By Jason Reitman’s previously untitled Saturday Night Live project now has a title. It will now be called simply Saturday Night. It has also set a release date of October 11th to hit cinemas. This is the date it was first broadcast in 1975, hosted on the night by George Carlin.
‘Superman’: David Corenswet Celebrates End Of Production With Sweet Social Media Post
And that’s a wrap on Superman! David Corenswet celebrates filming wrapping on his upcoming DC Universe outing with a well-deserved treat. Superman has had one of the most interesting production cycles of any DC Universe film to date. It’s been filled with exciting set leaks, heartbreaking tragedies, and a metric
The Angel Episode Rejected For Being “Too Grim”
Like their titular characters, Angel was Buffy’s older counterpart (not quite 241 years older, but definitely no longer at high school). The spin-off, which turns 25 this year, took its parent show’s supernatural lore out of a school setting and into the big, bad city. While bright, cheery Sunnydale provided an ironic contrast
Futurama Returns With Loads Of Laughs And Timely Humor
The crew from the Planet Express service is back as Futurama returns on Hulu. The next set of ten episodes arrives on July 29th and I was able to preview six episodes from the coming season and my wife attended their packed panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The new shows
Bruce Campbell Is Writing the Parts He Always Wanted, and They’re Not Ash
On the set of his next movie, actor, filmmaker, and pop culture legend Bruce Campbell is in the midst of an epiphany. It’s the first week of his latest directorial feature, and his first dealing with a subject matter as elegiac as that of a widower fulfilling the final wishes