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Bryan Singer Re-Imagines Battlestar Galactica For The Big Screen

Bryan Singer Re-Imagines Battlestar Galactica For The Big Screen

The next stage of Hollywood’s plan to remake everything ever made has begun… they’re now moving on to remaking remakes. And while we can all agree that most remake announcements warrant more WTF’s than applause, this latest one seems more frakkin stupid than usual.

By Rob Hunter on August 14, 2009 | Comments

Universal Officially Announces ‘The Thing’ From New Caprica

Universal Officially Announces ‘The Thing’ From New Caprica

This isn’t necessarily new news, but it does move recent rumors into the realm of official announcement. Universal has hired Ronald Moore to write the big-budget “remake/re-imagining/prequel” of John Carpenter’s The Thing.

By Rob Hunter on January 29, 2009 | Comments

Remake of John Carpenter’s The Thing is Actually… a Prequel?

Remake of John Carpenter’s The Thing is Actually… a Prequel?

It’s been common and unfortunate knowledge for a few years that a remake of John Carpenter’s classic, The Thing, was in development somewhere in Hollywood. Since that initial announcement there’s been nothing new to report. Until now.

By Rob Hunter on September 15, 2008 | Comments

Battlestar Galactica Drafts New Recruits

Battlestar Galactica Drafts New Recruits

Against all odds, Battlestar Galactica, a show on its last leg, is increasing its audience. How, why, and what does it mean? Robert Fure takes a look at the situation.

By Robert Fure on May 24, 2008 | Comments