screenrant.com – Hammer Films dominated the Gothic entertainment market throughout the 1950s-80s, before going dormant in the ’90s. Dutch producer John De Mol purchased the rights back in 2007, resurrecting the studio with such minor efforts as the vampire flick Beyond the Rave and the Hiliary Swank thriller The Resident. The company regained critical credibility with the remake Let Me In, before finding success at the box office with The Woman in Black starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter). 38 weeks 2 days ago via theothersenhman

comingsoon.net – Following up on plans for a Trolls feature film back in 2010 , DreamWorks Animation SKG, Inc. has now acquired the IP for the iconic franchise from the Dam Family and Dam Things of Denmark with plans to introduce the beloved brand to a new generation of fans around the world. 5 weeks 6 days ago via jackiechan

joblo.com – Love or hate him, Rob Zombie is a hell of a showman. Not many musicians can make the transition from singer to actor, but to go from singer to director is a unique feat. While I despised HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES, I did love THE DEVIL'S REJECTS. HALLOWEEN was serviceable, but THE LORDS OF SALEM looks like a return to form for Zombie.

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deadline.com – EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures has set Tom Jenkins and Simon Sharp to rewrite to direct Giants. They will make their feature debut off of two short films that became big viral hits: Speed Of Light and Address is Approximate. In Giants, an alien race known as Giants on planet Gigantus are attacked by a foreign spacecraft, which prompts a team of soldiers to embark on a mission to Earth in order to wage war. 33 weeks 7 hours ago via jackiechan

feedproxy.google.com – THR's awards analyst argues that the shift to earlier nomination voting will make it harder for small films to catch on and for big December releases to be seen before ballots are due. 35 weeks 18 hours ago via theothersenhman

feedproxy.google.com – Most movie fans know that Marvel’s X-Men characters reside at 20th Century Fox and The Avengers reside at Marvel Studios, owned by Disney. It’s the type of distinction that might seem insignificant to some, but is in fact very important, as movie studios rarely share their prized properties. So while Avengers vs X-Men has been a huge success in the Marvel Comics world ... 32 weeks 2 days ago via brucelee

collider.com – At Comic-Con, Disney showed off the first trailer for Oz the Great and Powerful, and then released it online as a nice way of saying, "Thanks for standing in line, suckers!" I thought the trailer looked very pretty, but I wanted to see more of the characters and plot. Six new images from the film have gone online, and they once again confirm that the movie will look very pretty, which isn't too much of a surprise considering that director Sam Raimi has a great eye for visuals and he has Robert Stromberg (Alice in Wonderland) as his production designer. 44 weeks 1 day ago via jackiechan