Tyler Doupé

4 days ago | dreadcentral.com | Tyler Doupé

Several years ago Mike Flanagan announced plans to adapt Stephen King’s The Dark Tower as a small-screen series. However, we haven’t learned much about the project in the years since, perhaps in part due to Flanagan’s massive workload of late. The Doctor Sleep director is working on a series adaptation of King’s Carrie and anuntitled Exorcist picture with Blumhouse.

4 days ago | dreadcentral.com | Tyler Doupé

I have a soft spot for exploitation-esque action films, and it’s no great secret that I’m a horror fan. So, when I got a press release for Derek Barnes’ gritty action-horror hybrid Hunting Grounds, I said, “What the hell?” I checked it out and had a decent time with it. Now, I know that’s not a glowing endorsement, but it’s not a damning indictment, either. Hunting Grounds is an indie effort that gets just enough right to work for the right audience.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Tyler Doupé

Dedicated kaiju fans are likely familiar with much, if not all of, the Godzilla canon. However, some of the series installments remain woefully under-seen outside of that core base. The 2001 film Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack (frequently shortened as GMK) is a great example of exactly that. Although GMK resonated in its native Japan, the picture rarely seems to get the same level of recognition with Stateside audiences.

6 days ago | comicbook.com | Tyler Doupé

What comes to mind when many of us think of hacking is surely much different than what the process actually looks like in real life. Many TV series and feature films make hacking look like a magic trick that can instantaneously grant anyone with a computer keyboard unfettered access to any financial institution, government organization, or other website of interest.

1 week ago | comicbook.com | Tyler Doupé

The Planet of the Apes franchise is widely known as a series rife with creativity, taking a far-fetched idea and making magic from it. The original is a celebrated classic that has stood the test of time, with some of the sequels garnering widespread acclaim and others missing the mark completely. The first follow-up effort, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, clearly falls into the latter category for many fans.