By Back in 2015 came the news that “12 Years a Slave” writer/producer John Ridley was teaming with the ABC network for a Marvel TV series that would serve as a reinvention of an existing Marvel superhero property. All other details were under wraps so it was never clear what he
McFarlane Still Waiting To Read “Spawn” Script
“Spawn” creator Todd McFarlane has offered an update on how the long-gestating new film adaptation of his comic is going. The project has been at Blumhouse since 2017, the script having gone through multiple revisions and writers. McFarlane was long insistent on directing himself softened his stance on that front.
Willem Dafoe On “Nosferatu” vs. “Shadow”
The hiring of Willem Dafoe for Robert Eggers’ remake of F.W. Murnau’s 1922 silent vampire film “Nosferatu” immediately drew comparisons to the acclaimed 2000 indie film “Shadow of the Vampire”. That latter film was a darkly comedic fictional spin on the making of “Nosferatu” with Dafoe playing Max Schreck, the
Heard Thanks Fans For “Aquaman” Support
Actress Amber Heard has taken to Instagram to thank fans for coming out to support the DC Comics adaptation “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” which launched just before Christmas. The post reads: “After all this time, Aquaman 2 made its splash (sorry, it’s too easy) Thank you to all of
The Overlooked Evolution of Video Game Voice Acting
Despite a union with SAG-AFTRA and increasing attention paid to the very best voice acting performances in the industry (we see you, Neil Newbon, and damn, do we appreciate you), it’s still easy to take those performances for granted. It’s part and parcel of a medium that still struggles with
