The sequel to this year's biggest super(anti)hero movie is currently in the scripting stages. Deadpool 2 was greenlit faster than you can say "chimichangas!" with original scribes Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick bashing out drafts, ready for returning director Tim Miller and star Ryan Reynolds. All of the elements which made the first flick so. much. fun are in place, leaving the matter of newcomers up in the air.
Cast your minds back. All the way back to yesterday. Suicide Squad's Jai Courtney revealed in an interview with Empire Magazine that he, like co-star Jared Leto, engaged in some unorthodox preparations for his role. He wasn't alone in trying to match Leto's craziness; director David Ayer apparently made the cast hit each other and amateur skin artist Margot Robbie gave the cast and crew tattoos.
Fox is prepping audiences to go under the knife - rather brutally, as it were - with a brief 30-second teaser for Scream Queens season 2. The brief promo shows off the trio of leads, Emma Roberts, Abigail Breslin and Billie Lourd, confident and dressed to the nines as they saunter down a hallway. It's a revealing teaser for the simple reason that The Chanels were last seen carted off to a psychiatric hospital. Why are they looking too cool for school and not decked out in prison orange?
Step aside, Jared Leto. No-one's impressed that you sent used condoms and anal beads to your fellow Suicide Squad cast members all in the name of method acting. Sure, that's one way to attract attention for your new, KER-AZY take on The Joker, but Jai Courtney's potentially got you beat.
With just under a year until the latest in Michael Bay's billion-dollar franchise hits cinema screens, you'd be forgiven for thinking that we know little about the movie. But, seeing as Bay rarely lets the sun go down without posting a new 'first look' pic, or a shakily-filmed piece of footage, we actually know a fair bit about Transformers: The Last Knight. Through his social media accounts we've learned about the latest Decepticon joining the battle and a three-headed beastie that's potentially one of Megatron's minions.
Every time Marvel Studios rolls out its next phase announcements, the speculation begins. Which actor might suit up to play the first-ever version of a beloved comic book character onscreen? Will we get a first look at them in the next Marvel post-credits scene? And, of course, there's the matter of who will sit behind the camera to bring it all together. If that latter example is what really intrigues you, then you might be interested to learn of a certain horror auteur who nearly lensed a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
Stranger Things unexpectedly blew everyone away when it debuted last week on Netflix. We dug it. Critics dug it. Stephen King dug it. No wonder the horror auteur supreme enjoyed the series; it pays homage to plenty of his works, along with several other iconic genre creators. While its brief eight-episode run wrapped up things (for the most part), there's always the question of more: will we be getting Stranger Things season 2?
The Russos have a knack for taking superb, well-loved comic book series' and transforming them into equally successful big screen adaptations. Now the sibling duo are turning their attentions to the small screen, as Deadline reports that they're currently developing a TV series based on Deadly Class.
Jurassic World put Universal way ahead of every other studio last summer, trouncing previous domestic box office records and amassing a huge $1.7 billion worldwide gross. While its overwhelming success came as a surprise, the fact that a sequel was greenlit shortly thereafter did not. The wheels were set in motion for Jurassic World 2 one year ago, but it was only this January that executive producers Steven Spielberg and Colin Trevorrow installed Juan Antonio Bayona at the helm.
You'd be hard pushed to find a superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe without a bulging set of muscles below the surface of their tight lycra outfit. Besides the opening sequences of The First Avenger, that is. Chris Hemsworth's Norse god is the biggest gymrat of the lot, but he could fave some serious competition for his character's trilogy-closer Thor: Ragnarok.
