One of the great things about running a cross-genre site is being able to report about little gems like this.
Strippers Vs. Zombies is a odd-looking UK exploitation horror-comedy movie starring ex-Spandau Ballet ’80s pop icon (and former Eastenders cast member), Martin Kemp as well as Freddy Krueger himself, Robert Englund. Continue reading Strippers vs. Werewolves UK Trailer
The guys over at Ain’t It Cool News are reporting that Sir Ridley Scott is going to be directing a Blade Runner sequel.
I’m not sure what is up with acclaimed British director Ridley Scott and his recent desire to return to his old material. Sir Ridley is currently working on Prometheus, which marks his return to the Alien franchise that he created back in 1979. Continue reading Blade Runner sequel from original director Ridley Scott
I loved the American Pie films, the real ones, not those direct-to-video spin-offs with Stifler’s brother.
This sequel, featuring the original cast all grown up, looks like it’s going to be a lot of fun.
Check out the trailer below. Continue reading New American Reunion trailer!
I love seeing what folks can do with gaming franchises. Nine times out of ten a fan made film will beat anything that Hollywierd will come up with.
I just came across bit of Beatles movie related news on Aint it Cool News. The man who gave us Goodfellas, Casino etc., Martin Scorsese is bring us a George Harrison documentry.
Apart from the Clone Wars animated series, everything that Lucasfilm has been involved in for the past twenty-five-odd years has been a bit…tainted. Sure, Indiana Jones 4 wasn’t half bad, but generally the folks didn’t care for it much. Then there’s the Star Wars prequels.
It seems that George Lucas has pulled his figure out by executive producing the WWII movie, Red Tails (i.e. he signed the cheque). The film’s director is Anthony Hemingway whose TV work you would have seen on vampire drama True Blood and the Battlestar Galactica reboot.
Continue reading Lucas takes to the skies again with Red Tails
Disney gets our asses to Mars, bringing Edgar Rice Burroughs’ John Carter to the silver screen.
I’ll admit to only knowing about John Carter though the 1970s Marvel Comics series- John Carter, Warlord of Mars.
The John Carter’s story is relayed via Burroughs himself as he investigates the life of his “Uncle John”. Carter is a Confederate soldier in the American Civil War that finds himself transported to a populated Mars, not the barren wasteland that NASA has shown us.
Continue reading John Carter, Warlord of Mars gets the Disney treatment
As Hollywood’s imagination vacuum shows no sign of abating, it’s time to dust of another former hit television franchise and give it another shot.