Author: Jacob Dressler

The Predator franchise is one that’s never lived up to its potential as a franchise – rehashed sequel has followed after rehashed sequel, and yet, the original promised so much more thanks to its brilliant direction. And, now, Shane Black, who has been developing a new sequel that promises to properly continue the original story, has let out that he intends to expand on some of the concepts from the original. It’s not to ‘improve,’ it’s make it fun, make it different, make it organically different. So what’s the extension of it that makes sense, that’s exciting? There have been…

Christa Campbell, one of the people in charge of Campbell Grobman Films, the production company behind the upcoming “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” prequel “Leatherface”, shared a new image from the film. Ok here’s a little taste for all the fans ?? #leatherface #texaschainsawmassacre #campbellgrobmanfilms #lionsgate #horror #letsdothis A photo posted by Christa Campbell (@xta777) on May 1, 2016 at 11:19pm PDT Featuring Jessica Madsen, the picture depicts her character who’s said to escape alongside Leatherface and several other maniacs, sitting in an old BBQ restaurant. The picture definitely gives off an early 1970’s, late 1960’s vibe and eerily fits…

According to AFP, Fox’s new Predator reboot ‘The Predator’ is prepping to start shooting in October, making sure it’s ready by its March 2018 release date. Director Shane Black, who played Hawkins in the original Predator, had this to say to Agence France-Presse (via AVP Galaxy) about the new film and how much bigger it’ll be than the last few: “To the best of my knowledge, the train is rolling. It took some convincing because they’ve been putting out these movies all along with a $50-60 million budget, and they all had a guaranteed return. But there was never the sense…

Through Instagram, original Spider-Man star Tobey Maguire has given the torch and seal of approval to new actor Tom Holland. Check out the video below: Haha seriously, who made this? @tomholland2013 good job! You are great as Spider-Man. Keep it up! A video posted by mrtobeymaguire (@mrtobeymaguire) on May 3, 2016 at 12:42am PDT Holland, who just played the character in Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War, gave fans all over a look at the most comic-accurate portrayal yet for the webslinger. You can see Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War, now playing everywhere. What do you think of…

Many have been demanding a solo film for Black Widow ever since her inclusion in The Avengers, and now in an interview Marvel CEO Kevin Feige revealed to Deadline that it may finally be happening. When asked about what types of characters could be getting a solo outing, he had this to say: “We’ve announced the next nine movies, ten counting Civil War, through the end of 2019. Where we go beyond that are ongoing discussions that we’ll focus on in the next few years because we have a lot to do before then. Of the characters that you’ve just…

There’s a lot of popular horror franchises out there, and many that started in the 1980’s are just about anything but dead. But Puppet Master? It’s still alive and well, even though it’s just about faded into obscurity. A new announcement, coming just shortly before filming was supposed to commence on Puppet Master: Axis Termination (the eleventh, or twelfth film in the series depending on whether or not you count Puppet Master vs Demonic Toys), indicates that a bigger budgeted reboot is in the works. And from the team behind Bone Tomahawk, no less. Titled Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich,…

The internet has a way of dealing with things – backlash and complaining without any thought or reason. And, naturally, that’s what happened with X-Men: Apocalypse’s marketing campaign regarding the various reveals of the villain Apocalypse. The first reveal, an image of Oscar Isaac portraying Apocalypse in normal makeup with no additional post production effects, was met with extreme negativity. “Too purple,” people said. “Looks like a Power Rangers villain,” they said. Next up people were displeased with Isaac’s supposedly normal voice in the first teaser – a result of, again, incomplete post production work. Director Bryan Singer had this…

Simon Kinberg released a picture last year with himself next to X-Men: Apocalypse stars James McAvoy and Jean Grey Sophie Turner. Haters gonna hate. @taylorswift13 #jamesmcavoy @SophieT pic.twitter.com/f8nwXPETSH — Simon Kinberg (@Kinberg) July 8, 2015 Also included was Taylor Swift, which struck the Internet in such a way that rumors began to spread about her having a cameo appearance in the upcoming film. Kinberg came out and denied these rumors, however Turner decided to mix things up even further. The actress posted a picture of her with Tye Sheridan’s Cyclops in a record store. And in said picture Cyclops happens…

The first official still for Alien: Covenant, Ridley Scott’s sequel to Prometheus, has been released. Although not much, the picture still has a lot to say. The image depicts a patch with “Weyland-Yutani” beneath a symbol that resembles quite a bit of the Egyptian-style Weyland-Yutani logo from the original Alien. To go along with this Egyptian theme, as well as the title “Covenant”, the patch seems to depict a sort of “Ark of the Covenant”. This fits in with the plot of both Alien and Prometheus, concerning explorers of deep space who interact with things they shouldn’t. The synopsis of…

Today is Alien Day, a special time for both fans of the franchise and those involved with it – and Neill Blomkamp, director of the planned Alien 5, had no better way to celebrate than by releasing unseen concept art you can see below: Alien day A photo posted by Brownsnout (@neillblomkamp) on Apr 25, 2016 at 7:28pm PDT That’s right – the art depicts a grown up Newt, the sole survivor of the colonists on LV-426 and one of three survivors (not including an android) from the end of Aliens. Originally killed in Alien 3, this film is planned…