Promo For Smallville Episode "harvest"

Ryan Gosling is dipping his toes into the horror-comedy genre by producing the upcoming zombie project for Amazon MGM Studios titled I Used to Eat Brains, Now I Eat Kale. Goslings most recent producing credits include The Fall Guy, Lost River, and the upcoming science fiction film, Project Hail Mary, based on the novel by Andy Weir.

Fright Night is a gloriously campy horror movie remembered for some impressive special effects, a gruesome villain, and some knowing nods to the genre it is almost a parody of. Manifest Medias Table Read podcast recently released a new episode centering on the horror movie, which saw the original cast, and director Tom Holland, joined by Mark Hamill and Rosario Dawson to do a live reading of the script.

The latest Superman set photos surfaced online, revealing new details about the upcoming DCU film. The reboot is under the creative direction of James Gunn and producer Peter Safran, who are at the helm of several projects within the newly minted DC Universe. Their leadership is set to steer the next phase of the franchise.

Batmans nearly 50-year-old radioactive adversary, Doctor Phosphorous, is making the leap from comic books to James Gunn and Peter Safrans DC Universe. And it is the talented actor Alan Tudyk who will be bringing the fiery Dr. Alex Sartorius, aka Doc Phosphorous, to life in the DCUs animated series, Creature Commandos.

Jena Malone, who portrayed the fierce and formidable tribute, Johanna Mason, from District 7 in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, recently expressed her enthusiasm at the possibility of returning to the popular franchise should a sequel ever be made. Malone reprized her role from the 2013 movie again in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 and Part 2 and was a memorable part of the trilogy, and now, in an interview with Entertainment Tonight, the Golden Globe nominee reflected on her time playing the emotionally scarred victor of the 71st Hunger Games as well as a proud participant of the third Quarter Quell.

The grave of late James Bond actor Roger Moore has been vandalized based on a new report that came from a fan who sought out Moores headstone in order to pay his respects to the movie star. Moores career began in 1945 with a couple of bit parts in the films Perfect Strangers and Caesar and Cleopatra, and from there he would go on to earn acclaim for his portrayal of Simon Templar in the TV show The Saint, which ran from 1962 to 1969.