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Allnighter to Bring Online Comic Phenomenon LETS PLAY to Television Ensemble Rom-Com Series Adapting the Multimillion-Subscriber Webcomic Hit Charts Loves and Losses of Female Video Game Developer News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, May 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Allnighter today announced that it will be bringing the massively popular, romantic comedy webcomic, LETS PLAY, and its devoted, multimillion-strong weekly readership to television as a live-action seri...

Annecy’s Work in Progress Section Teases Some of the Most Exciting Projects from the World of Animation Variety 4 hrs ago France’s Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the leading global get-together for all things animation, has unveiled the lineup for this year’s Work in Progress section, among the most highly anticipated events of the world’s animation calendar. When a physical event is possible, lines begin to form early in the morning as fans of the high-profile projects...

MORTAL KOMBAT!!! A blood-slicked reminder that, in arcade fighter games and Hollywood blockbusters alike, no fatality is ever truly permanent. Simultaneously, he’d been writing, shooting and producing his own projects — most of them not in the action genre, but dramas, comedies and even a silent film inspired by Jean-Luc Godard’s nouvelle vague classic “Band of Outsiders” — aiming to build a reel and take his career into his own hands. Then, a few years ago, he sat through the lon...

Not exactly a knockout. TWITTER 4/23/2021 A quarter-century has passed since Hollywood first adapted the arcade classic Mortal Kombat, with a film that launched newcomer Paul W.S. Anderson into his career making bad but extremely profitable movies full of CG mayhem (and a side career flummoxing those casual moviegoers who confuse him with two similarly named but slightly more brilliant auteurs). This year the newcomer is Simon McQuoid, whose version of Mortal Kombat ditches original character...

The movie serves as a reboot of the film series, which released in the 90s.

Saw revival Spiral, with a tenth entry in the franchise in active development. Production Weekly’s latest issue lists Saw X as being in active development, with Bloody Disgusting confirming that the film is in the works. Details on plans for the tenth film are not yet known, and it’s important to say that Spiral’s relative success or failure could potentially affect plans. The Rock-led film, which also stars Samuel L. Jackson and is directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, is set to release o...

Saw franchise is already looking ahead to its future with a 10th title. Ahead of Spirals launch next month, its reported that the series is actively working on another movie after that – more than 15 years after the first film changed the horror landscape back in 2004. Following initial reports that James Wans production company Atomic Monster was directly involved behind-the-scenes, Bloody Disgusting has confirmed that co-creator Wan will not return as "an active participant". Still, you ...

Saw 10 already in development ahead of Spiral: From the Book of Saw Saw franchise, titled Spiral: From the Book of Saw, not debuting until 14th May, it is being reported that Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures have already started development on the next instalment. In their latest issue, Production Weekly (via Bloody Disgusting) has listed SAW X as being in active development – which was later confirmed by the news outlet. It was initially reported that James Wan‘s production company Atomi...

Saw X Reportedly In Early Development Jigsaw failed to properly revitalize the series back in 2017,  Spiral will pivot things in a fresh direction, with the added bonus of featuring two bonafide stars in Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson. And it seems the studio has enough faith in it to press ahead with a sequel straight away. Production Weekly has revealed that Lionsgate is in active development on  Saw X. That’s all we know at the moment, though, apart from the fact that James Wan’s ...

Saw film is in development. While we dont know yet if Bousman will return from Spiral (trailer here), Brad has a bit of a bummer confirmation: While this is the first to include [James Wans production company] Atomic Monster in the production listing, I can assure you that Wan has not returned as an active participant in the SAW franchise. Brad also points out that the success of Spiral: From the Book of Saw could affect all of this, so I guess well wait and see! Read more over at