With San Diego Comic-Con 50 two weeks away, the scramble begins to get all of their plans out to the folks who will be attending the show. We have recently talked about what DC's plans
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has two films that will be released this month and next month. First there is SHAZAM! which is already available digitally and Pokemon Detective Pikachu which will be available digitally later
Todd Phillip's Joker film that stars Joaquin Phoneix as the classic Batman villain has slowly gained steam throughout the months, as it will take an outside the box look at the Clown Prince of
Looks like the cuts continue at DC. As of late we know that Tom King's run on Batman has been shortened, the classic DC Vertigo imprint is going and they are going to stop double
Do classic monsters still have a place in today's modern films and television series? Characters like Frankenstein, the Mummy, Wolfman, the Creature from the Black Lagoon and Dracula. It seems like lately films featuring these
Spider-Man: Far From Home finds Peter Parker still coming to terms with the death of his mentor Tony Stark. As he tries to resume his normal life, he finds himself facing a crisis of confidence,
Over his career writer/director Jon Favreau has spread his wonderful work over different genres. I first remember Favreau as Monica's billionaire boyfriend turned MMA fighter on Friends. Even before that he appeared on Seinfeld as
Christopher McQuarrie immortalized himself within the world of cinema long ago, with his masterpiece The Usual Suspects which won him the Academy Award in the Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen category. Since
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/little-mermaid-casting-controversy-darkweb-interview-ft-christopher-webster-los-fanboys Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | SoundCloud | Stitcher | Google Play In the latest edition of Los Fanboys, Jammer and Kyle talk this past week in film and TV news. Question of
Netflix tends to be a bit of an iron fortress. Yes, we can speculate a series’ success based on questionable third-party services as well as known deals between them, studios, actors, and the like, but
