By DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has cleared up reports about the “Clayface” film, specifically in regards to Mike Flanagan’s script, which got the project going in the first place. Flanagan penned the film, which is said to be heavily inspired by the “Batman: The Animated Series” two-part episode ‘Feat of
Shankar Plans A “Duke Nukem” Adaptation
Following his critically well-received animated series adaptations of the “Castlevania” and “Devil May Cry” franchises, producer/showrunner Adi Shankar has another game franchise in his sites to adapt for the screen. IGN reprots that Shankar has acquired the screen rights from Gearbox Software to the “Duke Nukem” franchise. Participating in an
Russell Crowe Joins Cavill In “Highlander”
Having played father and son in “Man of Steel,” actors Russell Crowe and Henry Cavill are set to re-team for the upcoming “Highlander” reboot at Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists. Cavill has long been attached to the project, and now Oscar winner Crowe will join him in a role
Bernthal’s Punisher Joins New “Spider-Man”
Jon Bernthal is set to re-team for a third time with actor Tom Holland, this time reprising his famed Frank Castle/The Punisher role in “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” for Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios. Nothing is really known about the plot of the new film, aside from speculation tied to
JAWS @50 – The Timeline
Well. Here we are. A movie that I would openly declare as one of the greatest movies of all time is 50 years old. Jaws was released on June 20th, 1975, and it changed cinema forever. Not only did it make cinema audiences scream and jump out of their seats,