Actor turned producer Bruce Campbell sat down with Machinima to discuss the new Evil Dead remake which sounds much more serious in tone and far less funny (“there’s not a snappy line in the whole movie”) than I was expecting. The remake of Evil Dead starring Jane Levy, Shiloh Fernandez, Jessica Lucas, Lou Taylor Pucci, and Elizabeth Blackmore opens in theaters on April 12th.
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We’ll still have to wait our first real trailer (no, I’m not counting a 20-second teaser with no dialogue as a trailer), but today we can share with you the first images and the first poster for Iron Man 3 which opens in theaters next May. Inside you’ll find more pics, the teaser poster, and the official press release for the movie.
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“Blood Feud” begins with Rigsby (Owain Yeoman) being brought in for questioning by Agent LaRoche (Pruitt Taylor Vince) and possibly facing criminal charges for his behavior over the past week after discovering his father (William Forsythe) wounded at a crime scene. After seeing that his father is stable, and completely uncooperative, Lisbon (Robin Tunney) sends Rigsby home and begins an investigation into the shooting that left one man dead and another in a hospital bed.
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Although last season of Psych hit DVD shelves this week it looks like we’ll have to wait a few more months for Season Seven. On the plus side the show has released this promo giving us a glimpse of what we’re in store for when the show returns in February.
This latest issue of Justice League gives us a little discussion of Superman and Wonder Woman’s kiss, but the majority of the issue is focused on the league rallying around Diana to help find the Cheetah. Other than the group’s short battle with Darkseid this marks the first time the New 52 version of the league has taken on a classic villain.
Cheetah may seem like an odd choice but the villain’s magical origin does give her the upper-hand as it seems the New 52 version of Superman has kept the pre-Flashpoint‘s version of the character’s weakness to magic. That said, the character has certainly gotten a power upgrade from the version from my childhood as she fights the entire league to a standstill without breaking a sweat.
It’s not a great story, but it’s certainly better than some issues the comic has delivered over the past year and gives several characters their own moments to shine. We do get some talk behind the scenes discussing the shakeup of the team as well as a back-up story involving Steve Trevor and Green Arrow as a lead-in to the upcoming series Justice League of America. For fans.
[DC, $3.99]
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