Green Lantern Hector Hammond Character Poster
Here’s an awesome new poster featuring Peter Sarsgaard as Hector Hammond from the upcoming film “The Green Lantern” by director Martin Campbell (Edge of Darkness, Casino Royale, 36) stars Blake…
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides Extended Clip
Disney just released this extended clip from the upcoming film “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides” coming to theaters May 20, 2011. “Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides”…
Interview: Talking About The Creation Of 'TrollHunter' With Andre Ovredal
When you think of a fake documentary (or mockumentary) on people who are hunting for some sort of supernatural creature, the last thing you’d imagine it would be is trolls.…
Sherlock production is underway!
It is finally official! The pre-production for the next season of BBC’s hit show “Sherlock” is finally happening! The evidence stems from some tweets co-writer and co-creator Mark Gatiss wrote…
Video: Michael Sheen Sheds More Light on Breaking Dawn
Michael Sheen talks about his role in the upcoming blockbuster film “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1” aka Breaking Dawn by director Bill Condon stars Robert Pattinson (Bel…
News From Cannes: Leonardo DiCaprio's 'Wolf of Wall Street' Gets Picked Up!
The Cannes Film Festival is now in full swing after opening today! And with news pouring out from thousands of media outlets already, the latest buzz surrounds Shutter Island star…
Fight for Iranian women, gay and lesbian community through the film Circumstance
The film “Circumstance” was a Sundance Audience Award winner this year, and for good reason. The debut film from writer-director Maryam Keshavarz not only shows the rarely-seen world of modern…
The Weinstein Company acquires Asian film noir Dragon
The Weinstein Company has announced today that they have acquired from WE Distribution the world rights to the Asian martial-arts film noir epic “Dragon (Wu Xia)”. International superstars Donnie Yen,…
Spencer Susser Talks About Hesher
A lot of first-time filmmakers play it safe, or trade in cutesy, emo-stamped, indie-friendly cliches, seeking to woo audiences (and critics) with witty and slightly canted takes on extraordinarily familiar…