by Kathie Huddleston for Blastr.com Listen to the creator of Teen Wolf Jeff Davis talk and you hear him mention Spider-Man, Buffy and The Lost Boys when it comes to his inspiration for MTV’s new werewolf series, which premieres this Sunday. He even embraces the show’s namesake, Michael J. Fox’s
In the wake of its summer “Flashpoint” event, DC Comics will re-number its entire superhero line, debuting more than 50 first issues in September while introducing “a more modern, diverse DC Universe.” The sweeping line-wide change debuts on Aug. 31, when the pubisher releases just two comics — the final
Even though we’ve known for awhile that the film version of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit would be broken into two parts, we haven’t known the official names. We’ve been bracing ourselves for something Hollywood, like The Hobbit 1 and Hobbit 2: Smeagol’s Game. Fortunately, the titles have stayed classy. According
Thank God for cable. With ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox and the CW taking the next few months off from sci-fi and fantasy originals, it’d be one long summer filled with little else but reality TV. Lucky for us, cable TV has stepped up big time. With 27 new series, movies
When Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel comes out next year, it will represent the second time that Warner Bros. has tried to bring back the most famous comic book character in history. When Bryan Singer directed Superman Returns in 2006 it was meant to spring new life into the franchise
It’s summer movie time and we’ve got sequels, prequels, reboots and even a few originals coming at you. While we’re hopeful this will be the best summer movie season EVER, we’ve put together a guide that explores our hopes and fears about what’s to come. Well, that and we’ve scrounged
With Colin Farrell signed to take over the role originated by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the Total Recall remake, the next question was: who would play the ladies in his life? Well, now we know. Collider reports that Kate Beckinsale has officially been cast as Lori, the wife of Douglas Quaid
“Nazis. I hate those guys.” We agree with you wholeheartedly there, Indiana Jones. Intense hatred aside, we know they weren’t shy when it came to scientific research. UFOs and orbital death rays? Yup, they were working on it. They had other projects, too. And one stands out as more bizarre
It’s been confirmed that Piers Wenger, currently one of Doctor Who’s three executive producers, is leaving the BBC. Piers succeeded Julie Gardner as Head of Drama for BBC Wales and shortly after became executive producer of Doctor Who, taking an active role in the casting of Matt Smith as the
What’s going on with The Dark Tower? There are problems with the script, the budget is out of whack, and the production has been delayed. Director Ron Howard has finally opened up about the film’s recent troubles—including Javier Bardem’s (sort-of) casting. In a recent interview, Howard revealed that yes, production
Back in 2005, George Lucas announced that the Star Wars universe would get two television shows: an animated show (The Clone Wars, which hit the big and little screen in 2008) and a live-action show set between the events of Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope. Now Lucas
Ever heard the phrase “Two great tastes that taste great together”? While we’re not certain it applies here, you’ve got to admit that imagining Christopher Lee playing Lord Licorice is the kind of funny that, once seen, cannot be unseen. Maybe that’s exactly what screenwriter Jonathan Aibel was going for
