In a recent interview with Den of Geek! Bryan Fuller, show runner of the upcoming American Gods TV series on the Starz network, went into a bit more detail about how they’re adapting the Neil Gaiman novel for the small screen. Some of his answers are quite interesting, pleasing, and in one case downright disturbing. When asked why development on the …

Precisely two months ago Nick told us how Starz was bringing Neil Gaiman’s bestselling urban fantasy novel “American Gods” to TV, with Bryan Fuller (Hannibal), Michael Green (Smallville) and Gaiman himself producing. As he told us then “‘Gaiman’s American Gods tells a sprawling epic in which traditional Biblical and mythological deities go head to godhead with their modern contemporaries who reflect “society’s modern …

US cable network Starz has tapped Bryan Fuller, creator of the hugely successful NBC series Hannibal, to work with Smallville’s Michael Green in bringing Neil “Sandman” Gaiman’s highly acclaimed 2001 urban fantasy novel American Gods  to TV. There has been talk about an adaptation of American Gods for a long time now and earlier this year Starz’s partner, FremantleMedia North America bought …

For years, the biggest question surrounding Ridley Scott’s seminal sci-fi classic Blade Runner, was whether or not lead character Deckard was a replicant like the perps it was his job to track down. Now that question has finally been replaced by another: Will Deckard actually be in the film’s sequel 12 years later? If it’s up to Alcon Entertainment, that answer …

Although it was brilliant on a visual level, Prometheus fell short, banged its head and had to wear a safety helmet for the rest of its life in the scripting department. There are some mind-staggeringly stupid sections in the film, such as failing to run in a diagonal direction before a space donut crashes you, or attempting to make friends …

For decades, the major debate raging around Ridley Scott’s classic sci-fi opus, Blade Runner, was whether or not Harrison Ford’s Deckard was actually one of the replicants he was supposed to be wrangling (Scott said “yes”, Ford said “hell no!”). Then the Blade Runner sequel got announced, and all of sudden it was “who cares if Deckard is a human toaster …

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