'Slender Man' Trailer: The Internet Myth Comes To Life
The Slender Man trailer brings the popular internet horror meme to life in a new film from director Sylvain White, starring Jaz Sinclair and Joey King.
Read MoreThe Slender Man trailer brings the popular internet horror meme to life in a new film from director Sylvain White, starring Jaz Sinclair and Joey King.
Read MoreLast year it was rumored Screen Gems was making a Slender Man movie, which has proven to be true. Sylvain White (The Losers) is the Slender Man director.
Read MoreLast week there was word that Pierre Morel, the director of District 13, Taken, and From Paris with Love, had been named as "a lead candidate" to helm Universal's Ouija, based on the Hasbro board game. Now two more filmmakers have entered the mix: Sylvain White, director of Stomp the Yard, The Losers and the…
Read MoreNote: This post will be sticky'd to the top of the site until Monday morning. I didn't have high expectations for Sylvain White's The Losers. White's filmography wasn't terribly impressive to me, and the plot led some of my fellow critics to refer to the film's titular group of operatives as "a poor man's A-Team."…
Read MoreBox Office is reporting that Warner Bros has decided to bump Sylvain White's comic book adaptation The Losers from its previously announced release date of April 9th to June 4th 2010. It is assumed that the new Summer release was to give Warner Bros' other release Clash of the Titans more breathing room. Clash had…
Read MoreThe Los Angeles Times has an interview with Sylvain White, director of the big screen adaptation of The Losers. The article comes with a new promo photo, which kinda recreates the drawn teaser poster for The Losers, which was revealed at Comic Con. Check out the full photo, after the jump. If you haven't yet…
Read MoreThe first trailer for The Losers has now been unveiled courtesy of MSN. You can see it embedded below the break. What follows is a lightly updated post originally servicing a clip of the trailer, and not the full thing we now have. This film will be a solid rival for The A Team, I…
Read MoreWarner Bros has released the first official photos from Sylvain White's big screen adaptation of the Vertigo label comic book The Losers, thanks to Omelete. Originally published as a war comic feature set during World War II, The Losers was later re-imagined set against the events surrounding the war on terror. The Vertigo imprint version…
Read MoreIn the early '80s, Frank Miller prefaced his groundbreaking work on The Dark Knight Returns with a limited series called Ronin, which saw a feudal Japanese samurai and his demon antagonist brought forward to a ravaged, lawless modern New York. The story has been potential fodder for a film adaptation a couple times over the…
Read MoreSince he was first revealed as part of the Watchmen cast, Jeffrey Dean Morgan has been the subject of intense geek scrutiny and, lately, the recipient of some big geek love - even though hardly a soul has seen the completed film as yet. This is likely to be played out for a while yet,…
Read MoreSylvain White, the director behind such ::cough:: classics ::cough:: as Stomp the Yard and I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer, is in final negotiations to direct adaptation of DC Comics Vertigo label comic book The Losers. White is also attached to a big screen version of CastleVania and Frank Miller's Ronin. How he's…
Read MoreThe good news is that Paul W.S. Anderson (not EVER to be confused with the much more talented Paul Thomas Anderson) is not filming the big screen adaptation of Castlevania. The bad news is that Stomp the Yard director Sylvain White has signed on to helm the project. You probably don't remember White from such…
Read MoreWarner Bros has officially optioned the rights to Frank Miller's graphic novel Ronin, just as we expected. The live action feature film adaptation will be directed by Stomp the Yard (yawn) director Sylvain White. A rÅnin (浪人, rÅnin?) was a masterless samurai during the feudal period (1185–1868) of Japan. Frank Miller's six-issue mini-series shows some…
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