It’s kind of funny to see a guy who has proudly worn the red, white and blue in the Olympics and professional wrestling, all of a sudden transform into a Russian fighting machine. But that’s exactly what Kurt Angle seamlessly did in the soon-to-be released film, Warrior. The current TNA World Heavyweight Champion has been toying with crossing over to MMA for the last few years as he’s had extensive talks with UFC president Dana White. “I don’t like the word toying, but you’re probably right,” he laughs. That said, Kurt candidly spoke about why he chose to stick with TNA; and if shooting Warrior reignited the flame for him…

Title: Warrior Directed By: Gavin O’Connor Starring: Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton, Nick Nolte, Jennifer Morrison, Kevin Dunn, Frank Grillo, Kurt Angle It’s tough for a sports movie to keep out of cliché territory. No matter what, if the main player pulls through and wins big, you can’t help but to mumble, “Yeah, right.” While Warrior isn’t devoid of that concept as it’s almost intrinsic to the genre, the piece achieves an exceptional degree of realism. Yes, The Fighter is the one that’s based on the true story, but between the two, Warrior not only feels more authentic, but it’s a slightly more enjoyable watch, too. After 14 years, Tommy Conlon…

Title: Dylan Dog: Dead of Night Directed By: Kevin Munroe Starring: Brandon Routh, Sam Huntington, Anita Briem, Peter Stormare, Taye Diggs, Kurt Angle, Brian Steele, Marco St. John, Kent Jude Bernard In a time where seemingly everyone has a thing for undead creatures, Dylan Dog: Dead of Night has everything going for it. It comes fully loaded with vampires, zombies and werewolves as well as a story blueprint courtesy of the beloved Italian comic. However, director Kevin Munroe seemingly throws all of his assets out the window to do I don’t know what, but it certainly has nothing to do with making us scared, laugh or even be entertained for…

ShockTillYouDrop.com just posted this exclusive first look at Brandon Routh on the set of Kevin Munroe’s adaptation of Tiziano Sclavi’s Italian horror comic, “Dead Of Night,” as the supernatural investigator Dylan Dog, the red shirt and black blazer-wearing hero of Sclavi’s “Dylan Dog”. Also in the cast are Sam Huntington, Taye Diggs, Anita Briem, Peter Stormare and Kurt Angle. You can check out the image below. First appearing in 1986, “Dylan Dog” follows the adventures of the red-and-black clad, perpetually-broke title character, a “nightmares detective” who tackles supernatural cases. Set in London, the comic is also known for its surrealist imagery and the Groucho Marx-esque sidekick of Groucho. “Dead Of…