Five college friends, an old abandoned cabin in the woods and the Necronomicon Ex Mortis (Roughly translated ‘The Book of the Dead’.) What could possibly go wrong? Just Kandarian Demons, boomsticks and lots of blood!
Using the world premiere of “Batman and Harley Quinn” at Comic Con to make the announcement, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment have revealed their plans for their upcoming slate of DC Animated Universe projects.
First to follow “Batman and Harley Quinn” will be an adaptation of “Batman: Gotham by Gaslight,” the popular 1989 tale that introduced a Victorian-era Dark Knight as he sets out in pursuit of Jack the Ripper.
After that comes “Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay” in the Spring. The first “Suicide Squad” film set within the DC Universe Original Movies’ shared continuity will boast an original story and a big voice cast.
Then in late 2018 and early 2019 comes the two-part “Death of Superman” and “Reign of the Superman,” the film adaptation of the most iconic of the “Superman” comics story lines. Though 2007’s “Superman: Doomsday” partly adapted the material and made significant changes, these are expected to be much more faithful and far less condensed than that feature.
Source: Den of Geek
In this episode AJ reviews Spider-Man Homecoming.
Also, AJ sits down with James Ninness to discuss his newest book John Carpenter’s Tales of Science Fiction: Vault issue #1.
Netflix is bringing another superhero story to life.
The streaming giant has greenlit a series based on “The Umbrella Academy” comic books, Universal Cable Productions announced on Tuesday.
Universal Cable Prods. is producing the series along with Dark Horse Entertainment and Bluegrass Television for Netflix, which has ordered 10 episodes for the first season. The show will premiere in 2018. Continue reading
We saw Cars 3 on Father’s Day.
(**warning** Hints of plot spoilers) Now, this isn’t a movie review post and I’m not going to get into the details outside this recommendation: For those who are skeptical because they didn’t much care for #2, give this one a shot. It takes us back to the original magic. The heart, the passion and the roots laid down in the first movie have all come to flower in this gorgeous story. It had me tearing up through a great deal of it and it was absolutely worth seeing.
That’s all I’m going to say about it because today, I want to share something even more beautiful than the story itself.
Chances are, you’ve shouted out quips during a movie, whether it be in your home or in a movie theater. I know I’ve been guilty (I’m looking right at you, Alien: Covenant) of this, and while it can be a boon or bane to a movie, one man has made it an art form. Continue reading
It’s that time of year again, San Diego Comic-Con. Please join us for Forbidden Panel’s annual company dinner, Wednesday July 19th, 2017 at 8:30 pm. It’s a fun opportunity for our creators, writers, and artists to hang out with friends and fans alike. Every year is full of fun, laughs and questionable conversation.
As in past years, we will be hosting the dinner at the Gaslamp Strip Club in downtown San Diego. The restaurant is 21 and over. This will be a no-host event.
For questions email Andrea at andi@forbiddenpanel.com
For menu and directions check out http://cohnrestaurants.com, choose Gaslamp Strip Club.
For more information about Forbidden Panel check out our website
An Amazon listing for the upcoming Batman and Harley Quinn 4K Blu-ray has revealed what Warner Bros.’ next animated movie will be, and it’s Batman: Gotham by Gaslight. Continue reading
Alcon Entertainment has announced that the long-awaited “Blade Runner 2049” will score a once-in-a-lifetime exhibit at this year’s Comic Con.
The Blade Runner 2049 Experience will be open to the public in San Diego’s famed Gaslamp Quarter and will replicate the movie’s setting, complete with the unique sights, sounds and atmosphere of Los Angeles 2049.
The actual Spinner vehicle from the new film will be on display, along with other vehicles, costumes and art. There will also be an Oculus VR experience which will immerse visitors in the world of the film, and a sneak peek at the limited-edition Johnnie Walker Black Label The Director’s Cut bottle inspired by the original prop from the first film.
The exhibit runs from Thursday, July 20th to Sunday, July 23rd. Additionally, Empire has released a new limited edition subscribers cover for their latest issue, one teasing the film with a custom piece of art. That issue will be on newsstands on July 13th.
