A new zombie television series is on the way from the man who defined the genre. According to Variety , Demarest Films has plans to develop George A. Romero's Marvel Comics series "Empire of the Dead" for the small screen.
Good news out of Cannes for fans of George A. Romero's zombie comic for Marvel. According to Variety Demarest, which backed A Most Wanted Man and Kevin Smith's Tusk , is developing a TV adaptation of Romero's Empire of the Dead , a 15-issue graphic novel published by Marvel Comics.
Very few people still call Dwayne Johnson The Rock, as he's pretty much retired from playing that role in the wrestling ring. No more does he drop the People's Elbow on his opponents.
The horror flick saw a suburban family's youngest daughter held captive by terrifying apparitions. The movie became an instant cult hit sparking two sequels.
Soon after the original "Poltergeist" terrified audiences, it began freaking out fans who noticed that several cast members died under unusual circumstances. Expect more talk of "The 'Poltergeist' Curse" now that the remake is hitting theaters.
It's infrequent and particularly satisfying when the remake of an especially memorable film equals or exceeds the experience of the original. In 1982, "Poltergeist" saw the brilliant pairing of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre's" low-budget horror director Tobe Hooper with far more mainstream screenwriter and producer Steven Spielberg for an effects-laden event movie that earned its place as a contemporary benchmark among supernatural thrillers.
Brendan Fraser doesn't know whether to call "Texas Rising" a movie, an episodic saga, a series or an opus. "Texas Rising" is a 10-hour, five-part historical miniseries depicting the Texas Revolution and the rise of the Texas Rangers.
Whoopi Goldberg lit into Republican presidential candidates on The View on Tuesday for their attempts to sound tough on foreign policy. "The Republican candidates are kind of sounding more like action heroes," Goldberg said.
Earlier this year, District 9 and Chappie director Neill Blomkamp announced that he hoped to make a new Alien movie . The filmmaker also posted concept art featuring Sigourney Weaver's Ellen Ripley and Cpl.