Monthly Archives: September 2010

Jesse Eisenberg, left, and Joseph Mazzello play Facebook co-founders Mark Zuckerberg and Dustin Moskovitz in The Social Network. In the long-running battle between gritty hacker realism and Hollywood’s fantastical depiction of computer programming, The Social Network puts a big … Continue reading →

Canadian artist Dave Cooper’s latest comic book collection, Bent, is stuffed to the breaking point with surreal, sexual grotesques and caricatures. Which is probably why Hollywood’s own resident king of magical horror Guillermo Del Toro … Continue reading →

Retweet Get Him to the Greek, Enter to Win a $50 Gift Card Posted on September, 2010 by Kenna McHugh under Actors, Comedy, Film Clips, GiveAways, Movies, On-demand, Online Videos, behind the scenes Powered by WizardRSS … Continue reading →

Screenhead has been drumming up the buzz for the release of Iron Man 2. Now, we have our second winner for the rental code giveaway for Iron Man 2. The winner is Sunshyn V!  Congratulations! We have three more … Continue reading →

The folks out at Lions Gate shipped me out a copy of Burning Bright to review, and frankly, I was starting to get worried about Lions Gate for a while there.  Their entries in the direct to video horror … Continue reading →

The newest trailer for Skyline has landed–and interestingly, so have the aliens–in a movie that’s revealing itself to be one part Independence Day and one part Cloverfield. A combination like that fairly screams summer movie, so what’s Skyline doing … Continue reading →

For those of you looking forward to Unstoppable, and it’s hard not to be looking forward to a movie involving a massive train going barreling along without any brakes. And as such, if you’ll refer to the bottom of … Continue reading →

It’s Finally Happening – Myst The Movie is Now in the Works! September 30, 2010Source: Deadlineby Alex Billington I will never forget the months of my youth that I spent, often frustrated, scouring the mysterious island from Myst. I knew, … Continue reading →

Sam Raimi and Warner Bros Starting an ‘Earth Defense Force’ September 29, 2010Source: Vultureby Ethan Anderton With projects like a futuristic take on Wyatt Earp and an adaptation of the video game World of Warcraft in his future, director Sam … Continue reading →

Frank Marshall & Kathleen Kennedy Snag Captain Sully’s Story September 29, 2010Source: Varietyby Ethan Anderton It’s been well over a year since people were regaled with the story of Capt. Chelsey “Sully” Sullenberger after a bird-strike forced him to land … Continue reading →

Chris Pine May Lead Alex Kurtzman’s Film ‘Welcome to People’ September 29, 2010Source: Risky Bizby Ethan Anderton Having already made a name for himself by working with his writing partner Robert Orci to script blockbusters like Transformers, Star Trek and … Continue reading →

Christopher Plummer Joining David Fincher’s ‘Dragon Tattoo’ September 29, 2010Source: Heat Visionby Alex Billington With shooting already underway in Sweden, the cast of David Fincher’s Girl With the Dragon Tattoo remake/re-adaptation (of Stieg Larsson’s series of novels) continues to grow … Continue reading →

Los Angeles art-punk duo No Age released the best album of 2010 so far with Everything in Between, out Tuesday from Sub Pop. Not convinced? Listen to the chaos stomp of “Fever Dreaming” or the feedback pop of “Glitter” … Continue reading →

By Olivia Solon, Wired UK Artist Yuri Suzuki has created a range of musical wonders including an electronic instrument played by jellyfish, a tuneful train track and a miniature vehicle that interprets different colors as sounds. The pieces were … Continue reading →

Los Angeles art-punk duo No Age released the best album of 2010 so far with Everything in Between, out Tuesday from Sub Pop. Not convinced? Listen to the chaos stomp of “Fever Dreaming” or the feedback pop of “Glitter” … Continue reading →

By Olivia Solon, Wired UK Artist Yuri Suzuki has created a range of musical wonders including an electronic instrument played by jellyfish, a tuneful train track and a miniature vehicle that interprets different colors as sounds. The pieces were … Continue reading →

The search for a long-missing mom might not normally make for gripping television fare. But in techno-thriller comedy Chuck, the absent Mama Bartowski is played by pioneering sci-fi ass-kicker Linda Hamilton of Terminator fame. In the Wired.com video interview … Continue reading →

Superpowered vigilante Zack Overkill returns to fight organized crime in Incognito: Bad Influences, the upcoming sequel to Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ critically acclaimed comic book series. “This is the mission that’ll redefine [Zack Overkill's] … Continue reading →

The search for a long-missing mom might not normally make for gripping television fare. But in techno-thriller comedy Chuck, the absent Mama Bartowski is played by pioneering sci-fi ass-kicker Linda Hamilton of Terminator fame. In the Wired.com video interview … Continue reading →

Superpowered vigilante Zack Overkill returns to fight organized crime in Incognito: Bad Influences, the upcoming sequel to Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips’ critically acclaimed comic book series. “This is the mission that’ll redefine [Zack Overkill's] … Continue reading →