By Charles Band, a prolific B-movie producing icon who has been making low-budget horror comedies for five decades like “Puppetmaster,” “Re-Animator” and “Ghoulies,” is behind the newly-announced low-budget comedy ” Barbenheimer”. The project is being sold at the American Film Market and follows Dr. Bambi J Barbenheimer, a brilliant scientist doll
Hughes: Studio Too ‘Scared’ To Make “Akira”
Many years have passed and many names have been linked to the long-gestating live-action “Akira” over the years. Hollywood has long attempted to adapt Katsuhiro Otomo’s famed six-book manga and 1988 anime film into a live-action feature with little success. Amongst the many names to have come and gone are
AMPTP Offers ‘Historic’ Package To SAG-AFTRA
Saturday’s meeting between SAG-AFTRA and the AMPTP, including a large group of studio CEOs, has reportedly ended with the actor’s union now looking over the awaited response. According to Deadline, the package from the studios is said to include the highest wage increase in forty years, along with a 100%
Guadagnino Has Exited The “Scarface” Reboot
Chalk another project now off “Call Me by Your Name” and “Bones and All” filmmaker Luca Guadagnino’s radar. Speaking with The Hindu, the 52-year-old Italian director has confirmed he is no longer involved in the latest attempt to remake “Scarface”. He tells the outlet rather plainly: “I am not working
Gareth Edwards Praises “Godzilla Minus One”
“The Creator” and “Rogue One” filmmaker Gareth Edwards, who also directed the 2014 English-language reboot of “Godzilla,” has offered high praise to the upcoming “Godzilla Minus One” film. The project marks Toho’s 33rd Japanese-language “Godzilla” title, and the second of the modern Reiwa era of the live-action franchise. The story
