Category Archives: Sci-Fi

Peter Sarsgaard Cast As Villain In ‘Green Lantern’?

While he may still be technically in “negotiations” with Warner about the role, many sources are citing that Peter Sarsgaard has signed on to Martin Campbell’s Green Lantern to play opposite Ryan Reynolds. The role in question is that of … Continue reading →

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‘Star Trek 2’ Gets A Release Date

While folks over in the J.J. Abrams camp are revving up for the final season of LOST, there’s still something to look forward to on the horizon. News has just hit that a release date for the sequel to last … Continue reading →

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Box Office: ‘Avatar’ Keeps Things Interesting

Well, I have officially run out of clever ways to say that Avatar won the weekend box office, and I think I still have weeks, if not months, to go. For the fourth week in a row, Avatar ruled the … Continue reading →

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Exclusive: Sam Neill Talks ‘Daybreakers’, Vampires

The subject of vampires seems to be all the rage these days. Between the overwhelming success of Twilight and even the sweeping of yesterday’s People’s Choice Awards in the favor of all things vampire, they are a pretty sure thing … Continue reading →

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Review: ‘The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus’

In the 1990’s, a pair of French directors brought us two fantastical movies unlike anything I had ever seen before. Delicatessen (1991) and La cité des enfants perdus (The City of Lost Children, 1995) were wildly imaginative, twisted, and haunting, but … Continue reading →

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The Flickcast – Episode 38: Stay Tuned

With Christmas over and the new year in full swing, Chris and Matt are back with a brand new episode of The Flickcast. This week, your favorite team is joined by Cortney Zamm to discuss all sorts of topics including … Continue reading →

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‘Taken’ Director Taking On ‘Dune’ Remake

It’s been reported by Entertainment Weekly, that Pierre Morel – director of last year’s Taken, and the fun, French Parkour film, District B13, has signed on to direct the new adaptation of Frank Herbert’s Dune. The movie, which was originally … Continue reading →

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‘LOST’ Goes ‘Last Supper’ With Clues For Final Season

With the final season of ABC’s  LOST coming up in less than a month, it’s only expected that we will see a lot more viral marketing from the camp that brought us the marketing beast Cloverfield. With that in mind … Continue reading →

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