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Romero-scripted Road of the Dead gets a comic book prequel

Last year it was announced that stunt coordinator Matt Birman, who served as second unit director on George A. Romero's LAND OF THE DEAD, DIARY OF THE DEAD, and SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD, was seeking funding for a project called...

Andy Bean to play the man who becomes Swamp Thing

Fresh off playing the adult version of Stanley Uris in the recently wrapped IT: CHAPTER TWO, actor Andy Bean has now signed on to play the man who becomes Swamp Thing in the upcoming DC Universe series. Based on the...

USA Network orders a second season of The Purge

Tonight at 10pm, USA Network will be airing the season finale of The Purge, their television series that takes place in the world of the feature films THE PURGE, THE PURGE: ANARCHY, THE PURGE: ELECTION YEAR, and THE FIRST PURGE....

Virginia Madsen cast in James Wan’s Swamp Thing series

The DC Universe streaming service's upcoming Swamp Thing series is turning out to be an assemblage of genre all stars. The show, based on the DC Comics characters created by Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson, is being executive produced by...

Steven Quale to direct sharks vs. whale film Alphas

After years of going straight to video or TV, shark thrillers have made their return to the big screen in recent years, and they're not going away just yet. Not only are there going to be sequels to this year's...
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