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Director Bryan Singer is taking over the reins of the sequel to the prequel “X-Men: First Class” from Matthew Vaughn. Which has a nice poetic irony to it, since the movie’s title is “X-Men: Days Of Future Past”. And one of the first things Singer’s done as the new director is bring back some ofContinue Reading

Fans of “The Hunger Games” books may be anticipating this bit of news for a number of reasons. Red-blooded males, do take note too. In the follow-up story “Catching Fire”, there is a character called Johanna Mason. And she first makes an appearance completely nude. Today, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed casting rumours for this high-profileContinue Reading

Earlier this month, Electroshadow reported that director Gary Ross had left the sequel for “The Hunger Games”. Despite the movie making over US$570 million globally (so far), Ross declined to continue and the studio began its scramble to find a replacement. Many names were thrown around, from “The Fly” director David Cronenberg(!) to Alejandro GonzalezContinue Reading

Jennifer Lawrence stars in this horror about a young girl and her mother who move into their dream home, only to find it houses a nightmare they never imagined…

“The Hunger Games” is the latest literary franchise to get the cinematic treatment. It features a premise that’s surprisingly dark and violent for its target audience. But that may be the best thing about it…

Jennifer Lawrence is one the most sought-after young actresses today. She’s got both the looks and the talent, as her Oscar nomination for “Winter’s Bone” proved. Fans of the Suzanne Collins future-fantasy book “The Hunger Games” were only too pleased that such a high-profile talent was cast as the main character Katniss Everdeen. Comingsoon’s SilasContinue Reading

The 3rd trailer gives us a slightly more detailed look at the concept of the deadly Hunger Games, and the characters involved…

Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence stars as a young girl in a future where citizens are forced to fight to the death in a televised contest…