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Anchor Bay have announced a November 27th release date for LAWLESS on blu-ray, making a rather small theatrical to home release window. The film was not exactly a hit in theaters and seemed to divide critics, not much unlike director John Hillcoat's previous film THE ROAD. Despite this, Anchor Bay are intent on giving fans a decent disc and the release will carry with it a decent supplemental package:
This is a section here at the GeekNewWave where we tell you the comic book reader what to look forward to this coming week in comics. So go to your local comic book store and check these books. Go ahead and sound off. Tells us what you’re looking forward to and if we missed anything.
Last week, there was a director shortlist announced for the highly anticipated sequel Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Fox has announced that a director from that shortlist has been hired.
Rumors have it that a third game might be coming out for the Left 4 Dead series. There are no promises though but read some more to get the full story!
So we all know that Joker is making his return this fall to the Dark Knights world, and he is getting some serious face time. Which that is pun, to the fact that Joker is running around Gotham with a “face mask” of his own torn off face, but to celebrate that fact and thanks to our friends at CBR and of course the great Greg Capullo. DC is kicking off the “Death Of The Family” in October with some impressive die-cut covers.
George A. Romero’s seminal 1968-horror film Night of the Living Dead is my favorite horror movie. Not only does it work as social commentary, reflecting on the horror of ignorant, scared, flawed people, but it also manages to scare me, even all these years later. The film creates a palpable atmosphere of horror and dread through its black and white cinematography, on-the-run shooting style, confined locations, and terrific mix of subtlety with over-the-top performances.
With the art and details surfacing earlier this week for the UK trilogy set, it was only a matter of time before WB finally gave us full details for what will likely be the biggest blu-ray release this holiday season. THE DARK KNIGHT TRILOGY is also coming to the US, as expected, and will be released on the same date as TDKR, that date being December 4th.
In a time where science fiction films have come down to nothing but explosions and fast-cut action scenes, there is always that one film that goes against the system. Two years ago, Inception reinivented the concept of dreams, a subgenre of science fiction that at the time was difficult to explain really well. Time travel has been a similar subgenre: difficult to explain, yet has been in multiple films. Looper has reinvented the concept of time-travel, making it complex but at the same time easier to understand.
Welcome back to Flash Friday! Sorry for the lack of Flash Fridays lately, during the break I have decided that this series will be a BI-WEEKLY series. So for those who don't know what this is, every other Friday I will be reviewing a flash game that deserves some recognition. So this Friday I will be reviewing an addicting puzzle game, Taberinos!
Inspired by the release of this weekends LOOPER, the GNW staff decided to compile a list of the 10 best time travel movies. Find out which films made the cut below!
