Legendary Pictures Announces New King Kong Movie “Skull Island” Michael Lee, July 26, 2014July 26, 2014 Briefly: Normally studio panels at comic con like to go out with a big bang, and Legendary Pictures are living up to their names with the new Warcraft and Godzilla 2 announcements. But just before they closed out their panel, the studio announced that they would be doing a new King Kong movie titled Skull Island. Based on that title alone, it seems the film won’t be just another iteration of King Kong, but rather all of the other creaters and inhabitants on the island.The film has just been announced, so it is still in the early phases of production. For now the studio is tinkering with it, and a full cast and director should be announced once they figure out the logistics to the film. Comic-Con Events Comic Con 2014King KongLegendary PicturesSkull IslandThomas Tull
Comic-Con 2013: The Walking Dead Escape Review July 28, 2013Editor’s Note: The following is a review of The Walking Dead Escape interactive experience at San Diego Comic-Con 2013 from our event correspondent Joshua Butler. When the hallowed halls of Comic-Con fill up, the dead will walk again. What am I talking about you ask, why The Walking Dead Escape… Read More
Conventions VidCon 2014: The Fine Brothers On Virality, Key To Online Success And Cat Videos June 30, 2014July 1, 2014The Fine Brothers Raf and Benny, creators of the “React” videos and Film/TV shows “in 7 minutes”, sat down to talk to press about their latest endevour. They are teaming up with viral superstars Grumpy Cat and other YouTubers for The Friskies. Cat food company Friskies will celebrate online cat… Read More
Art Galleries Pay Tribute to Cult Movies and Harry Potter July 7, 2011July 7, 2011This weekend LA will be hosting two spectacular movie themed art galleries both of which should be very appealing to the hardcore movie fan. The first one is Gallery 1988’s Crazy 4 Cult. It’s the fifth time the gallery has hosted the event, which celebrates cult hits throughout the years…. Read More