Whedon's The Cabin in the Woods finally gets release date
After its release was delayed following the MGM bankruptcy saga, The Cabin in the Woods – described by co-writer Joss Whedon as “the horror movie to end all horror movies” – […]
Christopher Eccleston explains Doctor Who departure
According to a posting at the Bad Wilf podcast site, Christopher Eccleston, who played the Ninth Doctor when Doctor Who returned to BBC One in 2005, has given the reasons […]
Interview with the Vampire retold
Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire is getting a makeover for a new graphic novel version. The story will be told from the perspective of Claudia, a 12 year old […]
Outcast Liam Cunningham joins Game of Thrones
Outcasts and Camelot star Liam Cunningham has signed up for the second season of HBO’s epic fantasy series Game of Thrones. Cunningham, who played President Tate on the short-lived BBC […]
1984 meets Terminator in 2084
Former X-Files writer/producers Howard Gordon and James Wong have teamed up to create 2084, a new science fiction saga being developed simultaneously as a movie and a young adult book […]
Captain America director for Boba Fett movie?
Captain America: The First Avenger director Joe Johnston has said that he wants to make a movie about Star Wars bounty hunter Boba Fett — and that he is in […]
Universal refuses to scale King's Dark Tower
Universal Studios has declined the opportunity to finance the ambitious adaptation of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower septet of novels. The project would have encompassed a trilogy of movies and […]
Glee team's American Horror Story
Deadline.com has confirmed that FX has ordered a full 13 episodes of new psychosexual thriller, American Horror Story, for an October premiere. The series, which has been in development for […]
Watch the Thing prequel trailer!
Universal Pictures has released the trailer for their new version of The Thing, which acts as a prequel to John Carpenter’s classic horror movie of the same name. Directed by […]
Death stalks Haven's second series
According to star Emily Rose, the second season of Syfy’s Haven will see characters “dying left and right.” The show, loosely based on Stephen King’s novella The Colorado Kid, is […]
DiCaprio to produce Akira movie
Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way company is set to produce the long-awaited live action version of the Japanese manga Akira for Warner Bros. The most recent draft of the screenplay has […]
Game of Thrones dominates genre Emmy nominations
George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones has scored an incredible 13 nominations for the American Academy of Television Arts & Sciences 2011 Emmy Awards, with only two other drama series (Mad Men and Boardwalk Empire) receiving more nods. Game of Thrones is eligible for everything from Outstanding Drama and Best Supporting Actor for Peter Dinklage, to Outstanding Writing, Directing, Costuming, Casting, […]
Raimi and Campbell resurrect Evil Dead
Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell are teaming up for a new version of their cult horror hit The Evil Dead. The original film from 1981 launched both men’s careers, alongside […]
Teen Wolf renewed for second year
Tyler Posey will be howling his way through a second set of adventures, following MTV’s announcement that they have ordered 12 new episodes of Teen Wolf for broadcast in 2012. “We’re incredibly proud of this show,” MTV Programming Head David Janollari said. “Executive producer Jeff Davis has brought an exciting, cinematic story to life with a breakout young cast who our audience […]
Robert J. Sawyer's WWW trilogy coming to television
Multi-award winning Canadian author Robert J. Sawyer confirmed today (July 13) that an adaptation of his WWW trilogy is being developed for television. The trilogy, comprising Wake, Watch and Wonder, […]
Unlucky 13 for True Blood novel line
Charlaine Harris’s Southern Vampire Mysteries, the basis for the HBO series True Blood, is coming to an end with the 13th novel in the saga, the author has announced. Harris […]
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