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WARNING: Should this rumor turn out to be true, this article contains MAJOR SPOILERS for Transformers 4. If you are worried about potential spoilers. Turn away now. For months, we’ve been hearing that Transformers 4 will be taking Michael Bay’s blockbuster franchise in a new direction – and likely serve as the first installment in a new set of films. So what exactly does this fresh franchise direction entail? A leaked (albeit unconfirmed) plot synopsis suggested that human scientists had successfully reverse engineered the Transformers – opening the door for wild alterations to the robots-in-disguise format. However, Paramount Pictures was quick to “debunk” the leaked plot – which, as anyone that follows pre-release rumors is aware, doesn’t necessarily mean the details were inaccurate (the studio could simply be spreading misinformation to distract from a later reveal). The ...Click to continue reading Rumor Patrol: New ‘Transformers 4′ Robots & Story Details Revealed

Filmmaker Thomas J. Churchill provided us an exclusive first look at the new trailer, behind-the-scenes video, and stills for his upcoming and ambitious zombie/period feature Lazarus last night, and we think you should have a look at the film's sexy, 1950’s goodness. Set in 1957 Hollywood, writer/director Churchill’s Lazarus revolves around the character of George Lazarus (Ray Capuana), an insurance investigator who schedules routine interviews with twelve employees of the Deadly Sin Cigarette Company upon receipt of a rather suspicious insurance claim. In the process he learns that all twelve had recently been fired for being sick at the job, and then subsequently and without a trace, he disappears. Two weeks later, with Lazarus now a missing person, his heart-sick fiancée, Bethany Loomis (Natalie Victoria), along with Chip (Kevin Franklin), undertakes the task of finding him. By retracing his steps, she learns that what was initially regarded as a simple fraud investigation case may actually be the beginning of the end of the human race. Related Story: Exclusive Set Report and Photos: Dread Central Spends Easter with Lazarus Produced by Churchill and David M. Parks with cinematography by Wolfgang Meyer, Lazarus additionally stars Stephen Geoffreys (Fright Night), Brooke Lewis (iMurders), Josh Hammond (Jeepers Creepers 2), James Duval (Sushi Girl), Brian Andrews (Halloween), Janet Tracy Keijser (House on Haunted Hill), Kenneth J. Hall (The Puppet Master), Krista Grotte and Taylor Morgan Lewis. Roy Knyrim’s SOTA FX provides the special effects, with Clayton Brickert and Robert Giddens assisting. Intended as the first in a trilogy, Churchill is aiming for a theatrical release for Lazarus. Stay tuned for more, and in the interim visit the official Lazarus website and "like" Lazarus on Facebook. VISIT THE EVILSHOP @ AMAZON! Got news? Click here to submit it! Disappear without a trace in our comments section below!

Colin Trevorrow‘s Jurassic Park 4, originally scheduled for release Summer 2014, is currently locked in a holding pattern. The studio and director agreed taking more time to craft the film was the best way to ensure it will be the sequel we all want. But what does that mean exactly? Quality is obviously the number one priority, but how will a film almost fifteen years in the making take up the mantle left by directors Steven Spielberg and Joe Johnson? One of the franchise’s stars, Sam Neill, might have a clue. The actor who portrayed Alan Grant in both the first and third installments said in a new interview he doesn’t think he’ll be asked to return because he hears the new film is a “reboot.” The quote in question comes from the Dominion Post of New Zealand, via Comic Book Movie. Here’s the excerpt of the profile: As well as confirming that he is unlikely to be a part of next year’s Jurassic Park 4 (“I’m told it’s a big reboot, a total re-jig”), Neill confesses he hasn’t seen the new version of the original. Before everyone gets all up in arms, this doesn’t mean Colin Trevorrow is going to simply reshoot Michael Crichton’s original novel with new actors playing Ian Malcolm and Alan Grant. That’s a “remake.” This film is still called “Jurassic Park 4,” after all. Neill probably means it’s taking the franchise in a different direction while still keeping the story, effects and integrity of the first three films. Different characters, different stories, same world. You don’t think Universal Pictures would greenlight a guaranteed blockbuster like Jurassic Park 4 without thinking about at least 5 and 6 too, do you? Honestly, this news seems like a no-brainer. How do you think would be the best way to reboot the franchise? Colin Trevorrow’s ‘Jurassic Park 4′ Put on Hold [UPDATED]Jurassic Park 4 Will Return To Original Island Isla Nublar‘Jurassic Park 4′ to Star a New DinosaurSequel Bits: ‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ Clip and Featurette, Plus ‘Jurassic Park 4,’ ‘Star Trek Into Darkness,’ ‘Fast & Furious 6′‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ Helmer Colin Trevorrow to Direct ‘Jurassic Park 4′Jurassic Park 4 to Feature Dinosaurs with Guns?

Continuing to jockey for top placement in the online ticketing space, Movietickets.com has added Carmike Cinemas to its network of theaters, marking the ticket provider’s largest acquisition in more than a decade, totaling north of 2,2oo screens Stateside. Carmike, the nation’s fourth-largest theater chain, recently acquired 16 multiplexes from Rave Reviews Cinemas, totaling 251 screens,... Read more »

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