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Author: Brett Stevens
CW Shows Likely to Resume Production in July
The Winchester boys are ready to carry on towards their conclusion. After months of uncertainty, it would seem that the CW shows that film in Vancouver, including Riverdale and Supernatural, are almost ready to head back into production. The projected filming start date for the various series is sometime after July 1st (which is Canada…
Bill & Ted Face The Music Trailer Arrives Online
The Wyld Stallyns are back in the first full trailer for the long-anticipated sequel Bill & Ted Face The Music. The Bill & Ted Face The Music trailer opens on an exchange between our titular heroes and the always welcome Holland Taylor’s Great Leader, who lets the audience know that the iconic duo has yet…
Michael Jai White Wants to Play John Stewart
A former Hellspawn is ready to take the oath. In a video he posted on Instagram, Michael Jai White responded to a question asking what Marvel or DC character he’d like to play, to which he replied that he’d choose John Stewart, aka the Green Lantern, as that’s what his fans want. This isn’t the…
Javier Grillo-Marxuach Talks Cowboy Bebop
We have new insight into what we can expect when everyone’s favorite bounty hunter crew comes to Netflix. In a recent interview with io9, writer Javier Grillo-Marxuach discussed what fans can expect from the highly-anticipated live-action adaptation of Cowboy Bebop, explaining how the show is going to be able to express some of the weirder…
Ron Moore Talks Star Wars: Underworld
Ron Moore has shed some new light on his time in a galaxy far, far away. In a recent interview with Collider, Moore detailed what it was like to work on scrapped TV series Star Wars: Underworld with George Lucas. Moore says he was one of several writers from all over the world who would…
Step Up: High Water Picked Up for Season 3 by Starz
The Step Up franchise isn’t done dancing across TV screens just yet. Deadline has announced that Step Up: High Water will be moving to Starz after having been canceled by YouTube Red last year. The move isn’t entirely unexpected since the show is produced by Starz parent company Lionsgate. Series stars Ne-Yo and Naya Rivera…