Animated Prequel for Snowpiercer Now Online

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The upcoming film, Snowpiercer recently released an R-rated animated prequel online. The film, is the big screen adaptation of the french graphic novel, “Le Transperceneige” and is directed by Bong Joon-ho. Snowpiercer was co-written by Bong and Kelly Masterson. It stars Chris Evans, Song Kangho, Tilda Swinton, Jamie Bell, Octavia Spencer, Ewen Brewmner, Alison Pill, John Hurt and Ed Harris. Continue reading →

The Kingkiller Chronicle Heading To Television

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If you haven’t read the firs two books of The Kingkiller Chronicle by Patrick Rothfuss (and you loved A Song of Ice and Fire) then you are missing out on what is surely to join the ranks as one of the best fantasy trilogies of our time. And following the way of “Game of Thrones,” The Kingkiller Chronicle are heading to television. Deadline announced that 20th Century Fox has officially optioned the television rights of the incomplete trilogy to develop and ongoing series.  Continue reading →

Omar Tyree’s Flyy Girl Book Trilogy To Be Adapted

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Lionsgate’s Codeblack FIlms announced that they have officially acquired the film rights to the popular “Flyy Girl” book trilogy written by New York Times bestselling author Omar Tyree. Tyree’s books have been read by over 8 million people worldwide, and have grossed more than $30 million for publishing giant Simon & Schuster. His brand is one of the most talked about in the urban community, and his products can be found in 12 countries. Continue reading →

New The Hunger Games: Catching Fire Character Posters Revealed

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The Hunger Games: Catching Fire follows the events immediately after the first novel/movie. However, the 75th Hunger Games features a twist. It is the Quarter Quell and it takes place on an island where the competing victors begin in the water. Thusly, several new character posters have been released featuring the wet suits from the Capitol.  Continue reading →

Reese Witherspoon to Star in Nick Hornby’s Wild

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Fox Searchlight Pictures has officially acquired the worldwide rights to Oscar-nominated writer Nick Hornby’s adaptation of Cheryl Strayed’s NY Times #1 best-seller “Wild.” The news was announced by Fox Searchlight Pictures Presidents Stephen Gilula and Nancy Utley. The film is set to star Reese Witherspoon and will be produced by Pacific Standard’s Witherspoon and Bruna Papandrea with River Road Entertainment’s Oscar nominated Bill Pohlad.  Continue reading →

Robert Kirkman Shares More Details on The Walking Dead Season 4

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“The Walking Dead,” the hit series from AMC is scheduled to return this fall with its fourth season. During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, series creator and executive producer, Robert Kirkman, spoke a bit about what fans can expect in the upcoming season. Note: There are season 3 spoilers below! Continue reading →

First Photo of Aaron Eckhart As Frankenstein Revealed

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We first learned of the I, Frankenstein adaptation last year and now thanks to Entertainment Weekly we have the first image of Aaron Eckhart as the titular character. This adaptation is not based on the novel but on the graphic novel written by Kevin Grievous. Continue reading →

Chloe Moretz Signs On for If I Stay

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The big screen adaptation for If I Stay has officially signed on Chloe Grace Moretz in the lead role. The project was first announced in 2009 when Twilight direct, Catherine Hardwicke showed interest in adapting the novel from Gayle Forman. R.J. Cutler is now attached to direct the film.  Continue reading →

“Arrow” Gains Summer Glau for Major Role in Season 2

 

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Summer Glau, the lady who I think would make a great friend in my imaginary world, has joined season 2 of The CW’s popular superhero series, “Arrow.” According to The Hollywood Reported, Glau will be taking on the major role of Isabel Rochev. The character is described as being “enigmatically beautiful” and “dangerous.” Continue reading →