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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Stephen King And Joe Hill Novella Throttle To Hit The Big Screen
2017 has been a bumper year for Stephen King. A blockbuster adaptation of The Dark Tower is due to hit cinemas this summer (though now slightly later), Andres Muschietti's take on It is coming in September and J.J. Abrams is set to launch a Hulu series called Castle Rock that creates a 'Stephen King universe.' Now. you can add another to the pile with Throttle, which has just been optioned by Emilie Gladstone and his A Bigger Board Productions.
David James David James Mar 31, 2017
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Charlie Hunnam’s King Arthur To Be “A Little Bit Of A Motherfucker”
With just over a month to go until Guy Ritchie's King Arthur: Legend of the Sword opens, Warner Bros. have released a new banner and extended TV spot for the bold retake on Arthurian legend. The spot gives us a quick overview of Ritchie's energetic style, which aims to inject a bit of dynamism and life into a story that can feel a bit overly familiar. It's also probably the only King Arthur trailer to be soundtracked to Led Zeppelin.
David James David James Mar 31, 2017
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Pearl Mackie To Play First Openly Gay Doctor Who Companion
Fans are eagerly awaiting Peter Capaldi's last series as the Doctor, which premieres on April 15th. One notable factor for the 53-year-old show is new companion Bill, played by Pearl Mackie. In a recent interview with the BBC, the actress confirmed that her character is to be the first openly gay Doctor Who companion, casually dropping, "Yeah, Bill's gay. It shouldn't be a big deal in the 21st century. It's about time isn't it?" into the interview.
David James David James Mar 31, 2017
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Ghost In The Shell Rakes In $1.8M On Thursday, But Is Unable To Slay Disney’s Beast
Touted as the first in a potential incoming wave of blockbuster anime adaptations, studio number-crunchers are paying very close attention to the box office performance of Ghost in the Shell. After all, it seems that everyone's itching to find some new IP to exploit, with Akira apparently finally moving into production (I'll believe it when I see it), Alita: Battle Angel entering post-production, and rumors of a Neon Genesis Evangelion revival being bandied around the industry. Of course, those plans could all be on hold if Paramounts' Scarlett Johansson-starring cyberpunk action movie proves a flop.
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Liam Neeson To Follow In Bogart’s Footsteps And Play Philip Marlowe
Liam Neeson has confirmed that he's attached to star in Marlowe, an in-development gumshoe drama based on the novel The Black-Eyed Blonde. William Monahan (The Departed) is adapting the book, with the project under the auspices of production company Nickel City Pictures and Gary Levinson. Neeson will be playing iconic detective Philip Marlowe, who was a fixture on cinema screens between 1942 and 1978 and was most famously played by Humphrey Bogart in The Big Sleep (though I'm a fan of Elliot Gould's interpretation in 1973's The Long Goodbye).
David James David James Mar 31, 2017
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The Discovery Review
If the existence of an afterlife were scientifically proven beyond doubt, would you commit suicide to get there? This is the question facing the world in The Discovery, where Robert Redford's Dr. Thomas Harber has discovered concrete proof of consciousness leaving the mind upon death. Upon publicizing this revelation, the mass suicides begin. After all, if you've got problems, why try to solve them when you can take the plunge and start afresh in the next world?
David James David James Mar 31, 2017
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Mine Review
The situation at the heart of Mine - what to do if you're stuck standing on a live landmine - is fascinating to imagine. But sadly, the film eventually devolves into cliched flashbacks and quickly loses momentum.
David James David James Mar 30, 2017
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Can Daniel Radcliffe Survive The Jungle?
Daniel Radcliffe has become an increasingly popular figure in indie cinema, his Harry Potter cachet allowing directors to secure funding for their weirdest pet projects. How else to explain last year's excellent Swiss Army Man, in which his reanimated corpse farted its way through a movie that baffled and amused those brave enough to stump up for a ticket?
David James David James Mar 28, 2017
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Could Life Continue? Screenwriter Rhett Reese Has Sequel Ideas
After a tepid critical reaction (see our review here) and a mediocre opening weekend, don't count on Life getting a sequel anytime soon. In some ways, the film's mild failure is a shame - it's increasingly rare to see original ideas getting the blockbuster treatment, yet perhaps Life's janky mashup of The Thing and Alien isn't that original anyway. Regardless, screenwriters Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese have been discussing their ideas for a second outing.
David James David James Mar 28, 2017
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Colossal Director Reveals His Dream Project: An Alien Sequel
Director Nacho Vigalondo's Colossal is as eagerly anticipated as it is bonkers, telling the tale of a heartbroken young woman who returns to her home town to discover she's inadvertently controlling a gigantic kaiju monster that's busy destroying Seoul. This kind of thing is par for the course for Vigalondo, who's previously put out the trippy mystery Timecrimes and suspense-thriller Open Windows. His is a star on the ascent, then, but what would be his dream project? Why, an Alien sequel, of course!
David James David James Mar 28, 2017
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