It’s official. Sony is moving forward withVenom 2. Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, and Woody Harrelson are returning along with screenwriter Kelly Marcel, who was brought in at the last minute for rewrites on the first installment. This is huge news, but it isn’t exactly the biggest surprise either.Venomwas a box office monster and was still at number 38 as of this past weekend. Globally, the movie has earned $855.5 million to date, with China contributing $271....

Ever sinceproduction beganin early November on Legendary’s highly-anticipatedPacific Rim: Uprising, we’ve seen a handful of photos courtesy of starJohn Boyega. Today, we have a new image from directorSteven S. DeKnight, which teases someone (or something) doesn’t know how to follow instructions. This image hints at a massive security breach in the Pan Pacific Defense Corps. “restricted area.” DirectorSteven S. DeKnightposted the photo onInstagramlast night, showcasing a Restricted Area sign at one of the Pan Pacific Defense Corps' facilities....

DirectorJames Gunnhas never been shy when it comes to sharing fun tidbits from his movies with fans, and today he gave everyone a special sneak peek atGuardians of the Galaxy 2. The filmmaker share part of a live scoring session with composerTyler Bateson Facebook. This video was taken at Abbey Road, and is considered to be the first time a scoring session has ever been broadcast live. TheFacebookLive video is just over four minutes long, featuring one of the full songs from theGuardians 2score....

BeforeTwilightbecame all the rage, vampires in movies were seen as terrifying forces of darkness, from Bram Stoker’sDraculato Marvel Comics’Blade. Now, actor Mahershala Ali is gearing up to put his own spin on Marvel’s vampire anti-hero. In an interview forThe Tightrope, Ali teased that his Blade will be darker in tone than most other MCU superheroes, which is what drew him to the role in the first place. “I love that [Blade is] darker....

Youth is called the formative years for good reason, as little minds develop and soak in as much information as possible to prepare them for the nightmare that is adulthood. Media consumed as children can be a perilous journey. Yes, there are rating systems, but what kid is not attracted by the taboo of seeing something they shouldn’t or just getting caught up in the flicker of a screen displaying something unknown?...

A household name in the enduring, thrilling, and complex world of comic books,Stan Leewas responsible forcreating or co-creating over 300 Marvel characters. Many of the biggest names in Marvel were created by Stan Lee. The Fantastic Four, Spider-Man, Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, Ant-Man, Wasp, Daredevil, the X-Men, Black Panther, She-Hulk, the Scarlet Witch, the Silver Surfer, the Inhumans, and many more. Even characters like Spider-Woman, Ghost Rider, Luke Cage, and Vision had contributions from Stan Lee....

Five newJustice Leagueclips were released today and the first features our best look at Steppenwolf yet. The new clip that is over a minute long sees theJustice Leaguetaking onSteppenwolf(Ciaran Hinds), the general of Apokolips who leads the invasion of Earth in the highly anticipated movie. The cast is currently in the middle of their promotional tour for the movie and they have already hit spots such as China and London, all leading in the culminating world premiere event back in the United States....

After his surprise performance on this year’sSuper BowlHalftime show,Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s G-Unit Film & Television has optioned Christopher Priest’s comicXerøfor development as a live-action film with an eye on a franchise. AsDeadlinereported, G-Unit Film & Television will produce the upcoming adaptation alongside Erika Alexander and Ben Arnon for Color Farm, as well as Joseph Illidge, who serves as CEO of the production and publishing company, Illuminous. WhileXerøoriginated as a DC Comics property, rights to the series reverted to Priest in 2008, meaning that Warner Bros....

TheAlamo Drafthouseis the latest theater chain to close its doors temporarily in the U.S. due to the coronavirus outbreak. In recent days, the situation has increased in intensity as local governments, as well as the federal government, haven taken increasingly extreme precautions to slow the spread of the virus. With that, the Drafthouse, at least for now, will be shutting down all but one of its locations nationwide. https://player.vimeo.com/video/398086132 This comes after anabysmal weekend at the box office, coupled with a recommendation from the White House that people avoid gatherings of 10 or more people....

Alice Cooper: Hollywood pitchman? It’s clear the musician whose multiple hits includePoison, No More Mr. Nice GuyandWelcome to My Nightmare, didn’t miss his true calling. The musician’s indelible career landed him a net worth of $50 million. However, Cooper did have an interesting idea for a movie that he facetiously pitched to his good friend, Johnny Depp. Cooper recounted the story to The Times (perDeadline): “’I have a great idea. You and Amber do a remake of ‘The War of the Roses....

Since its television debut in 1966,Star Trekhas bloomed into a massive, multimedia franchise and has become a staple of the sci-fi genre. TV shows, video games, novels, comic books – you name it, andStar Trekhas done it. But one of its most successful branches over the years has been movies. The first film,Star Trek: The Motion Picture, wasreleased in 1979. Since then,Hollywood has pumped out an additional twelve moviesthat cover three different eras, characters, and timelines....

Warning: The following contains spoilers forSpider-Man: No Way Home. After being introduced to theMarvel Cinematic UniverseinCaptain America: Civil War, Tom Holland’s Spider-Man soon received his own trilogy of films. Now that audiences have seenSpider-Man: No Way Home, the world is beginning to transition to a new era of Spider-Man. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige reveals that a follow-upfilm is definitely in the workswith producer Amy Pascal and the rest at Sony....

In early August, I met up with my longtime friends Brian James O’Connell, Justin Ware, Neil W. Garguilo, David F. Park and Sean Cowhig, collectively known as the improv troupeDr. God, to discuss their fantastic workplace vampire comedyBloodsucking Bastards. I’ve known these guys for years, from hanging out at iO West in Hollywood, where they perform asDr. God, so I thought it would be great to get them all in one place to talk about their movie, which hits theaters in limited release and on VOD September 4 throughShout!...