Though it remains consistently great television, there's no denying that The Walking Dead does have a tendency to fall into a very familiar pattern of going long stretches without anything particularly eventful happening. Of course, there's nothing wrong with character-focused drama (that is the basis of the show, after all), but when fans have been promised "all-out war" and all they're given is a short (though admittedly, exciting) skirmish in the season 7 finale, there were always going to be disappointments.
Fox's X-Men cinematic universe is really starting to come together now, and it's very exciting to watch. There are a whole host of projects in various stages of development, and this week, we got some substantial updates on two of them. First, we learned that the studio is busy casting three X-Force members, who are set to cameo in Deadpool 2. Following that, earlier today The Hollywood Reporter finally gave us some confirmation on a rumor that's been floating around for a while now.
It was only a few days ago that FX announced The Strain would be returning for its fourth, and final, season on July 16th. Now that the date is out in the open, though, it's time for the marketing blitz to begin, and it all kicks off with this newly released promo, which is appropriately titled "Push." Though it doesn't give us much in the way of footage, the quick tease it does deliver should be enough to send chills down the spines of fans everywhere.
Earlier this week, Hellboy fans were taken by surprise when it was announced that The Descent director Neil Marshall would be getting behind the camera for a reboot of the property, with Stranger Things star David Harbour taking on the titular role. We say it was a surprise because after Guillermo del Toro officially put those Hellboy 3 rumors to bed, we assumed that the character was done with the silver screen. As it turns out, however, that couldn't be further from the truth and we will indeed be seeing him again.
We're now just 10 days away from the highly anticipated third season of David Lynch's bizarrely brilliant Twin Peaks, which last graced our TV screens over 20 years ago. So far, most of the teasers have been very vague, focusing on the atmospheric score and glimpses of of the titular town, but Showtime recently debuted some actual footage from the show, and now they've given us even more with this latest trailer.
Fox's X-Men cinematic universe is slowly but surely starting to come together. After learning that the studio is in the process of casting a few X-Force members to cameo in Deadpool 2, The Hollywood Reporter now brings word that New Mutants has begun to recruit some talent to get in front of the camera.
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.
