“X-Force” to receive a director, and probably a R-rating
Thanks to good friend of the show, Tom Arild Gulbrandsen, the Two Gay Geeks have learned that X-Force will soon be coming, most likely with the “no longer dreaded R-rating” (thanks to Logan), lots of innuendo and a time-travelling leader guaranteed to make Professor X look like a Teletubby in comparison, and it feels like […]
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Learn more about “The Iron Fist” from this featurette
In addition to including some new footage, this new Iron Fist featurette lets Finn Jones set up the world of Netflix’s latest Marvel show. Unsurprisingly, the world of a Living Weapon involves quite a bit of punching. Some of the footage is familiar, coming from the recent big trailer Netflix released for the series, but […]
What to maybe look forward to with Marvel Phase 3
The appeal of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been, ever since its earliest days, the promise of watching so many seemingly disparate characters fight and co-exist and come together to save the day in a shared world where the events of one adventure can have a profound effect on one another. And then they pulled if […]
Horror film from Canada, “Devil in the Dark,” releases first, scary trailer
Director Tim J. Brown’s (The Cradle) new film, Momentum Pictures’ Devil in the Dark (no connection to the classic Star Trek episode of the same name) will be released on March 7th via On Demand/Digital platforms, and on February 18th the studio released the first trailer. Is it spooky? Well just check it out for […]
Niki Caro to direct Disney’s live adaptation of “Mulan.”
With Beauty and the Beast just around the corner, Disney is already getting down to business on their next live-action remake. Mulan has just locked down a director in Niki Caro, who just recently worked with the studio on McFarland, USA. In addition, they’ve set Bill Kong (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) to serve as executive producer. The Hollywood Reporter broke news […]
“Mad Max” to direct “Suicide Squad” sequel?
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Sci-Fi Thriller has Dave Bautista checking in to “Hotel Artemis”
The Ink Factory and Lionsgate have announced today that Dave Bautista (Spectre, Guardians of the Galaxy) is set to join Academy Award winner Jodie Foster (Silence of the Lambs, The Accused) in the upcoming film Hotel Artemis. The feature sees screenwriter/producer Drew Pearce (Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Iron Man 3) making his directorial debut, […]
We can get more “Firefly.” We just need this…
Ever since Firefly ended, and Serenity graced theaters, sci-fi fans have been begging for more of the brown coats. The series only lasted for one year on Fox, but it is widely regarded as one of the best sci-fi shows in history. The Joss Whedon creation – starring Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk – is still gaining momentum […]
Will we actually get a little more “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine?”
It’s finally time to go deep on Deep Space Nine. In the Star Trek universe, Deep Space Nine is not necessarily one of its brightest stars. Not because the show wasn’t as good, interesting or long-lived as the others (it ran seven seasons from 1993-1999), but because it was unlike any Star Trek property that’s […]
