Since 2010, there’s been a startling lack of seven-foot tall alien murder machines armed to the teeth with exotic weaponry on the big screen. Time for that to change.

Fox has been given the green light to go ahead with the Lethal Weapon TV series reboot and have officially cast Damon Wayans Sr. as Roger Murtaugh, the role originated by Danny “I’m too old for this shit” Glover. Based on the series of classic action films starring Mel Gibson and the aforementioned Glover, this new TV series adaptation will …

It’s no secret that I have a massive crush on superstar Chris Pratt, a crush that only started because of the wacky angle director James Gunn took when putting Guardians of the Galaxy together. It was a nice refreshing tone that separated it from other Marvel movies, movies that took themselves a little too serious. With rather risky humour and character that …

Bruce Campbell had previously mentioned the idea of an Expendables of Horror movies, starting ot make an attempt to get many of the horrors genres best actors of its hey-day together for a new series of horror movies that will hopefully reignite the genre the way Expendables reignited the “we shoot everything, but they always miss me” action genre. And …

These days, your news comes from sources that aren't your TV. But it used to be different. So, so different.

I’m starting to lose track off all the movie-to-TV-series adaptions that are currently airing and, be it actively or potentially, in development. It seems like there’s a new one announced every couple of weeks, and now Sony are getting in on that action as they head back to the Salt mine. For those that need a brief refresher, Salt was …

  Jon Snow isn’t the only one who knows nothing. At least not when it comes to the upcoming sixth season of Game of Thrones. With author George R.R. Martin having spent the last few years battling a crippling disease known as not writing quick enough damn it, the HBO fantasy-drama adaptation finds itself in the uniquely worrying situation where …

Who here remembers the comic book charts of the Nineties? It almost always only populated by X-Men titles – usually nine X-Men titles… and Spawn. Yup, the caped crusader from Hell has fallen a bit from his high perch two decades ago, when the more indie-centric Image and Top Cow studios caused tectonic shifts in the comic book world. Last …