I still refuse to believe that the Borderlands movie is happening, but here we are. Eli Roth calling the shots behind the camera, a stacked cast that includes Cate Blanchett, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jack Black, and Kevin Hart as headliners, and a classic story of treasure hunters on a backwards alien planet looking to score some sweet loot from an alien vault.

Never in a million years did I expect to see Gearbox’s cult classic loot ‘n shooter Borderlands make it to the big screen, let alone with a cast and crew that is the very definition of punching above your weight class.

Just when you thought a Borderlands movie directed by Eli Roth couldn't sound any weirder, we get the news that motormouth funnyman Kevin Hart has been cast as self-serious soldier Roland.

Things on the Borderlands feature film are starting to pick up steam, with two-time Oscar winner Cate Blanchett reportedly in talks for a starring role.

This year’s trick-or-treating is amounting to be a mixed bag for moviegoers. The Basement and Hell Fest have been ripped apart by critics, reception for Shane Black’s entry into the Predator franchise has been lukewarm, and the most anticipated movie this Halloween is turning out to actually be Halloween, the follow-up to John Carpenter’s 1978 cult classic. But these movies are all for the adults. What do younger audiences have to enjoy and be terrified by this scary season? Enter The House with a Clock in its Walls.

Eli Roth... yes, that Eli Roth, directs this adaptation of a beloved children's story which sees Jack Black as a friendly warlock who along with his equally magical neighbor, played by Cate Blanchett, needs to help his 10-year old nephew solve the mystery of a spooky house.

Last week we spent an evening with our readers at Cavendish Square in Cape Town watching Death Wish, the new movie from Eli Roth. Much popcorn, soda and fun was had, but was the movie any good? Well, I think we can say the scores are across the spectrum.

The upcoming Death Wish remakes sees Bruce Willis stepping into one of Charles Bronson's most memorable roles. The first trailer didn't do much to inspire confidence that the remake was anything but a cash-in on the name recognition of the original, but this grindhouse-style trailer certainly changes the way it comes across.