This week on the B movie docket is The Predator B movies are the glue stuck in between all the other genres, oftentimes refusing to conform to any particular genre presets. Some but not
It seems that the cat is out of the bag and Dan Trachtenberg is not happy about it. Late last week Deadline reported that 20th Century Studios had approached 10 Cloverfield Lane director Dan Trachtenberg to direct the
UPDATE: A couple days ago Deadline broke the story that 20th Century Studios has approached Dan Trachtenberg to direct the next Predator film being written by Patrick Aison. They didn't have any specifics regarding the actual plot but
Fans of the Predator franchise can rejoice because it looks like 20th Centuries Studios is bringing the alien hunter back. According to Deadline 20th Century Studios has approached 10 Cloverfield Lane director Dan Trachtenberg to direct the next Predator film. This would be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTHV_KxA2Sw It's the holiday season. That means snow, sweets, and gifts galore. It also means that we'll be getting tons of films and TV shows looking to capitalize on the holiday spirit. Earlier this month,
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/the-predator-falls-short-at-the-box-office-in-its-opening-weekend-lf-by-the-numbers This past weekend saw the wide release of Shane Black's The Predator and Paul Feig's A Simple Favor. The Predator came in at No. 1 this past weekend, and while that may sound good,
Shane Black has been hard at work bringing us another long-awaited Predator film to the big screen for some time now, and this coming weekend, we'll finally get to see whether or not this is
The Predator is back again, baby, this time from the mind of auteur writer/director Shane Black, who interestingly enough acted in the first Predator as he was meant to be on set for rewrites. You’d think
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC2P_mzH2HI[/embed] The above clip shows the plucky human warriors of The Predator trying to kill the Super Predator hunting them in some forest. And for me, it doesn't hold up well to scrutiny. Considering the
Last year saw the floodgates open in terms of the sexual harassment inherent in film and TV business. Harvey Weinstein was the first one to go down, but he wasn't the last, and so began
