Two new TV spots for The Wolfman have hit the Web, and things are looking pretty good! The movie hits theaters on February 12th. Official film synopsis: “Inspired by the classic Universal film that launched a legacy of horror, The Wolfman brings the myth of a cursed man back to its iconic origins. Oscar® winner Benicio Del Toro stars as Lawrence Talbot, a haunted nobleman lured back to his family estate after his brother vanishes. Reunited with his estranged father (Oscar® winner Anthony Hopkins), Talbot sets out to find his brother…and discovers a...

Genre fans who are, shall we say, untrusting of ABC after it quickly ended fan favorite Life on Mars can breathe a sigh of relief for V and Flashback. During a press conference ABC Entertainment Group President Stephen McPherson told reporters that the network has a clear plan for both series. For V McPherson said that the plan was always to tell the story in chapters, but because of production problems the initial chapter had to be shortened to just 4 episodes. “The original V was two minis and then...

With Spider-Man 4 officially dead, you might be wondering what director Sam Raimi will be turning his attention to. We may already have the answer to that one… Last year it was widely reported that Raimi was going to direct a movie adaptation of the incredibly successful MMO World of Warcraft, which is to be based on a script by Robert Rodat. According to Ain’t it Cool, World of Warcraft will be Raimi’s NEXT movie. …the phone lines were burning between a certain legendary locale and Raimi’s folks about firing up...

With Transformers 2 being the big money maker in 2009 it was just inevitable that Transformers 3 would be coming down the pike. It looks like the film will be getting started much quicker than anyone even imagined. Word from Deadline Hollywood Daily is the next installment of the toys turned movie franchise will begin production in May. The funny part about this news is they have a few minor details to work out before then…like a script. A decision will also need to be made about shooting the film...

Sunday’s season premiere of NBC’s Chuck brought in higher ratings than network execs could have hoped for, which is good news for fans and the show’s executive producer McG. (Yes, THAT McG.) The first hour of the 2 hour premier brought in an audience of 7.7 million viewers and a 3 rating among the always important adults aged 18 to 49. During an event to promote Human Target McG was asked about the premiers ratings, and what it means for the show: “I’m happy, I just believe in that show, and...