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Warner Bros. has provided us with all new photos from Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns. The new images include high resolutionn shots we reported The L.A. Times posted at the top of the week. CLICK HERE for access to the high or low resolution galleries! Following a mysterious absence of several years, the Man of Steel comes back to Earth in the epic action-adventure, Superman Returns, a soaring new chapter in the saga of one of the world’s most beloved superheroes....

While doing some of that crazy “surfing” this week I ran across some pretty interesting things. First off, I found a trailer for a video game for the PS2 that looks amazing. This thing has been getting alot of hype, and the trailer is proof why. Take a look at the ftp://ftp.interplay.com/pub/movies/rlh_02.mpg|Run Like Hell trailer from Interplay. Secondly, Filmthreat has posted an interesting review on Todd Mcfarlane, creator of Spawn. It’s pretty funny....

The odds are looking much better for Nicolas Cage returning in Face/Off 2. Previously, it was reported that Adam Wingard (Godzilla vs. Kong) would direct a Face/Off sequel with the filmmaker making it clear that it will be a direct sequel and not a reboot. It has since remained unclear if original stars Cage and John Travolta will be involved, but another update hints toward the return of Castor Troy....

“Gimmick” can be a dirty word when it comes to movies and TV, but some of the most enduring tools and techniques began as gimmicks. Color, 3D, animation, Steadicam – almost every major cinematic development was a neat little twist on something that already existed, designed to create new attractions and put more butts in seats. The word “gimmick,” in particular, implies something in its nascent stage – a thing that has not yet caught on or perhaps never will, and a thing that a creator or studio has inserted in a desperate attempt to cash in or attract more attention....

September 26 is a monumental day as One Tree Hill: The Complete Third Season comes to DVD! This is a season of tween drama you won’t want to miss! Synopsis: Senior year. A time to grow up, to forget, to forgive, to dream, to learn to love all over again. People come together, except Dan, consumed by anger as he tracks down whoever started the fire that almost took his life....

On January 30 The Gathering convenes on DVD! To commemorate this release we are giving away copies of it! Winners Receive: The Gathering DVD CLICK HERE to enter our contest! Synopsis: While traveling through the English town of Ashby Wake, Cassie (Ricci), an American backpacker takes a turn for the worse after she is involved in a random car accident. During recovery she is befriended by Simon Kirkman (Dillane), who has been researching embedded images of Christ’s crucifixion in a buried church from the First Century....

The writer/director’s superb adaptation of Upton Sinclair’s classic novel Paul Thomas Anderson has had an inspired career as a filmmaker so far. Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, and Punchdrunk Love have made Anderson a critical darling. He adds to his brilliant portfolio with his best film yet, There Will Be Blood. Loosely based on Upton Sinclair’s 20’s novel “Oil”, Anderson’s adaptation follows the exploits of ruthless oil baron Daniel Plainview. Played brilliantly by Daniel Day-Lewis, Plainview is one of cinemas most misanthropic characters....

With the upcoming sixth season of popular period crime drama Peaky Blinders set to be the last, creator Steven Knight has now teased future projects, even stating that there are plans to continue without Cillian Murphy’s gang leader, Tommy Shelby. While Knight was quick to declare the actor’s sheer importance to the show, the writer hinted that the world of the Peaky Blinders may branch out sometime down the line....

We have the first trailer for Pennyworth season 2. The DC series debuted last year and gave us a new version of Batman’s faithful friend and butler Alfred that we had never seen. The show takes a look at Alfred in his youth during his early days with Thomas Wayne. Now, we have our first look at the sophomore season, which debuted during New York Comic Con’s virtual event over the weekend, and it reveals a December premiere date....

Beatlemania is alive and well. On Jan. 30, 1969, The Beatles held their final live performance on the rooftop of the Apple Corps building in London’s Savile Row. Commemorating the occasion, Disney and IMAX debuted a special theatrical version of Peter Jackson’s documentary The Beatles: Get Back. Per The Hollywood Reporter, the film played to near-sellout crowds in nearly 70 IMAX theaters in North America and at the BFI IMAX theater in London....

Rumors have been running rampant around the internet that Peter Jackson will be announcing casting news for The Hobbit, but it seems that won’t be the case. Empire caught up with Jackson who said they aren’t quite ready to announce who will play Bilbo Baggins in the film. It was rumored that Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy and David Tennant were in the running for the role, but it seems that talk might be a bit premature....

The Game of Thrones and acting community at large is in mourning after the passing of Peter Vaughan earlier today. The actor is perhaps best known to Game of Thrones fans as Maester Aemon Targaryen in the first, third, fourth and fifth seasons of the show. Here’s what his agent, Sally Long-Innes, had to say in a brief statement about her client’s death. Several outlets including The Hollywood Reporter reported on the actor’s passing, while the official Game of Thrones Twitter sent out a tribute to the actor, statying the show’ is “saddened by the passing” of Peter Vaughan....

The most successful streaming Kickstarter in history has finally arrived on Prime Video. And now we know that the Rotten Tomatoes score for The Legend of Vox Machina is 100% fresh. It also has an audience score of 95%. It is an impressive score for the new series, which is based on the first campaign of the Twitch/YouTube series Critical Role. And it is a testament to how much hard work the cast of the show has put into it....

Ray Liotta talks Snowmen, shooting in Park City, Utah, working with the kids in this movie, The Iceman, and more I shouldn’t have to write any sort of detailed background info paragraph about the legendary Ray Liotta. If you’ve been following cinema in any capacity in the past 25 years, Ray Liotta’s performances should be embedded in your brain somewhere. While he’s known for his more rugged characters, the actor definitely likes to mix it up, and his latest film, Snowmen, is a testament to that mentality....

Red Snow brings back the romance-vampire genre to the table this holiday season, with a huge helping of gore and bloodbath. Join the vampir romance novelist Olivia Romo as she defends herself from actual vampires during Christmas at Lake Tahoe. The upcoming vampire flick will be released on DVD, VOD, and Digital platforms. The story unfolds when an injured bat, who turns out to be a vampire, is taken in by the struggling horror novelist Olivia Romo in order to protect him from a vampire hunter....

​​The original Gilmore Girls series ran for 7 seasons from 2000-2007, airing on The WB before moving to The CW with the WB and UPN merger for its final year. The compelling story about a single mom, Lorelai (Lauren Graham), who got pregnant young and raised her daughter, Rory (Alexis Bledel), alone is something else. The Gilmore girls talk fast, drink more coffee than is humanly possible, and get through life just like everyone else: one day at a time....

Canadian actor Robert Cormier died on Friday, September 23, in Etobicoke, Ontario. He was only 33. Cormier was best known for his appearances on the popular Canadian series Heartland and Netflix’s horror anthology Slasher. In a statement to The Hollywood Reporter his sister Stephanie said that Cormier had passed away due to injuries sustained in a fall. Through his obituary, his family shared: Cormier was born in Toronto. According to IMDb, he graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in Fire and Engineering Extension Services....

Robert Alan Durst, the disgraced real estate heir, convicted murderer, and subject of the Emmy Award-winning HBO crime documentary 2015’s The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst, has died at age 78. Just months ago, Durst was found guilty of killing his best friend and sent to prison for life. On Monday, the lawyer’s office issued a statement confirming this news while serving a life sentence for murder in California....

Lionsgate® (NYSE: LGF), a leading global entertainment company, together with Universal Republic today announced a sweeping partnership on the soundtrack to the highly anticipated Lionsgate motion picture event The Hunger Games, which will be in theaters everywhere on March 23, 2012. Unlike typical soundtracks, this collection will not only include music being recorded by major artists for inclusion in the film, but a series of companion recordings that will feature new songs directly influenced by the themes and subject matter of The Hunger Games, all recorded by some of music’s most successful and acclaimed artists....

It should come as no surprise that, quite often, actors miss out on roles as a consequence of several background factors being at the play. Often, actors turn down a role as a result of conflicting production schedules, while, other times, it is due to creative differences among the many stakeholders involved in the making of a movie. In worst-case scenarios, actors are even fired from their movie roles for various reasons....