November 14, 2008
Five Favorite Films with Guillermo del Toro
RT caught up with Hellboy II director Guillermo del Toro at the DVD/Blu-ray Launch Event for Hellboy II: The Golden Army, where the celebrated fantasy auteur shared his favorite films of all time. More...

August 13, 2008
What The Hell Happened To Wesley Snipes?
In the first part of a new Rotten Tomatoes feature, we examine the career ups and downs of our favorite fallen celebrities -- as charted by the Tomatometer, of course, and with only the best of intentions in mind. More...

July 13, 2008
Guillermo del Toro - RT's Dinner and the Movies Interview
We have an extended chat with the director of Cronos, Pan's Labyrinth and this week's Hellboy II to talk about his career past, present and future and tap him for juicy information on the upcoming Hobbit adaptation. More...

February 11, 2008
Tekken Adaptation Finds Its Lead
As an actor, Luke Goss has historically been a man of many sequels (Blade II, Hellboy II: The Golden Army), but for his next project, he'll be joining a franchise on the ground floor. More...

October 01, 2007
David Goyer to Direct Mike Mignola's Vampire Adaptation
David Goyer is one very busy man. In addition to helming the X-Men spin-off Magneto, he's attached to a new vampire graphic novel flick. More...

April 27, 2007
David Goyer to Direct "Magneto"
He's had his hand in a whole bunch of superhero flicks, and you can now add another one on to the filmography of writer/director David S. Goyer. He'll be directing and (re-)writing the "Magneto" flick for Fox. More...

March 07, 2007
Ron Perlman Raring to Go on "Hellboy 2"
Production on "Hellboy 2: The Golden Army" gets underway in May, and leading man Ron Perlman is hard at work pumping iron and eating pizzas. More...

March 01, 2007
"Saw" Maker to Tackle "Scanners" Remake
Darren Lynn Bousman, director of "Saw 2," "Saw 3," and the upcoming "Saw 4," will soon be helming a remake of David Cronenberg's "Scanners" for Dimension Films. They also signed a pretty good screenwriter... More...

December 28, 2006
Box Office Guru Preview: "Dreamgirls" Sing Goodbye to 2006
The final weekend of 2006 will see moviegoers catch up on a jam-packed slate of holiday leftovers as no new films open on Friday. More...

August 14, 2006
Del Toro Talks "Hellboy 2" and "Pan" to a Pair of Sites
One of the most easy-to-admire filmmakers out there has GOT to be Guillermo del Toro, and it's not just because he makes darn good horror and action movies. (Check out the guy's commentaries or DVD interviews to get a taste of how smart,... More...

July 13, 2006
Snipes Deals With More Undead
Probably more than a little weary of doing military action flicks down in Romania, former star Wesley Snipes has signed on to star in "Gallowwalker," which is probably the only flick you'll ever see that has two consecutive Ws in its... More...

July 05, 2006
"Blade" Writer to Focus on the "Thor" Movie
Comic book genius David S. Goyer (he wrote the "Blade" trilogy and "Batman Begins") will be dusting off his computer and getting busy on Marvel's big-screen rendition of "Thor" -- in addition to the work he's already... More...

May 12, 2006
"Blade: The Series" Draws (Much) Nearer
OK, so we're reporting on a TV show -- but it's a TV show based on a series of movies AND a very popular comic book character, so close enough. Remember that "Blade" series we talked about last year? Well, it's ready to hit the airwaves... More...

February 09, 2006
del Toro to Make a "Killing on Carnival Street"
With his latest flick ("Pan's Labyrinth") in the can and sold to HBO/New Line, genre favorite Guillermo del Toro is about to sign on for another rather intriguing project. The logline on "Killing on Carnival Street" includes... More...

January 13, 2006
"Blade" Makes the Jump Onto Spike (TV, that is)
Thanks to ComingSoon.net for sharing a press release from Spike TV network, the short version of which is this: "Blade" is being adapted into a TV series. And no, Wesley Snipes is not involved. More...

September 07, 2005
Marvel Entertainment Announces Its "Big Ten" Lineup
Variety reports that Marvel Enterprises will now be known as Marvel Entertainment, and that they have ten potential movies lined up to produce, and for Paramount to distribute. Curious to see which characters Marvel didn't lease to the other... More...

June 27, 2005
David Goyer Will Helm an "Invisible" Adaptation
Writer/director David S. Goyer will helm "The Invisible" for Spyglass Entertainment and Touchstone Pictures, says The Hollywood Reporter. Mick Davis' screenplay (which is based on the novel by Mats Wahl) was already made into a... More...

December 17, 2004
Goyer Flashes for WB
Variety delivers what feels like a daily dose of comic book news when they inform us of David Goyer's next project. Fresh off of all three "Blade" movies and next year's "Batman Begins," Mr. Goyer will write, produce and direct... More...

December 14, 2004
Goyer Taking a Swing at Thor
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