By Filmmakers Phil Lord and Chris Miller have revealed that their sci-fi feature “Project Hail Mary,” currently topping the box-office, ran much longer than its current version at one point. While the film has been widely praised, one of the few common criticisms is that it runs long at around 156
CBS Cancels “Watson” & “DMV” Series
CBS has announced tonight that it has cancelled its shows “Watson” and “DMV,” the medical procedural ending after two seasons and the workplace comedy after a single season. Of the two, “Watson” was the more high-profile and an attempt to recapture the network’s success with “Elementary” – this time switching
New Line Sets A “Lights Out” Sequel
New Line Cinema & Atomic Monster has begun development of a sequel to the 2016 supernatural horror hit “Lights Out”. Rising writer Connor Osborn McIntyre will pen the screenplay for the feature, which has been stuck in development for years. Scripts by the original film’s writer Eric Heisserer & Chris
Zach Cregger Considering “The Flood” Again
Back in November, news broke that “Weapons” and “Barbarian” director Zach Cregger was no longer be in the running to direct the sci-fi horror feature “The Flood” at Netflix. At the time, it was indicated that Netflix tried to court Cregger to direct, but the two sides had reached an
Blazing Fists of underground tournament
A raw, hard-hitting fight drama Blazing Fists is stepping into the spotlight as legendary filmmaker Takashi Miike returns with a story that blends brutal action with emotional redemption. The film follows two troubled teens, Ikuto and Ryoma, who meet inside a juvenile detention center and form an unlikely bond. What
