‘You could have saved them. I gave you all the clues,’ reads a note that appears early on in the first trailer for The Snowman – based on the bestselling mystery novel by Jo Nesbo.
When a woman is killed at first snow, Harry Hole (Michael Fassbender) fears it marks the return of a notorious serial killer.
The trailer is unsettling in its sere elegant grotesqueness (a snowman near the end is particularly unnerving).
The Snowman will be in theaters on October 20th.
At the end of Prometheus, Dr. Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and the synthetic David (Michael Fassbinder) set to find the homeworld of the Engineers.
Did they make it?
The new short, directed by Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant: Prologue gives us the next chapter in their story.
Alien: Covenant opens on My 19th.
Continue reading Alien: Covenant: Prologue: What Dr. Shaw and David Did!
Not only does Alien: Covenant have a strong female protagonist in Katherine Waterston’s Daniels, it also has a new poster that looks like a hellish co-production between Hieronymus Bosch and original Alien designer, H.R. Giger.
Alien: Covenant, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston and Danny McBride, opens May 19.
Continue reading Hieronymus Bosch Meets H.R. Giger In New Alien: Covenant Poster!
The crew of the colony ship Covenant find a virtual paradise – there’s even wheat growing there (‘What are the odds…?’ asks one crew member).
Then another notices something really odd – there’s no sounds of living creatures – no birds or anything…
Alien: Covenant premieres on May 19th.
Continue reading So Not Much a Paradise Trailer: Alien: Covenant!
20th Century Fox has released a five-minute video that gives us a look at the crew of the Covenant as they prepare for cryosleep by having one last little party.
Directed by Ridley Scott, Alien: Covenant opens on May 19th.
Continue reading Meet the Crew: Alien Covenant: Prologue: Last Supper!
The first trailer for Alien: covenant seems to be merging the ‘haunted house in space’ feel of Alien with the action/horror sensibility of Aliens. Intriguing.
Alien: Covenant will be in theaters on May 19th.
Continue reading It’s Not Déja Vu If You Haven’t Actually Been There Trailer: Alien: Covenant!
Callum Lynch wakes up the morning after his execution to discover he’s the essential part of a plan to travel back in through – through an ancestor’s memories – to locate the Apple of Eden for the contemporary Templars. In doing so, he learns that that ancestor was an assassin, tasked with keeping the Apple out of the Templars’ hands at all costs.
Assassin’s Creed is a jumbled mess of a movie that ties to achieve a mystical conclusion via a quasi-scientific means – and fails spectacularly.
There’s a new international trailer for Assassin’s Creed that pretty much kicks a$$. Check it out after the break.
Continue reading Destined for Great Things Trailer: Assassin’s Creed!
‘We work in the dark to serve the light. We are Assassins.’
There’s a crazy cool new trailer for Assassin’s Creed following the jump. Check it out.
Assassin’s Creed premieres on December 21st.
The biggest problem with X-Men: Apocalypse is that it’s the third film in a very successful reboot series and it just goes on and on and on… But at least it’s not X-Men: Last Stand.
Continue reading X-Men Apocalypse: Third Time’s Not a Charm!
Steve Jobs is a strange duck of a film – a look at three pivotal moments of the Apple genius’ life in the hope that it will give a full picture of the man.
The three moments are the backstage events prior to three key launches of Jobs’ products: 1984’s Mackintosh, 1988’s NEXT computer and 1998’s iMac.
Continue reading Steve Jobs: Trying To Create a Portrait from Bits & Pieces!