Author: Brett Stevens
REVIEW: Dark Phoenix (2019)
After X-Men: The Last Stand, many people were upset with the depiction of Jean Grey’s alter ego, Dark Phoenix – none more so than the co-writer of that film, Simon Kinberg. When he had the chance to tell that story again via Dark Phoenix, this time making his directorial debut, he jumped at the ...
Read MoreRobert Pattinson’s Road to Batman: Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire
Robert Pattinson is about to take on the biggest role of his career, a career at which many movie fans have looked askance thanks to the phenomenon known as Twilight. But the first time moviegoers like myself saw him was not in the divisive vampire saga, but in the fourth installment in the Harry Po...
Read MoreNetflix Orders Jurassic World Animated Series
Netflix is about to discover that life finds a way. IGN reveals that the streaming giant has ordered an animated series entitled Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, which will focus on a group of teenagers who have been stranded on the iconic Isla Nubar. The latest animated attempt at the franchise is ...
Read MoreHow Robert Pattinson Became the New Dark Knight
We have some new insight into how a former vampire turned into a bat. In a new piece from the Hollywood Reporter, Robert Pattinson’s journey to becoming Batman has been unveiled. One of the more interesting aspects, aside from the fact that Matt Reeves apparently had Pattinson in mind for the role...
Read MoreMatthew Vaughn Talks X-Men and Superman Plans
We finally have some insight into some of Matthew Vaughn’s past projects. First up is his plan for the trilogy that would have spawned from X-Men: First Class. Vaughn’s originally wanted to introduce a new Wolverine, possibly portrayed by Tom Hardy, in the first sequel, which would then culminat...
Read MoreAwesome Cheese: Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012)
I’ve always loved genre mashups. While my favorites are more akin to something like Blade Runner, it’s exciting when a creator is playing with two disparate genres to create something off the wall. The modern master of the mashup, at least in novel form, is without a doubt, Seth Grahame Smith. I...
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