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With Ahsoka bringing back Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker, studios need to go beyond just invoking nostalgia and do something with it.

(1) GENRE SQUEAKS IN. [Item by Cora Buhlert.] Amazingly, there actually is one genre book on the Deutscher Buch Preis (German Book Prize) longlist, which is quite unusual for this award, which tends to go to family sagas with historical background or novels about rootless young people in the big city. The novel in question

The horror genre and the anthology format have always been natural bedfellows. Here are the best horror anthology movies of all time:

By Steve Vertlieb: Every generation has its incarnation of the grand and glorious vampire mythos – the Twilight and Underworld film series, The Vampire Diaries, HBO’s ever popular True Blood, the Gen X’er’s fondly remembered The Lost Boys, my own generation’s Dark Shadows (not be confused with the rather loopy Tim Burton theatrical redo of a couple of years back!), and even the legendary X-Files,

By Steve Vertlieb: Every generation has its incarnation of the grand and glorious vampire mythos – the Twilight and Underworld film series, The Vampire Diaries, HBO’s ever popular True Blood, the Gen X’er’s fondly remembered The Lost Boys, my own generation’s Dark Shadows (not be confused with the rather loopy Tim Burton theatrical redo of a couple of years back!), and even the legendary X-Files,

David Prowse is the man behind Darth Vader's iconic gait and bearing. But he almost played another Star Wars character equally infamous for his stature.

Whether their work went underappreciated behind alien masks or they became icons in the hearts of fans, these "Star Wars" actors were taken from us too soon.

Ghostwatch writer Stephen Volk’s first script was inspired by a true story about Byron, Shelley, a stormy night and mind-altering drugs. Trust Ken Russell to take it to the next level.

Mario's voice actor retiring could represent a chance to mix things up, but will Nintendo take it or try to replicate their past success?

Hammer Films' new slate of films will be unveiled soon and the first film of the new incarnation is Doctor Jekyll, starring Eddie Izzard.