Thirty-Eight years after the original film in the series, "Alien Covenant" is crawling into theaters this weekend. This entry in the Alien series is the sixth film overall, but being a prequel, it happens before the Sigourney Weaver films.
The tagline for David Lynch's Inland Empire , which he has avowed is his final film, is a four-word fragment: "a woman in trouble."
When movie fan Philip Wyn Jones announced he was leaving Wales for Scotland, his friends knew just what to do for a leaving present. So pals, led by local cafe boss Lewys Wootten, got together to reconstruct classic scenes from Hitchcock movies to help him remember them.
Vive l'anti-terrorisme! Watching a fabulously coiffed woman in couture having her ruffles patted down by a security guard is the new Cannes; less amusingly, so is a television journalist weeping as her professional make-up is chucked into the bin at the theatre entrance. We're on high alert.
Sigourney Weaver on the set of "The Year of Living Dangerously" based on the novel by C.J. Koch, and directed by Peter Weir. Sigourney Weaver on the set of "The Year of Living Dangerously" based on the novel by C.J. Koch, and directed by Peter Weir.
While there's a slew of must-see movies this year, there's one characteristic that sticks out: Many of them are sequels or updates to already well-known films. While there's a slew of must-see movies this year, there's one characteristic that sticks out: Many of them are If you've seen "Prometheus," you probably have a few questions as to how it lines up with the rest of the Alien storyline.
Before you get too excited, no, Romero is NOT directing this film. Rather, this is a project he's writing and producing that is seeking funding during this year's Fantasia FrontiA res Market in July.
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Australia's Dicentium Films and Canada's Unstable Ground have teamed up to adapt Michale Prescott's cult horror novel Kane into a feature film, which will go by the name Mark of Kane . The film is set to shoot later this year and will be directed by Serhat Caradee based on a screenplay by Serena Whitney and Justin McConnell.