The Flash film was announced back in 2014. Originally slated to release early in 2018 many were impressed at DC’s confidence in announcing so many films so far in the future. Over the the intervening decade, The Flash production would be placed on hold multiple times as the script faced
After Justice League failed to make the money that Warner Bros had predicted a lot of pressure fell on Aquaman. With expectations high and a lackluster holiday blockbuster season, many moviegoers flocked to Aquaman and it became an instant success. In this episode we discuss the movie to decide just
Justice League was the culmination of DC’s attempt to create an interconnected movie universe akin to Marvel’s Avengers line. Having introduced Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman in the previous films, the movie introduced viewers to The Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg as the team banded together to protect all life on
Another Monster Scifi Show Podcast makes its way to your ears. As always, what are the “BIG” 3 new items I’ll be talking about:
Before jumping into this week’s Scifi News, I started to talk about my beef with Hulu and a quick review of The Great Wall with Matt Damon. For this week, my BIG 3 scifi news items are:
By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com Ever since we heard about Warner Bros. big-screen adaptation of Stephen King’s The Stand back in February, we’ve been waiting for some hard news on just who’d be working on this thing. For a while it looked like the project would go to Steve Kloves
