We just can’t seem to keep this man off the radar lately. Back with another slab of news, it seems Mexican director Guillermo del Toro is open to directing the Disney ride adaption, Haunted Mansion - but the film is proving more difficult than first anticipated.
Alejandro González Iñárritu is one of those directors who, when they have a film out, the whole cinema-going world should stop what they are doing and take note. To put it simply, this is a man who knows his craft like the back of his hand and makes films that truly stand as testament to what filmmaking can be – art.
The funny thing about Doctor Who is people either love it or really can’t stand it - and being remarkably awkward, I seem to fall somewhere in between. Nevertheless, the latest full trailer for the upcoming series has got us all talking.
If, like me, you love all things Guillermo del Toro then the following article may go some way towards disappointing you – the Hellboy franchise, unfortunately, seems dead in the water.
If you were living under a rock or didn’t watch a whole lot of television in the first half of 2014, a little show called True Detective may have passed you by - but for the vast majority of film and television aficionados, the show was perhaps the best thing since Breaking Bad and a natural remedy to that cooling-off period after the AMC drama hung up its lab coat for good.
Is anybody alive out there? One ... two … three … four! Okay, so impressions don’t come across too well when you’re merely writing them out – but I’m really excited about this little piece of news. That was a Bruce Springsteen gimmick earlier if you hadn’t already guessed, and, speaking of which, we are happy to report that the Boss is making news with his latest music video for the song Hunter of Invisible Game.
News flash for all you horror lovers out there, Relativity has officially finalized a deal to finance yet another haunted house movie The Disappointments Room, starring Kate Beckinsale and directed by Disturbia helmer D.J. Caruso.
There must be something in the water down in Mexico, something that breeds incredible cinematic visionaries quite unmatched by their professional peers. Alongside filmmakers like Alfonso Cuarón and Alejandro González Iñárritu, Guillermo del Toro is one such talent – and it appears he has a lot on his plate.
Following his surprisingly fresh and entertaining racing drama, Rush, Ron Howard has given his ever-faithful fans the first glimpse of his follow-up effort, Heart of the Sea.
