Thomas Jane Returns as The Punisher in Short Film “Dirty Laundry” Zach Oldenburg, July 16, 2012 It’s been almost ten years since Thomas Jane graced us with his pitch perfect portrayal of The Punisher, but leave it to the man himself to never let a good thing go to waste. To watch the return of Thomas Jane as The Punisher in a new short film titled “Dirty Laundry”, click the jump. This is the Punisher film we deserve! Raw, dark, dirty, and with no studio interference. I hope this sparks Marvel to re-think exactly what Thomas Jane is capable of when this character is in his hands. There’s no question that the guy loves the comic: “I wanted to make a fan film for a character I’ve always loved and believed in – a love letter to Frank Castle & his fans. It was an incredible experience with everyone on the project throwing in their time just for the fun of it. It’s been a blast to be a part of from start to finish — we hope the friends of Frank enjoy watching it as much as we did making it.” – Thomas JaneCross your fingers that this is the tip of something bigger for Frank Castle. #dirtylaundry Fan Made Work News Social Networks Viral Videos #DirtyLaundryThe PunisherThomas Jane
“The Devil Inside” Ends With a Link, and Fan Screening Gets First Hand Possession January 7, 2012January 7, 2012While the reviews for this weekend’s new horror film The Devil Inside have been mixed at best, there is one thing most audiences have been unhappy about: the end. Get the details about the unusual ending for the found-footage exorcism thriller after the break, as well as how one audience… Read More
Fan-Made “Jurassic Park” Video Game In the Works January 7, 2013Have you ever wanted to experience the awe and danger of Jurassic Park? Well, you may get your chance, eventually. A group is developing a free video game based on the classic Spielberg blockbuster called Jurassic Life, due to the fact that the Half-Life 2 Source engine SDK is being… Read More
Viral Video: 35 Movies in 2 minutes July 20, 2010July 20, 2010Felix Meyer, Pascal Monaco, and others have a pretty nifty animation project called 35mm. In the span of about two minutes, the video covers the history of movies by showing an icon image of 35 of them, all fitting into one visual style. Check it out after the break and… Read More
What I meant to say ways, I hope this turns out the same way as that Mortal Kombat, hopefully better.
If they do it then I hope they use the same people that made this or Hollywood with mess it up again.