Last week, the four leads from the amazingly funny Superbad hit town to promote the film. Andrew Sweeney [whose work in getting this recorded and prepared is phenomenal] and myself met with them on the Superbad Tour Bus at the Warped Tour in Atlanta. Those leads are: Jonah Hill, who plays Seth to vulgar perfection … Continue reading →
I’ve been keeping tabs on Robert Zemeckis’ Beowulf for some time, mostly because I love the amazing lineage of the story and the fact that no one has truly nailed it. Of course, when I found out it would be some odd hybrid of The Polar Express, Fire and Ice, and my night terrors I … Continue reading →
The cast list of Watchmen has been released, and you’ll be familiar with almost all of the names on it if you’ve been reading this site the last couple of weeks. You’d be familiar with one more of the names if I had been able to confirm a scoop I was sent last week, but … Continue reading →
Doing this the right way, counting back as it was back in the day. One a day. Discuss it right here. Previous deaths: 100, 99, 98, 97, 96, 95, 94, 93, 92, 91, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86, 85, 84, 83, 82, 81, 80, 79, 78, 77, 76. Enjoy!* # 75 – Speed The proposed … Continue reading →
Hey, there’s actual NEWS about 1-18-08 (or Monstrous or whatever it’s being called) that isn’t some kind of viral campaign or secret website puzzle or some other OCD sorta shit: Greg Grunberg is going to appear in the movie. You may remember Greg as Useless Psychic Cop on Heroes, but he’s also in just about … Continue reading →
Last week, the four leads from the amazingly funny Superbad hit town to promote the film. Andrew Sweeney [whose work in getting this recorded and prepared is phenomenal] and myself met with them on the Superbad Tour Bus at the Warped Tour in Atlanta. Those leads are: Jonah Hill, who plays Seth to vulgar perfection … Continue reading →
When Entertainment Weekly reported earlier this week that Dreamworks/Paramount was planning to preview Tim Burton’s big screen rendition of Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, it seemed wrong. Geek god Burton attending (to the best of my knowledge) his first Comic Con with footage from one of the year’s most anticipated … Continue reading →
What the hell is it going to take to get you geeks worked up over Robert Zemeckis’s performance capture rendering of the anonymously penned epic poem Beowulf? It’s the foundation of everything y’all hold dear. The Lord of the Rings, Dungeons & Dragons, Mazes and Monsters… none of it would exist without this watershed work … Continue reading →
Back at the beginning of the month, our own Jeremy Smith told you that Zachary Quinto was in talks to play Spock in Kirk & Spock: The Early Years, and now it’s looking more and more confirmed. According to E! Online, Quinto’s contract is in the final stages of lawyering and shit, which means the … Continue reading →
Just yesterday in part four of his epic consideration of 2007’s release slate, Jeremy wondered aloud whether we’d see Richard Kelly’s Donnie Darko follow-up this year. Turns out we will, on November 9. According to Variety, Samuel Goldwyn is releasing the picture in conjunction with Destination Films and Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group. That’s a … Continue reading →