By the time he made his 1983 movie, Christine , John Carpenter had already proven himself as a proficient filmmaker. He had been at work behind the camera for over a decade and he built a loyal following of fans.
BIRTHDAY GAL: Actress Sigourney Weaver was born in Manhattan, N.Y., on this date in 1949. This birthday gal played Ripley in the "Alien" franchise, earning a 1986 Oscar nomination for her work in "Aliens."
Hulu has already ventured into the realm of Stephen King with 11.22.63., but the streaming network's upcoming mystery series Castle Rock will be unlike any King adaptation we've seen before - mostly because the 10-episode series isn't an adaptation at all. Executive producer Dustin Thomason says that the creative team approached the project "wanting to tell a new story that felt fundamentally Kingian" rather than retread any previous King tale.
You can't keep a good Superman down. That seems to be the message of the new trailer for "Justice League."
Americans, as a culture, crave convenience. Clarity. The simple explanation. Last week's horrendous shooting in Las Vegas denied us all of these palliatives even though explanation would seem to be so very simple, a matter of if and then.
Starz took to New York Comic Con today where they officially premiered the first full episode for Ash vs Evil Dead Season 3! For those of us unable to attend, however, come three brand new photos from the all-new episodes. Check them out in the gallery below.
The most horrific thing about Amazon Prime's new anthology series is how frighteningly few episodes there are in its first season. If you like your terror TV served up with some dark and disturbing flourishes, "Lore" will leave you screaming for more.
At the NYCC panel for Ash vs. Evil Dead today, Starz surprised the audience by screening the first episode of Season 3, which is scheduled to debut in February of 2018. According to Starz, "'Family,' written by showrunner Mark Verheiden and directed by Mark Beesley finds that Ash has gone from zero to hero in Elk Grove.
New York Comic Con gets underway today, which means you're more likely than usual to see zombies and creatures from another dimension roaming the streets of the Big Apple. The four-day expo also gives thousands of fans a chance to rub costumed elbows with celebrities from the worlds of comics, movies, and TV.