Warner Bros. has released three new images from Clash of the Titans featuring Sam Worthington as Perseus and Rosamund Pike as Queen Andromeda. Directed by Jonathan Liebesman, the film opens March 30.
NBC has greenlit to pilot Revolution, a thriller from J.J. Abrams and Eric Kripke’s set in a world where all formed of energy have mysteriously ceased to exist.
The Indonesian martial-arts film The Raid, which opens in the United States next month, is a masterfully choreographed and gloriously bloody blend of style and substance.
Red Riding Hood star Shiloh Fernandez has joined director Fede Alvarez’s new vision for Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead.
Although star Vin Diesel has been posting images from the set, Universal Pictures, One Race Films and Radar Pictures waited until today to announce that principal photography has begun in Montreal on Riddick. The news comes with a full cast list and story details.
The planned NBC reboot of the 1960s sitcom The Munsters, by Bryan Fuller and Bryan Singer, is being renamed Mockingbird Lane.
With Chronicle, a fresh take on the found-footage trend, director Josh Trank delivers a fun, and endearing, superhero origin story buoyed by the chemistry of its young cast.
Actress Jasika Nicole discusses tonight’s emotional episode of Fringe, “Making Angels,” in which her character Astrid meets her Other Side counterpart for the first time.
A new rumor has emerged with a potentially major, and spoilery, detail about the storyline of Star Wars: Underworld, the much-discussed, and currently shelved, live-action series that focuses on the seedy underbelly of the Star Wars Universe.
Kevin Williamson (Scream, The Vampire Diaries) has tapped Kevin Bacon to play an FBI agent in his serial-killer drama pilot for Fox.
A representative for John Hawkes has shot down the rumor that the Oscar-nominated co-star of Winter’s Bone will play the villainous Governor on AMC’s The Walking Dead.
Lionsgate has premiered the Super Bowl trailer for The Hunger Games, director Gary Ross adaptation of the bestselling novel by Suzanne Collins. The film, which stars Oscar nominee Jennifer Lawrence, opens March 23.