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Gugu Mbatha-Raw Confirmed for Disney’s A WRINKLE IN TIME

October 20, 2016 Mindy Hunt 953 Views 0 Comments A Wrinkle in Time, Ava Duvernay, book adaptation, casting news, Disney, film, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Madeline L'Engle, movies, tesseract, Time Quintet

Gugu Mbatha-Raw confirmed on social media by director Ava DuVernay to portray the scientist mother in Disney’s adaptation of A WRINKLE IN TIME.

Television & Film

BLACK PANTHER Adds Winston Duke

September 29, 2016 Jason P. Hunt 1044 Views 0 Comments Black Panther, casting news, film, M'Baku, Man-Ape, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Comics, Marvel Studios, movies, T'Challa, Wakanda, Winston Duke

BLACK PANTHER has added another villain to the roster. Is he rival? Brother? Just someone with a big axe to grind against T’Challa?

Image courtesy Shout! Factory

Horror4Me Reviews Television & Film

Retro Review: The Unquiet Dead Haunt SESSION 9

September 1, 2016 Ann Laabs 1449 Views 0 Comments asylums, Brad Anderson, David Caruso, DVD & Blu-ray, film, horror, Horror4Me, Josh Lucas, movies, Peter Mullan, retro review, review, Scream Factory, Shout! Factory, Stephen Gevedon, Steven Gevedon

Many horror movies exploit the “haunted insane asylum” cliché. 2001’s SESSION 9 created a classic of modern horror within the real life, and long abandoned, Danvers State Insane Asylum.

Horror4Me Television & Film

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEB Joins Zom-Rom-Com Crowd

August 28, 2016 Ann Laabs 1103 Views 0 Comments Andy Selsor, Chris Marquette, comedy, Dark Sky Films, film, horror, Horror4Me, Kyle Rankin, Maria Thayer, Michael Cassidy, movies, MPI Media Group, Ray Wise, romance, Team Zombie, zombie apocalypse, zombies

Zombie Honeymoon, Sean of the Dead, Warm Bodies – now Night of the Living Deb adds to the Zom-Rom-Com Horror subgenre.

Director Guillermo Del Toro Image courtesy deltorfilms.com Facebook page

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Del Toro’s New Movie – A Fantastical Cold War Fable?

August 27, 2016 Ann Laabs 1107 Views 0 Comments Cold War era, Doug Jones, fantasy, film, Fox Searchlight Pictures, Guillermo Del Toro, horror, Horror4Me, Michael Shannon, Michael Stuhlbarg, Michael Stulhbarg, movies, News, Octavia Spencer, Richard Jenkins, Sally Hawkins, The Shape of Water, Vanessa Taylor

Guillermo del Toro’s new movie has a title, an award-winning cast, and a Cold War-era setting. That’s about all we know about THE SHAPE OF WATER.

Photo Credit Teresa Wickersham/SciFi4Me

Conventions & Events Television & Film

Kansas City Comic Con 2016: Billy Dee Williams is Still Charming Audiences

August 16, 2016 Teresa Wickersham 1141 Views 0 Comments Billy Dee Williams, conventions, film, Kansas City Comic Con, Kansas City Comic Con 2016, movies, Panels, Star Wars, Television, visual arts

Billy Dee Williams talks art, music, and acting in a question and answer session at Kansas City Comic Con.

Reviews Television & Film

Review: SUICIDE SQUAD – A Guilty Pleasure

August 14, 2016 SciFi4Me Guest Blogger 1327 Views 0 Comments adaptations, comic books, david ayer, DC Cinematic Universe, DC Comics, DC Entertainment, DC Films, film, Jared Leto, John Ostrander, Margot Robbie, movies, review, Suicide Squad, Viola Davis, Warner Bros., Will Smith

SUICIDE SQUAD – is it worth the hype? Or is it exactly what the critics say? Is it two films in one? A crazy, chaotic, hot mess? Or is it everything you wanted and more? Our first review from Down Under.

Podcast Television & Film

SciFi X/Y: The Sequelitis Episode

August 6, 2016 SciFi4Me Staff 984 Views 0 Comments film, movies, reboots, remakes, SciFi X/Y, SciFi4Me Radio, Sequels, trilogies

Sonya and Jason discuss the summer of sequels. Is there a trend with all these week-to-week drops in box office? Are we finally suffering from sequelitis?

Podcast

H2O #125: In Which We Discuss Sturgeon’s Law and Scott’s Corollary

August 5, 2016 SciFi4Me Staff 1027 Views 0 Comments creativity, film, H2O, Hollywood, Ridley Scott, SciFi4Me Radio, Sturgeon's Law, Sturgeon's Revelation, Television, Theodore Sturgeon

This week, we discuss Sturgeon’s Law (“90% of everything is crap”) and Scott’s Corollary (“it’s 3% good, 97% stupid”). Are we spiraling down into dull hollow story telling?

Conventions & Events

SDCC 2016: The Marvel Report

August 4, 2016 Jason P. Hunt 1374 Views 0 Comments Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Axel Alonso, Chloe Bennett, comic books, Comic Con International, film, FX Network, Groot, Hall H, IDW Publishing, Iron Fist, Jack Kirby, Joe Quesada, legion, Luke Cage, Marvel Animation, Marvel Comics, Marvel Studios, Marvel Television, Ming-Na Wen, Netflix, Rocket Raccoon, San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego Comic-Con 2016, Skottie Young, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Television, The Defenders

We’ve compiled the news for Marvel Comics, Marvel Studios, and Marvel Television in this roundup of headlines from Comic-Con International in San Diego.

Reviews Television & Film

Review: STAR TREK BEYOND Goes Beyond Expectations

August 2, 2016 Thomas Townley 1206 Views 0 Comments Chris Pine, Doug Jung, film, Justin Lin, movies, Paramount Pictures, review, Simon Pegg, Star Trek, Star Trek Beyond, U.S.S. Enterprise, Zachary Quinto

Mr. Townley checks in with his review of STAR TREK BEYOND, currently in theaters. Despite the 69% drop from week-to-week box office, is it worth a look? Should you go see it? Thomas has an opinion…

Image courtesy Marvel Studios

Television & Film

San Diego Comic-Con 2016: Oscar Winner Brie Larson Joins MCU as Captain Marvel

July 31, 2016 Ann Laabs 965 Views 0 Comments Black Widow, Brie Larson, conventions, DC Cinematic Universe, film, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, mcu, movies, Oscars, Room, San Diego Comic-Con, Scarlett Johansson, Superheroes, Wonder Woman

Beloved Marvel superhero Captain Marvel stars in a solo feature film, played by Oscar-winner Brie Larson. Will Black Widow move from supporting player to star in Marvel Films “Phase Four” slate of films?

Horror4Me Reviews Television & Film

Review: THE INVITATION Successfully Subverts Home Invasion Thriller Cliches

July 27, 2016 Ann Laabs 1145 Views 0 Comments Alamo Drafthouse, Cult, Drafthouse Films, DVD & Blu-ray, Emayatzy Corinealdi, film, home invasion, horror, Horror4Me, John Carroll Lynch, Karyn Kusama, Logan Marshall-Green, Matt Manfredi, Michiel Huisman, movies, Phil Hay, psychological, religion, review, Tammy Blanchard, thriller

Director Karyn Kusama (Jennifer’s Body) returns to the horror genre with THE INVITAION, an inverted home invasion thriller where all is not as it seems.