Author: Bill Watters

The time is getting closer to the September 8th opening of It, the reboot film based on Stephen King’s novel from relative newcomer director Andrés Muschietti (his only real prior feature credit was from the 2013 horror film, 2013). How the adaptation works out remains to be seen but the marketing machine continues to roll along […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] To start off with, yes, I read books — I just haven’t happened to have read any of the nine Stephen King novels which make up his self-described “magnum opus”, The Dark Tower. So in this case, it’s one of those occasions without any particular background perspective beyond what I’ve seen in the […]

It seems that hackers have breached yet another wall in their ongoing assault against Hollywood studios. This time HBO was the victim, and via initial reports from EW, they indicate that video and content for upcoming episodes of a number of series, including the script for next week’s Game of Thrones. In total, the hackers […]

Our friends over at Geek Exchange are stating that multiple sources have told them that Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan writer and director Nicholas Meyer is moving on from his work on Star Trek: Discovery to develop a miniseries involving Captain Kirk’s nemesis, Khan Noonien Singh. Details thus far are thin, but it […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] In Atomic Blonde, we first meet Lorraine Broughton, the MI-6 agent played by Charlize Theron, as she rolls over in an ice filled bathtub covered from head to toe in wicked bruising. No fuss, no muss — she is as battle-damaged as they come, but she’s chilling down under ice and then climbs […]

Reporting from San Diego Comic-Con, Jimmy Leszczynski writes: One. Only one panel I really needed to make: The Celebration of Adam West. I have literally been a fan since the day I was born — my father claims to have put my crib in front of the TV while Batman hypnotized the nation. I have […]

Joshua Stone  is reporting at the San Diego Comic Con for Bleeding Cool: Sometimes SDCC can surprise you with an unexpected moment. Last year, for example, I had the opportunity to meet and interview one of the greatest basketball players of all time, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. This SDCC, I had nothing so special or outside the […]

Will Romine writes from San Diego Comic Con: In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Warner Archive Collection is releasing the film on Blu-ray, remastered.  Alan Burnett, Bruce Timm, Kevin Conroy, and Eric Randomski were on hand to wax nostalgic about, what some argue, is the best Batman film. The project began […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] The first thing that has to be said about Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets, is that for any fan of the science fiction genre – this film goes into the list of titles that are simply required viewing. Ironically at the same time it can’t be said that this is […]

[rwp-review-recap id=”0″] World War II movies are pretty standard fare, as there’s been more than 70 years to crank them out and to fine tune their various approaches. However when one comes along that stands out, it doesn’t kind of stand out, it’s simply not in the same league as the other ones that have […]