Every few years, Hollywood will attempt yet again to adapt a video game for the screen, and you don’t even need every finger on one hand to count the number of times it has worked out well. One example of when it did work: Netflix’s The Witcher, the hit Henry Cavill-led fantasy adventure series based on both the popular video game franchise and books by Andrzej Sapkowski.

PLOT: When Poppy and Branch discover that there are different types of Trolls living in the world, they go on a mission to unite them with their love of music. Unfortunately for them, the rocker Trolls don't want to share their music. Instead, they want to take over and make all living Trolls slaves to Heavy Metal! ROCK n TROLL! REVIEW: When the big screen adventures of TROLLS… Read More...

Ryan Gosling is attached to star in an adaptation of the new novel from The Martian writer Andy Weir.

Leigh Whannell‘s reimagined Invisible Man is a more terrifying and menacing Universal Monster for modern times. Before his “death,” he was an abusive, controlling husband to a trapped Cecilia Kass, played by Elisabeth Moss. Knowing that he is capable of real evil makes waiting for him to inflict that evil on Cecilia and the people she loves excruciating to watch but in the most thrilling way. Whannell’s monster is not the only thing that keeps the audience on edge throughout The Invisible Man.

Following the failure of THE MUMMY, the Dark Universe franchise quickly crashed and burned, leaving the fate of the infamous Universal Monsters up in the air; Enter Leigh Whannell's THE INVISIBLE MAN, which has become a critical and commercial success less than a week after its release. This has left many fans excited for future reimaginings of the Universal Monsters, and Jason… Read More...