Way back in 2014, before James Wan had even signed on as director, there was a rumor doing the rounds that the King of Atlantis would do battle against a lethal race of carnivorous creatures known as the Trench in the solo Aquaman adventure. We hadn't heard anything about these deep-sea devils since, but a new report now seems to have confirmed their involvement.
We're now two episodes into Starz and Bryan Fuller's small screen adaptation of Neil Gaiman's American Gods, and while the story is beginning to become a little clearer, those that haven't read the source material may still be feeling a little lost by the show's surreal nature and, at times, deliberately vague narrative. If you happen to be one of those people, this latest featurette offers some handy insight into the premise while also giving us a look at some new footage from this Sunday's third installment.
AMC's Fear The Walking Dead got off to a flying start start ratings wise when it first hit our screens two years ago, and the zombie survival drama has only increased in popularity ever since. Now, as we prepare for its sure to be intense season 3 premiere in just a few weeks' time, the network has debuted a batch of striking new behind the scenes promo stills for fans to feast on.
I think it's fair to say that we were all pretty shocked yesterday when news of a Hellboy reboot broke out. Don't get us wrong, we're definitely excited to see big Red back on the big screen, but after Guillermo del Toro announced that he wouldn't be making a third film in his series, as was previously rumored (read: hoped for), many fans figured that was it for the character. At least, as far as cinema goes.
On May 19, Ridley Scott will return to the world he first terrified moviegoers with in the original Alien back in 1979 when his Prometheus follow-up, Alien: Covenant, is unleashed into theatres. The reviews have been mostly positive thus far (if not overwhelmingly so), and the general consensus seems to be that the film works pretty well as both a Prometheus sequel and an Alien prequel. It's fitting, then, that this latest featurette examines Scott's role in bringing both to fruition.
It's no secret that 20th Century Fox is putting together one massive shared world for the X-Men and all related characters. That includes New Mutants, Deadpool, X-Force and whatever other properties the studio may be cooking up behind closed doors. In regards to those last two though, we know that they'll be tied together quite closely, as both the Merc with a Mouth and Cable will feature heavily in each film. And apparently, their appearance in the latter will be set up by a post-credits scene in Deadpool 2.
With Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 now in the rearview mirror, Marvel has begun to focus their efforts elsewhere. Namely, on Thor: Ragnarok. Though the film is still pretty far off - with a November 3rd release date locked in - it's a big project for the studio given that the first two Thor movies are often regarded as some of the MCU's weaker efforts. As such, there's a lot of pressure on Taika Waititi's threequel to turn things around for the God of Thunder and understandably, Marvel is doing everything in their power to make sure that the third time's the charm for the hero.
The Hollywood Reporter is telling us tonight that Hellboy is getting a reboot, with Stranger Things star David Harbour set to play the titular hero. Neither Guillermo del Toro or Ron Perlman - who brought the original two films to life - will be involved with this new take on the property, which is currently titled Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen. Instead, Neil Marshall (The Descent) is being eyed to direct with Andrew Cosby on scripting duties.
The eighth season of AMC's The Walking Dead recently commenced production in southern Georgia, and some of the cast members have begun to share images from the set to their social media accounts. Up until now, they've all been fairly innocuous little character teases, but the latest pic from series newcomer Daniel Newman may have just spoiled a pretty major plot point.
We recently got word that filming for the second season of Marvel and Netflix's Jessica Jones was underway in New York City, and now we have our first batch of images from the set. Nothing terribly exciting, but we do get a glimpse of returning stars Rachael Taylor as Trish Walker and Krysten Ritter as the "smartass detective" of the title, still rocking that leather jacket/blue jeans ensemble.
