Day of the Doctor director Nick Hurran will be helming Syfy’s new six hour miniseries written by Life on Mars’ Matthew Graham based on Arthur C. Clarke’s classic SF novel Childhood’s End. […]
Gothic thriller Hemlock Grove will be returning to Netflix for a final season, it has been confirmed. The series, developed by Hostel’s Eli Roth from Brian McGreevy’s novel, recently premiered its second year, showrun by Charles H. Eglee, who will also helm the third batch of episodes. “We are so grateful to the fans of Hemlock Grove who have championed […]
The studios clearly don’t think we can get enough of the Underworld franchise – Lakeshore Entertainment are rebooting the movies a mere two years after the most recent instalment. The […]
Rila Fukushima, rather than Devon Aoki, will be playing Tatsu Yamashiro, aka Katana, in the new season of Arrow. Aoki had to drop out of the series due to scheduling conflicts, […]
Although Breaking Bad and Modern Family were undeniably the victors at the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, held on August 25th, both Sherlock and American Horror Story had notable successes in the category for which both were nominated. Sherlock added three more Emmys to the four it won at the Creative awards last week with Benedict Cumberbatch winning Outstanding Lead Actor in a […]
Canadian fantasy series Lost Girl will come to an end with its fifth season, cable channel Showcase announced today. The first eight episodes of the season will begin on December 7th in Canada. “The massive popularity of Lost Girl is a testament to the inventive and hard-working team at Prodigy Pictures, the magnetic and talented cast and the most devoted and […]
Lifetime are providing an alternate take on Damien Thorn’s future as the Anti-Christ in Damien, a new series from The Walking Dead’s Glen Mazzara. Although the third film in the […]
Multiple award-winning actor and director Richard Attenborough has died, five days short of his 91st birthday. Attenborough, who was made a Life Peer in 1993, was born in 1923, and […]
According to a report at Deadline, NBC are no longer moving ahead with their plans for their Wizard of Oz update, Emerald City. Although ten episodes of the series had […]
Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes creators Matthew Graham and Ashley Pharaoh have received the green light for their new supernatural drama, The Living and the Dead. Co-produced by BBC Wales and BBC America in association with Monastic Productions for BBC One, the six-episode drama series takes place in Somerset, England in 1888 and explores a land and a community on […]
Over a dozen years after the feature film starring Tom Cruise, Minority Report is to become a TV series, courtesy of Amblin Television. Dick’s short story, The Minority Report, was published […]
FX’s vampire series The Strain will be returning next year for another batch of 13 episodes, it has been confirmed. “We’ve never had any doubts about The Strain,” said FX […]
Jamie’s awa’ in his time machine again: Frazer Hines, who played Jamie McCrimmon on Doctor Who in the 1960s (pictured with Patrick Troughton as the Doctor), is set to guest star on Outlander, the Starz series inspired in part by the character he played. There were rumours last week that Hines had been spotted being fitted for a costume, but […]
The 1997 movie The Devil’s Advocate – which saw Al Pacino playing the head of a law firm who turns out to be the Devil himself – is heading for […]
The official list of titles, authors and directors for Doctor Who series 8 has been released by the BBC, with a few surprises in the credits. Presumably because of the need to provide continuity on the new Doctor’s characterisation, head writer Steven Moffat is credited or co-credited with all bar one of the first half dozen episodes. It is worth […]
The 2014 Hugo Awards were presented at the 72nd World Science Fiction Convention held in London on August 17th (winners in bold) Best Novel Ancillary Justice, Ann Leckie (Orbit US/Orbit […]
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