Whilst filmmaker Shawn Levy can’t say much about the third “Deadpool” film, especially as the project has stalled only halfway through production and is in limbo until the strike ends, there is one thing he’s happy to clear up – the title. The film, which follows on from “Deadpool” and

Jeff Rowe, the screenwriter and director of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem,” says he’s currently focusing on a fresh take on the franchise’s most iconic villain Shredder for the upcoming sequel. Whatever they’ve roughly outlined, Paramount is happy with it as the film’s sequel was confirmed prior to the

HBO has responded to allegations that have arisen in a Rolling Stone article earlier today, allegations stemming from a wrongful termination dispute with ex-HBO executive assistant Sully Temori. The magazine says that according to text exchanges they reviewed, the network’s then-president of original programming Casey Bloys used what was dubbed

Legendary filmmaker Michael Mann is developing a U.S. adaptation of the South Korean crime thriller “Veteran”. Ryoo Seung-wan penned and directed the original which premiered in 2015 at Toronto and earned over $85 million at the South Korean box office – becoming one of the highest grossing domestic releases ever.