‘Black Widow’ and ‘Cruella’ to hit Disney+ the same day as theaters

Disney has announced that Disney live-action film Cruella and Marvel Studios Black Widow  will be released simultaneously in theaters and on Disney+ with Premier Access (which is usually around a $30 extra charge on top of subscriptions) in most Disney+ markets on Friday, May 28th 2021 and on Friday, July 9th 2021 respectively. Black Widow had already been delayed from November 2020 to May 2021 but has now been pushed back to July 9th.

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Crissi Fit cast for I Know What You Did Last Summer TV series

Chrissie Fit will recur in Amazon’s I Know What You Did Last Summer series.

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WarnerMedia’s Ann Sarnoff shuts down Ayer cut & SnyderVerse rumours

WarnerMedia Studios CEO Ann Sarnoff says that the release of Zack Snyder’s Justice League will complete the director’s superhero trilogy, reinforcing the studio’s desire to move past the social media campaign to hand back control of the DC film universe to the filmmaker.


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‘Batwoman’ casts new Kate Kane

Following the departure of titular lead Ruby Rose and the subsequent addition of a new lead character The CW’s show Batwoman has now cast Wallis Day to take over the role of Kate Kane (AKA Batwoman) that was established by  Rose in season one.


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Zack Snyder’s Justice League BluRay/4K/DVD release confirmed

Around the hype of the worldwide streaming release of Zack Snyders Justice League fans have been eagerly awaiting details of a physical release; and we are now starting to see retailers listing pre-orders for 4K UHD BluRay, BluRay and DVD.

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Ryan Murphy Confirms Title For AHS Season 10

After months of dropping breadcrumbs on social media, Ryan Murphy has finally revealed the title of American Horror Story season 10.

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Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot Leatherface actor announced

As we previously reported Fede Alvarez will be producing a new take on Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre for Legendary.

On a recent podcast Alvarez confirmed that the new movie is indeed a sequel to Hooper’s original classic and that the movie is set many years after the events of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, with Leatherface now a much older man.

Today is has been revealed who will be playing Leatherface.


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New Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot casting details announced

As we previously reported Fede Alvarez will be producing a new take on Tobe Hooper’s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre for Legendary.

On a recent podcast Alvarez confirmed that the new movie is indeed a sequel to Hooper’s original classic and that the movie is set many years after the events of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, with Leatherface now a much older man.

The character of Sally Hardesty the sole survivor in the 1974 movie will be appearing in the film.


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Audio Review: Blake’s 7 – Lucifer Genesis

Review by Ian McArdell


Lucifer Genesis is the final instalment in the late Paul Darrow’s trilogy of Blake’s 7 stories, charting the ongoing exploits of the character he so memorably brought to life: Kerr Avon.
First published by Big Finish in 2015, it has been recorded as an audiobook by Darrow’s colleague, Stephen Grief. Grief, of course, played the role of Travis in the television show’s first year. Up front, it is worth saying that I have not read either of the other Lucifer books, but it does not seem to matter – Lucifer Genesis is a relatively self-contained epic. It is also one that has a tremendous scope, with an intricate plot charting Servalan’s rise to power, then weaves in and out of established onscreen Blake’s 7 events. Throughout Avon is positioned as Servalan’s nemesis, with characters such as Blake and Travis merely diversions to be handled along the way.

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Review: Doctor Who – The End Of The Beginning

Review by Jacob Licklider


So here we are. March 2021 and the end of The Monthly Range of Doctor Who. Over 20 years and 275 releases, and Big Finish Productions have decided to give their flagship range on final multi-Doctor send-off adventure. Relative newcomer Robert Valentine was given the task of writing The End of the Beginning, a story which harkens back to the very first release in the range, The Sirens of Time, telling three connected adventures for three Doctors before bringing them together for the final episode in one big overarching plan. Each episode adds to the drama and ends with the Doctor (and this time companion) in some sort of danger while everything builds towards some universe breaking danger. The production of The End of the Beginning is put in the hands of Ken Bentley, one of the range’s most prolific directors, and the sound design and music by Wilfredo Acosta. This is an entire story based on making an homage to the range; including appearances from range exclusive characters for one last hurrah before Big Finish moves into a new era of box-sets and new adventures with different Doctors and companions. There is at least one Monthly Range release which is still coming as it was delayed, but this truly is the end of an era for Big Finish Productions.

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