It’s an obvious connection, but if we’re about to learn anything from these first photos from Thomas Jane’s directorial debut Dark Country, it is that its going to be a very dark film. It is also going to be on the forefront of filmmakers doing new and cool things with 3D.

The Mutant Chronicles finally fights its way out of development hell and (briefly) into theaters this April. Check out this new Red Band trailer in celebration.

Thomas Jane is currently in post production on at least two films, one of which he’s directing. For most actors that would be enough for one calendar year, but Jane apparently likes to work. A lot. So his 2009 has just gotten even busier…

Last week we showed you the first trailer for Give ‘Em Hell Malone, starring Thomas Jane. Today we’ve got a few pictures from the flick, including Jane looking very angry.

Thomas Jane deserves more respect. Allow us to present the first trailer from his upcoming movie Give ‘Em Hell Malone as further evidence of this fact.

The dynamic directing duo won’t be bringing their vision of Hex to the screen. Even if Brolin is on board, the studio is back to finding a new direction.

Jeffrey Wells is reporting from Hollywood Elsewhere that “the deal is sealed for Josh Brolin to star in Jonah Hex”! Wells claims “a friend” has confirmed that Brolin was “locked down last night.”

Robert Fure was on hand to take a look at the newest edit of “The Mutant Chronicles” and gives you the lowdown on what’s to come.

It looks like Thomas Jane, Ron Perlman, Devon Aoki and director Simon Hunter will be hosting a special “work in progress” cut of their newest film The Mutant Chronicles.

We have some great news all around for those of you who are looking forward to Mutant Chronicles, the latest in a not-so-long line of Steampunk-infused, futuristic necro-mutant thrillers.

We’ve got to hand to ole’ Thomas Jane, the man has both serious geek cred and a copious amount of gravitas.

Take a look at the poster for Tom Jane’s Mutant Chronicles which looks to inspire you with its classic bad ass style.

You may have heard by now that the photo we posted of Thomas Jane as Jonah Hex is fake. Only problem is that that’s not entirely true.

As you may already know, we are by no means a scoop factory. Then again, sometimes our ninjas in the field come across something cool that no one else has seen before. This is one of those times…

Ray Stevenson brings a fresh face to a familiar character in Punisher: War Zone. He also brings with him guns, bullets and a body count.

Set in a small town, the film is populated by cardboard cutouts of your standard archetypes: the religious fundamentalist, the haughty fella from the city (black, natch), the reckless small-town simpleton, etc. etc.

For being stuck in one spot nearly the whole time, master director Frank Darabont keeps the tension raised high.

Despite the fact that Darabont has made two films based on King novels, The Mist seems like a very unusual choice for him.

If anyone spoils the ending for me before I see this film I will slay you!

Today, Variety is telling us something that we already knew, but that you may not.