Move over Jaws, there’s a new superpredator on the rise
Posted by Horror Movies News on July 14, 2014In 1974, Peter Benchley frightened droves of beach goers and divers out of the water with one larger-than-life great white shark.
In 1974, Peter Benchley frightened droves of beach goers and divers out of the water with one larger-than-life great white shark.
Not since Carrie . A phrase that has haunted creators of musicals ever since Ken Mandelbaum 's famous 1991 book that looks at 40 years of Broadway musical flops.
Syfy and Alcon TV today announced that three-time Golden Globe nominee Thomas Jane will star as the world-weary Detective Miller, a native of "the Asteroid Belt" between Mars and Jupiter, in The Expanse, the new 10-episode space opera based on the international best-selling book series, premiering on Syfy in 2015.
Emilie de Ravin and Josh Janowicz filed for divorce again. This is the third time the couple has split and filed for divorce in their eight years of marriage, and this time the couple promises that the divorce will actually happen.
New York, July 14: An image of filmmaker Steven Spielberg sitting besides a Triceratops dinosaur that was posted on Facebook as a joke has left many users furious as they thought he has actually hunted a dinosaur! The image, posted by Facebook user Jay Branscomb as a joke, shows the director on the set of 1993-hit " Jurassic Park " with a ... (more)
At the end of its day at Summer TV Press Tour 2014, NBC brought out four of the showrunners on returning drama series to take questions.
Todd McFarlane might be best known for his work in the comic book world, from drawing the Spider-Man villain Venom, to forming the independent publisher Image Comics, to creating the iconic anti-hero Spawn.
Del Toro's upped the creepy special effects from Blade II in this adaptation of The Strain 's comic book series.
This is the time of year when sailing the open seas seems appealing. For filmmakers, there is a lot of dramatic potential rooted in stories that involve humans and boats.