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You're Taking The Kiss: China Cuts Gay Kiss For Censored 'Alien: Covenant'
Nowadays men can hold hands, share apartments, and maybe even sometimes beds *gasp*, so in 2017, you don't expect the issue of sexuality to be much of a problem in cinema. Shows like Game of Thrones thrive on their sexual promiscuity, while Westworld not only gave us a toothy man on man BJ, but a three-minute orgy. Hollywood is packed with gay stars, while Brokeback Mountain is not just remembered for two men getting it on in a tent, but as a damn good film!
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
Who's Your Daddy: 'The Predator' Star Confirms Major Links To The Original Franchise
Prepare to be hunted, because Shane Black's The Predator is coming for you. Part reboot, part sequel, the dreadlocked dangers are back on our screens for the first standalone film since 2010's Predators. While we aren't expecting Arnold Schwarzenegger to pilot a helicopter in for the film's finale and bellow his infamous "choppa" line, it sounds like #ShaneBlack is at least taking the previous films into account.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
'Write' Place, Wrong Film: 'Prometheus' Writer Knows Where the Alien Films Could Go Next
When #RidleyScott's Prometheus entered the uncharted territory of an #Alien prequel, hopes were high for a faithful continuation of the horror franchise's legacy. However, even an all-star cast and a fleshed-out script from Lost's #DamonLindelof couldn't save the 2012 film from mediocrity.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
Ridley Me This, Ridley Me That: Sci-Fi Horror Returns but Is 'Alien: Covenant' Scary?
Great Scott, it is finally time to wake up from cryo-sleep and face our biggest fears once more! As #RidleyScott returns to the #Alien franchise after 2012's Prometheus, many are questioning whether the grandfather of the Xenomorph can still Reebok stomp the competition when it comes to #scifi #horror with his latest venture, #AlienCovenant.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
We're Clover The Moon: Is J.J. Abrams's Next Cloverfield Film About Zombie Nazis?
Everywhere you turn nowadays you can't move for zombie movies, zombie TV shows, and Greg Nicotero filling your Instagram feed. While Resident Evil may be finally closing its doors (for now), every other week another slow-walking zombie film lands itself on the production slate. Well, gore-fans can rejoice because a very exciting zombie project is just on the horizon, but try not to get too "Cloverexcited."
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
A Director With 'Bite': Why David Fincher Is The One To Save 'World War Z 2' From The Apocalypse!
Don't be tooling up for another round with Brad Pitt and zombies just yet, fans, because Paramount Pictures has thrown a spanner in the works for the hotly anticipated World War Z sequel. With Paramount pulling the sequel from its 2017 schedule, and with no further release date, it looks like someone has administered an anti-virus to the project; however, with the film seemingly facing extinction, could there be a director in shining armor here to help? Following the first film's release in 2013, World War Z 2 has been "plagued" with problems, but don't get yourself in a pandemic just yet, reports are swirling that Se7en's #DavidFincher is "very creatively interested in directing the movie,” leaving the ball in #Paramount's court. Your serve, Hollywood!
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
Only A MU-TH-UR's Love: 'Alien: Covenant' Brings Back Character From Original 'Alien'
Is there any of #AlienCovenant left to see? With the marketing in full swing ahead of the film's May 19 release, promo after promo has taken us into the belly of the beast. #RidleyScott promises that his next installment will tie closer to the roots of the franchise and also his original Alien in 1979.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
Blast Them To Kingdom Come: Michael Bay Blew Up Stonehenge For 'Transformers: The Last Knight'
Independence Day blew up the White House, Planet of the Apes let the Statue of Liberty tumble, but has anyone ever attacked Stonehenge before? Well, if you are #MichaelBay, even the sacred prehistoric monument isn't safe.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
Weaver Fever: Sigourney Weaver Finally Returns As Ellen Ripley In 'Alien' Spoof
Can you believe it? It has been 20 years since 20th Century Fox saddled up the crew of the Betty for an acid bath and we waved goodbye to #SigourneyWeaver's iconic #EllenRipley for Alien: Resurrection.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
It's Morphin Time: Concept Art Reveals Original Monster Designs for 'Alien: Covenant'
As the reviews hatch from their slimy clutch of eggs and #RidleyScott's #AlienCovenant gets a deathly facehug from the critics, the fog is finally starting to clear around the sixth film in the Alien series. Although shedding the slew of negativity that surrounded Prometheus, Covenant still finds itself as a mixed-bag affair that becomes more of a story about creationism than an intergalactic alien assault.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
'Tremors 6' Is In Production—Here's What We Know So Far
Remember that nostalgic horror movie from 1990 with the wormy creatures that traveled under the sand and threatened the life and limb of everyone in their paths? Well, if you've been following the #Tremors franchise, you'll be happy to know, Tremors 6 has now started production in Cape Town, South Africa. For those of us who watched the last installment in 2015, it's about time!
By The Television Time Capsule9 years ago in Futurism
Blood, Guts, and Kicking Xenomorph Butts — Your Ultimate 'Alien: Covenant' Review
Alright you Space Jockeys, are you ready to get back on the Xenomorph horse and reach for the skies once more? Some 38 years after #RidleyScott left us gasping for air in #Alien, the acclaimed director is back (again) to pick up where he left off in 2012 with Prometheus. Just like #MichaelFassbender's return performance as David the android, this year's #AlienCovenant is a clean and calculating affair that swaps out the the pitch black of Scott's 1979 original for a more muted shade of grey. Part Garden of Eden, part #horror in space, Covenant promises a mixed-bag affair that will divide critics even more than its prequel did.
By Tom Chapman9 years ago in Futurism
