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Television & Film

New HIGURASHI: WHEN THEY CRY Anime Postponed

May 22, 2020 Gabriel Coello 906 Views 0 Comments adaptations, anime, Higurashi, horror, Television, Video Games

Highly Anticipated Horror Anime Series delayed by COVID-19

Television & Film

Netflix Unveils Plans for Spanish Series, Including Anime and Superheroes

February 6, 2019 Jason P. Hunt 464 Views 0 Comments adaptations, anime, El Vecino, graphic novel, Netflix, Netflix Spain, Spain

Netflix continues to invest in original productions across the globe, setting up five new series in Spain — including two genre works.

Television & Film

FLASH GORDON Director Set by Fox

October 30, 2018 Jason P. Hunt 695 Views 0 Comments 20th Century Fox, adaptations, Alex Raymond, Flash Gordon, Julius Avery, Matthew Vaughn, Overlord

Fox has found a new writer/director for the upcoming FLASH GORDON movie.

Podcast Television & Film

SciFi4Chicks: Can Heroines Be Delicate AND Rough?

September 10, 2017 SciFi4Me Staff 1316 Views 3 Comments adaptations, book, James Cameron, Lord of the Flies, podcast, Sarah Connor, ScifFi4Chicks, William Golding, Wonder Woman

Women can be equal to men as a hero if they are damaged. They will also be savages if left to rule themselves. Right? Wrong? Listen and see!

Television & Film

THE DARK TOWER TV Series Finds Support

August 11, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1483 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Akiva Goldsman, Anders Thomas Jensen, Brian Grazer, Glen Mazzara, Gregory Lessans, Idris Elba, Media Rights Capital, Nikolaj Arcel, Ron Howard, Sony Pictures Television, Stephen King, The Dark Tower, The Gunslinger, The Wind Through the Keyhole, TV, Weed Road Pictures, Wizard and Glass

As THE DARK TOWER struggles in the theaters, plans to move forward with the TV series adaptation continues with a showrunner announcement and commitment from the movie’s star.

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Comic Books & Graphic Novels Conventions & Events Horror4Me Television & Film

Dark Horse Comics Challenges DC and Marvel In The TV Arena

August 6, 2017 Ann Laabs 1470 Views 0 Comments adaptations, comic books, Cullen Bunn, Dark Horse, Dark Horse Comics, Flutter, graphic novels, Harrow County, Horror4Me, Matt Kindt, Mind MGMT, San Diego Comic-Con 2017, SDCC, Tanis, The Bright Sessions, Tyler Crook, Umbrella Academy, Universal Cable Productions

Dark Horse Comics is currently the Number Three comics publisher in the United States; but an intriguing slate of television projects (Umbrella Academy and Mind MGMT among them), may vault them into Number One in the originality stakes

Television & Film

Studios Hope New Books Mean New Movie Franchises

July 20, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1067 Views 0 Comments 21 Laps, adaptations, animation, Brown Books for Young Readers, Dan Cohen, Drew Daywalt, faeries, fantasy, Folk of the Air, franchise, Holly Black, Hybrid, Little, live action, Michael De Luca Productions, Oliver Jeffers, series, Shawn Levy, Sony Pictures, The Cruel Prince, The Day The Crayons Came Home, The Day the Crayons Quit, Universal Pictures

Looks like the studios are looking to find new franchises for their younger audiences. Will they have hits on their hands with THE CRUEL PRINCE and THE DAY THE CRAYONS QUIT?

Television & Film

Jason O’Mara Joins THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE

June 16, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1493 Views 0 Comments adaptations, alternate reality, Amazon Prime, book, casting, Hugo Award, Japanese, Jason O'Mara, Nazi, Philip K. Dick, season three, streaming, The Man in the High Castle, TV

A new season of THE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE means new characters. Jason O’Mara joins the cast to fight the Axis Powers. Will he survive?

Television & Film

The SNOWPIERCER Train Picks Up First Passengers [UPDATED]

June 8, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1359 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Bong Joon-ho, casting news, Daveed Diggs, graphic novel, jennifer connelly, Josh Friedman, Le Transperceneige, Scott Derrickson, Snowpiercer, TNT, Tomorrow Studios

SNOWPIERCER has picked up the Voice of the Train and a quiet thinker, both of whom are likely to get caught in between factions fighting for survival.

Books Television & Film

Studios Are Going Book Shopping

May 28, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1712 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Andrew Smith, Anonymouse Content, Ashley Zalta, books, Brandon Sanderson, cocoon, Cosmere, Dan Mintz, DMG Entertainment, duplication, Edgar Wright, fantasy, Grasshopper Jungle, Hello America, Inkshares, JG Ballard, Kevin Walsh, Lionsgate, Matt Tolmach, men, Michael Pruss, Michael Sugar, Mistborn, monsters, Netflix, New Regency, Nira Park, Owen King, post war, post-apocalyptic, Ridley Scott, sci-fi, Scott Free, Scott Rosenburg, sleeping, Sleeping Beauties, Stephen King, Supernatural, suspense, Tal M. Klein, teenagers, teleportation, The Punch Escrow, The Stormlight Archive, The Way of Kings, thriller, virtual reality, virus, women, Young Adult

Studios are fans of nabbing books before they are published for adaptations, mixing the new and the…well…odd with older classics while thinking outside the box.

Television & Film

What’s Baking In The Blumhouse Kitchen?

May 22, 2017 Mindy Hunt 1630 Views 0 Comments adaptations, Akiva Goldsman, Anya Taylor-Joy, Benedict Samuel, Blumhouse Productions, Blumhouse Television, Bruce Willis, Danny McBride, David Gordon Green, David Oyelowo, Emory Cohen, Firestarter, Glass, Halloween, Hanna Mangan Lawrence, horror, Horror4Me, J.D. Dillard, Jacob Estes, James DeMonaco, James McAvoy, Jason Blum, Jeff Wadlow, John Carpenter, Kiersey Clemons, Lucy Hale, M. Night Shyamalan, Michael Myers, Only You, pyrokenisis, Samuel L. Jackson, Stephen King, Supernatural, survival, Sweetheart, Syfy, Television, The Purge, Truth Or Dare, USA

Blumhouse Productions has plenty of projects on their plate to keep horror fans busy for the next couple years.

Books

11th Annual Scribe Award Nominees Announced

May 7, 2017 Jason P. Hunt 1677 Views 0 Comments adaptations, books, IAMTW, International Association of Media Tie-In Writers, Scribe Award, Short Stories, tie-in fiction

The nominees for the 2017 Scribe Awards have been announced, and the list runs the gamut of genres from science fiction to noir to video game tie-ins.