The official Avengers trailer was finally released this week. Attached to the previews of Real Steal, it offers everything we wanted and more. All of the Avengers are showcased in the preview, providing the perfect teaser for the upcoming movie.
The Wolverine may end up with two separate cuts. In a recent interview with Hugh Jackman, he discussed the interest in making an R-rated Wolverine movie. A possible compromise that is being floated is the idea of releasing a PG-13 version of film, so as to not exclude the younger fans, in addition to the R-rated cut we all want to see.
Queen of the webisode, Felicia Day’s most recent project, Dragon Age: Redemption, is now live. It’s a brilliant webseries placed in the Dragon Age RPG universe. Felicia Day’s character, Tallis, is an elven assassin hired to capture an apostate mage. Along with the release of the webseries, a new DLC was released for Dragon Age 2 also featuring Tallis.
DISCUSSION TIP: Be super into Lil Wayne and Lil B. I like reading the snarky/angry replies.
BEST RANDOM QUOTE: “Drake is softer then the Snuggie Bear. You know, the one that hugs your blankets after you do your laundry? Drake makes him look like Rambo.”
“I really am trying to create a new genre.”
– Cut Chemist
Cut Chemist is part of the seminal hip-hop band Jurassic 5. But in the past few years he’s stepped back from the band to work on his solo album, The Audience’s Listening, which he’s releasing through Warner Bros.
“The potential for these devices for good and evil is immense.”
– Wes Craven
When I became a journalist, it was a dream to be able to meet the filmmakers who inspired me as a movie-loving kid. After 12 years in the industry, it’s even more fulfilling to follow these filmmakers as they continue to influence our lives with the stories they tell.
Wes Craven is on his third or fourth cycle. For me, A Nightmare on Elm Street opened the world of dreams and overcoming your fears through Freddy Krueger. Also, The People Under the Stairs unleashed all the creativity that could exist buried in a dangerous suburban house.
The generation before me got to know Craven from his brutal thrillers Last House on the Left and The Hills Have Eyes, both of which Craven has produced remakes for in the last decade. The Scream series was already impacting horror fans younger than me, but I certainly enjoyed the way its characters knew the rules of the horror movies in which they were stuck, and it didn’t help them much.
Scre4m is already addressing a further generation by incorporating cell phones and internet technology, and discussing the rules of horror movie remakes. For the latest film, I once again got a chance to chat with my creative guru.
