“Apollo 18” Release Pushed Back Dan Koelsch, January 6, 2011January 9, 2011 Briefly: Shock Till You Drop is reporting that the Weinstein Company’s Apollo 18 has been pushed back from its original March 4th release to April 22nd. This isn’t too surprising, as this film has come together pretty quickly, and it has supposedly yet to even begin shooting. Hopefully it doesn’t get pushed back again. Read all about the film and its viral campaign on our Apollo 18 Viral Page. News Apollo 18
‘The Social Network’ Website Fully Launched August 31, 2010August 30, 2010The official website for David Fincher’s The Social Network started as just a teaser poster. On Monday, the website launched and debuted 46 new photos. It also has a unique design that plays a bit on the film’s plot about the creation of Facebook. Take a look at a few… Read More
Tron Legacy Soundtrack Website Revealed? September 7, 2010September 8, 2010A website was found today on Unfiction that looks to be for the soundtrack to the upcoming Disney sequel Tron Legacy. As you may remember, Daft Punk is producing the entire score and soundtrack for the film, though so far no official music has been released to preview. The soundtrack… Read More
Justin Long Talks Tusk, Working With Kevin Smith Again, Wearing A Walrus Suit, Michael Parks, And More September 19, 2014September 19, 2014Tusk is the first film in Kevin Smith‘s quasi-trilogy, True North Trilogy. The film follows Wallace (Justin Long), a podcaster who drives up to the backwoods of Canada to interview a Howard, a man who wants to tell his stories to someone. Little does Wallace know, Howard is a psychotic… Read More