don Hahn reflects on Africa, earthquakes, and this classic's enduring legacy in an interview.Also published on: -
'The Lion King' Director Roger Allers Contemplates Classic 17 Years Later'It's the balance of humor and drama and the resonance of its themes. The issues of life, death, and loss. The responsibilities of leadership and finding one's place in life.'Also published on: -
'Dumbo' 70th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray/DVD Movie ReviewDisney’s "Dumbo” just got the 70th Anniversary makeover for Blu-ray and DVD. Audiences and my Mother in particular will be very happy to get their hands on this new edition of the beloved tale of the flying elephant. -
'Spooky Buddies' Blu-ray/DVD Movie ReviewThere's only one thing that is important when you’re talking about 'Spooky Buddies.' Are the kids going to like it? I would be willing to take a guess and say yes. -
Tony S. Daniel Talks About Detective Comics and Batman RelaunchI think people thought we were washing away all of the characters’ history. In Batman’s case we haven’t. Big events such as 'RIP' and 'Killing Joke' did indeed happen here. -
Ivana Milicevic Talks About Her Role in 'The Howling Reborn''The contact lenses were intense because they covered the whole eye and were so hard to put in for some reason. They did have to make a cast of my face and back in plaster. That is always a little bit claustrophobic.'Also published on: -
'Iron Sky' Warns Us to Beware of Space Nazis'Iron Sky' is a sci-fi comedy that takes place in an alternate world where the Nazis escaped from the Earth by traveling to the Moon in 1945. -
'Creature' Lets Down Horror Fans, CriticsThe modern day monster movie 'Creature' came out in limited theaters this weekend. Did it entertain or frighten critics and moviegoers off? -
DC Comics New 52 Top Six #1 Titles - September 7, 2011I started doing individual reviews of each of DC Comics’ issues of their New 52 launch and quickly realized that I didn’t have enough time in the day to do that. As much as I would like to, it just isn’t feasible. -
'Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension' DVD Movie ReviewDisney has released 'Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension' on Blu-ray and DVD much to the excitement of children and even their parents everywhere. -
Moira Kelly Talks About Voicing Nala in 'The Lion King''Personally, I’m just so honored to be part of Disney animation. Disney is timeless and magical. To have this film, be a part of it, and be able to share it with my two children is a wonderful opportunity.' -
Grant Morrison Talks Relaunching Action Comics and Superman's Career'Superhero characters stay alive by changing to reflect the times. If they didn’t they’d lose their potency and become mere nostalgia that was only meaningful to a diminishing older audience as time went by. Superman still stands for the best in us all.' -
'Contagion' Ultimately Pleases Critics and AudiencesAcclaimed director Steven Soderbergh's latest movie 'Contagion' hit theaters recently. Did critics and moviegoers think 'Contagion' was worth catching in the theater or did they immediately leave wanting to wash their hands of the whole affair?Also published on: -
Celebrating 45 Years of 'Star Trek:' Three Most Important Films'Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise To Boldly Go Where No Man Has Gone Before... it's hard to believe that its been 45 years since Captain James T. Kirk of the starship Enterprise first uttered those iconic words.Also published on: -
Academy Award Nominee Anna Kendrick Attends '50/50' Dallas ScreeningThe Angelika Film Center in Dallas played host to a screening of Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth Rogen’s cancer-themed '50/50.' Thanks to the USA Film Festival, this event was made more special by the presence of Academy Award nominee Anna Kendrick. -
Interview with Lindsey Marie Shaw of 'The Howling Reborn''I chose to do a horror film because it was a terrific opportunity offered to me with the potential for new growth, not only as an actor, but as a person as well.'Also published on: -
'Steamboat Willie' - Interview with Disney Restoration and Preservation Team'We did a pristine restoration on ['Steamboat Willie']. We took the flicker out, we took the weave of the film out, and we cleaned it up. It was perfect looking and we all sat there and said, 'This doesn't really look right,' from an artistic standpoint.' -
Hit Anime Series 'Star Blazers' Goes Live Action in New Movie1980s anime hit 'Star Blazers' has been adapted into a live-action movie titled 'Space Battleship Yamato.' This news brought up another question. What other anime television shows would be great to see on the big-screen in a live action version? -
Archie Writer Alex Segura Talks 'Archie Meets KISS' Comic Book'Its mystery, comedy, fun, music, and adventure all in one. A magic spell gone wrong brings the KISS gang to Riverdale. Can the Archies and the rock legends join forces to stop a gang of monsters from turning Riverdale residents into brainless zombies?' -
Archie Artist Dan Parent Talks 'Archie Meets KISS' Comic Book'The only real challenge is keeping the characters true to their essence, then merging that with the classic Archie feel. It's a little tricky at first, but once I got rolling it became easier.' -
Static Shock #1 Comic Book ReviewThe story of Static Shock #1 starts out with a bang and never lets up. Writers McDaniel and John Rozum (Xombi) work well together in 23 pages to establish a solid plot and introduce all the characters quickly and concisely. -
Detective Comics #1 Comic Book ReviewI really didn't know what to expect when opening Detective Comics #1. I felt like I was about to give up all the years of my life I had invested in the Caped Crusader I had come to know and love through the original run of Detective Comics and Batman. -
A Simple Movie and Comic Book Critic Reflects on 9/11What are the right words were searching for? I don't know any more than a lot of people do. I do know that on September 11, 2001 I realized that there were a whole lot more good and God-fearing people left in this country than I thought there were. -
'Carre Blanc' Evokes Feelings of 'THX-1138' and '1984'Films that portray a bleak dystopian view of the world of the future aren't hard to come by. I very rarely see a film that portrays our future as a society in a pleasant light. -
George Romero Returns with 'Deadtime Stories Volume 2'George A. Romero is best known for his 'Night of the Living Dead' series of films. He's the godfather of zombie movies for lack of a better way of putting it. Romero also seems to have a place in his heart for anthology films. -
Stephen King's 'Ten O'clock People' Being Adapted into a MovieStephen King has written so many short stories and novels. Like Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, and even H.G. Wells, it's safe to say that long after Mr. King has shuffled off this mortal coil his legacy will live on through the medium of cinema. -
Producer Bekmambetov's Road to 'Apollo 18'Russian director/producer/writer Timur Bekmambetov's latest offering, 'Apollo 18,' is hitting theaters this weekend. Bekmambetov hit the U.S. hard with 2006's 'Night Watch' and never looked back. -
'Apollo 18' Takes Audiences on a Fun Ride, Leaves Critics GroundedApparently, frightening alien fun wasn't on the minds of audiences this Labor Day Weekend. Although most would say 'Apollo 18' barely even lifted off at the box office, it would be untrue. How did critics and moviegoers react to the movie? -
'Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur' Blu-ray/DVD Movie ReviewEveryones favorite crime-solving Great Dane is back in a brand new adventure entitled 'Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur.' This straight-to-DVD animated feature actually adds a bit of a twist to the standard formula we've come to expect. -
Movies that Explore the Dark Side of the MoonThe upcoming film 'Apollo 18' is the newest film to explore the idea that there is much more on the Moon than what NASA and the government allowed us to know about. -
You're Going to Need a Bigger Boat: Four Films You Need to See About SharksWith 'Shark Night' being released in theaters, talk about other films with these creatures has been rampant. Let's act as if 'Jaws' was never made and explore other movies people excited for 'Shark Night' can enjoy before and after they see the film. -
'Hanna' Blu-ray/DVD Movie ReviewHollywood seems to have female revenge films on the mind these days. 'Colombiana' just came out in theaters. There was the remake of 'I Spit on Your Grave' not too long ago. Now we have 'Hanna' hitting DVD and Blu-ray today. -
Justice League #1 Comic Book ReviewI was very hesitant upon hearing of DC's plans to re-launch their whole line of super hero comics. My first thought was, 'There goes 70 plus years of history right down the drain.' How can you re-start something after all the history that was built up? -
UK Slasher 'Demons Never Die' Shows PromiseAmerican slasher films are a dime a dozen. The UK is now adding their spin to the genre with "Demons Never Die." -
Movie Adaptation of Wii Game 'Zombie Massacre' ComingGerman director Uwe Boll has a reputation for making some of the worst films ever released in the last couple of decades. Some would argue in the history of cinema. -
'InSight' Provides Clever Spins on Familiar Thriller TerritoryVery rarely do I see a movie that completely surprises me. That rare film that you think you have figured out before the title credits role but when it's over you're left going, 'Wow, that didn't happen the way I thought it would.'Also published on: -
Movies that Warn - Don't Go into the Basement'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark' has moviegoers absolutely terrified to go down into their basements. Some of you might be trying to locate some other fun movies that deal with unspeakable terrors below the first floor of your house. -
'Prom' Blu-ray/DVD Movie ReviewDisney's latest teen film is hitting DVD and Blu-ray today. 'Prom' didn' do too well at the box office, which isn't surprising since it was a bit of a straying outside of the safety boundaries for the Mouse House. -
'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark' is the Newest Example of Guillermo Del Toro's GeniusWhen the name Guillermo Del Toro is brought up in conversation, the first thing that comes to mind are images of dark fantasy, horror, and things that go bump in the night. He's become known for his fascination with all things gothic and horrific. -
Second Annual Filmmaker's Academy Film Festival ReviewThe second year of Filmmaker's Academy did what every new organization wants to do. It grew two times the size it was last year. That's a lot of homeschoolers wanting to learn how to make movies! -
Four Barbarian Movies to Satisfy Your Appetite for More 'Conan'The release of 'Conan the Barbarian' has fueled many peoples appetite for more sword and sorcery films. They provide an escape from life's everyday grind and take you to a mystical fantasy world far from the problems of this modern world. -
Robert Rodriguez's Faux Horror Trailer 'Blood in the Salsa' Fails at Promoting 'Spy Kids 4'We can't go online now without ads, trailers, and viral campaigns for movies bombarding us. The latest example of this overkill is a faux trailer made by Robert Rodriguez to push people to see his latest film, 'Spy Kids: All the Time in the World.' -
'Conan the Barbarian: The Mask of Acheron' Comic Broadens MovieYou've seen 'Conan the Barbarian' and you're hungry for more from the brutal warrior. Where can you find more of the legendary hero based in the movie universe? Look no further. -
'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark: Blackwood's Guide to Dangerous Fairies' Book ReviewHyperion Books has published an illustrated book that fans and viewers of Guillermo Del Toro's new film 'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark' are going to want to pick up. -
Ving Rhames in Familiar Territory with 'Zombie Apocalypse'The Asylum Entertainment is releasing what looks to be one of the worst excuses for a zombie film ever. The zombie make-up alone is an atrocity. -
'The Last Exorcism' Isn't the LastIt wasn't hard for the studio and everyone else involved to recoup their money for 'The Last Exorcism,' since it only cost $2 million to make. I don't know why I was shocked to hear that a sequel is in the works to last year's 'The Last Exorcism.' -
'Final Destination 5' Original Motion Picture Soundtrack ReviewIt's unfortunate that many times the score to horror films are passed over. It seems like they are dismissed as second-rate background noise. I don't think people give them the credit they deserve. -
Interview with 'Bellflower' Director/Writer/Actor Evan Glodell'We would get a little further along and no one would ever seem to be showing any interest. I started to think I was insane. It was just a challenge not to give up.' -
'Batman: The Brave and the Bold Season Two Part One' DVD ReviewWarner Bros has released the second season of its hit Cartoon Network show 'Batman: The Brave and the Bold' on DVD. The show is one of the more popular prime-time animated series and continues to thrill watchers as it enters its third and final season. -
Ghostly Encounters on 'The Road'There have been many legends of haunted roads and highways documented. Director Yam Laranas has been working on his latest project, 'The Road,' which appears to be addressing the subject of ghosts haunting our most widely used means of travel. -
Disaster Strikes Moscow in 'Metro'I love seeing another country's takes on different movie subjects that we take for granted here in the United States. Russia's 'Metro' uses an interesting catalyst that hasn't been explored when we venture into disaster film territory. -
Get Ready for an Adrenaline Fueled 'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance'It's time for the fanboy whining to begin. Nicolas Cage is all over the internet in the news now that the promotional machine for 'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' has been cranked up. -
Special Advance Screening of 'Contagion'ERS, Ink. is co-hosting a special advanced screening of 'Contagion' in 3D in Dallas, TX on Tuesday, September 6 at 7:30pm. -
'Chainsaw Massacre' Producer/Writer Kim Henkel Gives Us 'Boneboys'Whenever a crazed group that hunts humans is mentioned as part of the plot of a movie, it's hard not to make comparisons to 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre' and yell rip-off. In the case of 'Boneboys,' the filmmakers have every right to fly the flag of influence. -
'Mars Needs Moms' Blu-ray/DVD Movie ReviewI'm going to be honest. The first commercials I saw for 'Mars Needs Moms' made me cringe. I knew it was another stop-motion disaster waiting to happen. There was absolutely nothing that appealed to me about the film. -
Disney's 30th Anniversary Edition 2-Movie Collection of 'The Fox and the Hound' and 'The Fox and the Hound II' Blu-ray/DVD ReviewDisney sure knows how to roll out their classics. In honor of the 30th anniversary of the film, they have released a special 2-Movie Collection of 'The Fox and the Hound' and 'The Fox and the Hound II' on Blu-ray for the first time ever. -
Wolverine Moves to CanadaIt looks like it's time for Hugh Jackman to grow back the mutton chops and get those claws sharpened. The sequel to 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' will be going into production in Vancouver starting in November. -
Ridley Scott Will Direct 'Blade Runner' Follow-Up!Ridley Scott must be having a major bout of nostalgia or something. Alcon Entertainment announced Thursday that Scott will definitely be directing the follow-up to his groundbreaking science fiction film 'Blade Runner.' -
A Trip to 'The Dark Tower' Still PossibleFans who were mourning the premature death of Brian Grazer and Ron Howard's epic adaptation of 'The Dark Tower' need not give up all hope. It seems both producers intend to find a way to get the three movies and TV series made somehow. -
Will You Be Ready for '4:44 Last Day on Earth'?Imagine you have been told that the end of the world is coming tomorrow morning at 4:44 a.m. There are no ifs, ands, or buts. It is going to happen. How would you spend your last remaining hours? -
Van Damme Takes on Aliens in 'UFO'Action superstar Jean-Claude Van Damme is going to be a very busy man next year. He already will be kicking much booty in films like 'The Expendables 2' and 'Universal Soldier: A New Dimension.' Now he is going to help take on alien invaders in 'UFO.' -
STRIP: The Dallas Webcomic's Expo Event ReviewThis year's STRIP: The Dallas Webcomic's Expo really showed local artists that they were appreciated in their online crafts. -
'Fright Night' Remake is a Successful UpdateWhenever a remake of a beloved film is announced, there are always immediate screams that Hollywood is disrespecting the original or that they are going to tarnish its good name. -
Beckinsale Back to War with Lycans in 'Underworld: Awakenings'Things are moving alone just fine on the fourth installment of the 'Underworld' franchise. 'Underworld: Awakenings' continues the story that was started with 'Underworld' and the second installment, 'Underworld: Evolution.' -
'Creature' Looks to Marry Slasher and Sci-Fi Genres TogetherThere's an interesting creature feature coming out soon titled simply 'Creature.' Probably not the most original or smartest thing to call your monster movie, but that's what we've got to work with here. -
Could We See a Batman/Superman Team-Up Movie Soon?A 'source' over at Warner Bros. told website Think McFly Think that there are rumblings of a Batman/Superman (or Superman/Batman, depending on who you favor) film being considered again. -
'The Future' Looks Bright to Many MoviegoersIt takes a lot for an indie movie to catch my attention. Indie comedy/drama 'The Future' did through its description, stating it uses a touch of sci-fi fantasy to set it apart from the typical movies of this kind. -
New '[REC]' Sequels to Wrap Up the SeriesThe highly anticipated third and fourth sequels to the Spanish zombie/possession movie '[REC]' are both being worked on presently. -
Depp's 'The Lone Ranger' May Not Ride AgainIn a shocking move, Disney has halted production on what many would look at as a sure thing. The plug has been pulled on the Johnny Depp's 'The Lone Ranger.' The story is that production was shut down because of the budget.Also published on:- Yahoo! US News
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'Death Race 3' Speeding Your WayGenre fans keep watching them so Universal keeps giving them to us. It has been announced that 'Death Race 3' is charging our way at full-speed.Also published on: -
Summit Loses Director of 'Highlander' RebootMost of the time when people hear someone mention 'Highlander,' they immediately think about Adrian Paul and weird guys dressed in modern clothes still playing with swords. -
Meetings with Cameron and Schwarzenegger Fuel New 'Terminator' DirectorNow that Universal Pictures has won the rights to the 'Terminator' franchise in an auction, what do they plan on doing with it? Make a new movie of course. They have already made strides in that direction by hiring 'Fast Five' director Justin Lin. -
Eddie Murphy Voices 'Hong Kong Phooey'Eddie Murphy is an actor who seems to be trying to recapture his childhood. The actor has spent a good portion of his career in the last decade or so making movies aimed at families and children. There is nothing wrong with that at all. -
Wesley Snipes Talks 'Blade' from Behind BarsI can't imagine how the website IGN got an interview with Wesley Snipes from inside prison, but somehow they did. IGN talked to the imprisoned Snipes about what is going on with the 'Blade' franchise. -
'The Smurfs: A Magical Smurf Adventure' DVD ReviewIf you or your children are fans of The Smurfs, then you'll love 'The Smurfs: A Magical Smurf Adventure.' If you're looking for a good digital restoration as a collector of all things little and blue, I'm afraid you'll still be waiting. -
Gearing Up for More Vin Diesel as RiddickIt's been reported by Moviehole that casting director Anne McCarthy ('Pitch Black,' 'Chronicles of Riddick,' 'Insidious') has begun scouting for a few supporting roles to be featured in 'The Chronicles of Riddick: Dead Man Stalking.' -
Travel Down 'The Devil's Mile'Upon reading the press release for the upcoming horror film 'The Devil's Mile,' I became a little surprised that it actually sounded like something fresh. It did not sound like every other recycled idea in the horror genre that we read about every day. -
Animated 3D Horror Movie 'Gingerclown' is Coming for YouFilmmakers feel that movie audiences haven't been terrified by onscreen clowns enough. I guess there's always room for one more. -
'Game of Thrones' Actor Kit Harington Opens Up About 'Silent Hill: Revelation 3D'Website Bloody Disgusting had a chance to talk with 'Game of Thrones' actor Kit Harington about his role in the upcoming movie 'Silent Hill: Revelation 3D.' He stated his hope that the movie will appeal to fans of the horror genre and the video game. -
Military Glider Eerily Resembles Spacecraft from Original 'Planet of the Apes'Every once in a while real-life science runs a little too parallel with science fiction in the movies and television. There will be something released in the news that makes you shudder. Today is one of those days.Also published on:- Yahoo! US News
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Van Damme, Norris, Travolta Join 'The Expendables 2'I thought there was only one possible way that Sylvester Stallone's 'The Expendables' could have been any more of an homage to 1980s action movies. Then, upon further reflection, another high profile action star came to mind who got the shaft. -
'The Vault' Comic Being Brought to the Big Screen by Depp's Company'The Vault' comic book writer Sam Sarkar is finding out very quick that health benefits are not the only ones you get when working with Johnny Depp as an executive at the star's production company, Infinitum Nihil. -
Justin Timberlake Just 'In Time' for Sci-Fi ThrillerJustin Timberlake has been a supporting player or had to share the limelight with someone else for most of his short career in Hollywood. All that hard work has finally paid off as he steps into the lead role in the upcoming sci-fi thriller 'In Time.' -
Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas Film Events from August 8 - 14, 2011It seems to be another rather ho-hum week for special movie events in the Dallas/Fort Worth, TX-area. We have a couple Retro screenings, a children's screening to talk about, and that is about it. -
'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' Successfully Reboots FranchiseThere was a lot of skepticism around Rupert Wyatt's 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes.' Was it a reboot or a remake? Were the CGI apes going to work or look fake? I think the critics and moviegoers have voiced their opinions loud and clear. -
Analyzing the New Man of Steel's WardrobeRight after the shocking announcement that Laurence Fishburne would be changing the race of Daily Planet editor Perry White, Zack Snyder drops the ultimate teaser item. He has seen fit to give us the first image of Henry Cavill in the Superman outfit. -
First Pic of Anne Hathaway in Disappointing Catwoman CostumeWarner Bros has released a picture online from 'The Dark Knight Rises' of Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle/Catwoman. Can anybody say 'booooriiing?' -
Special Advance Screening of 'Final Destination 5' in 3DERS, Ink. is co-hosting a special advanced screening of 'Final Destination 5' in 3D in Dallas, TX on Wednesday, August 10 at 9:00pm. -
Coppola's 'Twixt' Gets Four Bloody PostersFrancis Ford Coppola's 'Twixt' looks like it is going to be quite the film. Four new posters for the horror thriller have been released. They are disturbingly eye-catching and demand your attention. -
Alternate Opening of 'Superman Returns' Unearthed, Posted OnlineA clip of an alternate opening sequence was posted online that reveals the beginning of 'Superman Returns' we saw wasn't the one originally planned for the film. Warner Bros. posted it as a way to get people talking about the box set again. -
'Battleship' Sinks Itself with First TrailerWhen it was announced a few months back that a movie was being made based on the popular game Battleship, I laughed aloud and said to myself, 'For real?' The idea just seemed ridiculous and, quite frankly, uninteresting. -
Watch the Teaser Trailer and Plan a Trip to 'Robotropolis'Boku Films ('The Host' and 'The Host 2') and former 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' writer Christopher Hatton have collaborated on the upcoming sci-fi thriller 'Robotropolis.' -
Spanish 'Los Infectados' Trailer Promises More Zombie MadnessIt seems like there's been a new zombie-themed film coming out every week recently. Now Spanish director Alejandro Alegre wants us to give his walking dead film 'Los Infectados' a chance.
