Two New Maleficent Banners Released!

04.07.2014 – Maleficent is an enigmatic character only seen in the Sleeping Beauty animated feature film. Everyone knows she’s the primary villain that put the princess to sleep to a very long time. But now Walt Disney Studios is telling her side of the story. Previously revealed a teaser and a full trailer how Angelina Jolie portrays Maleficent in the live action films. There were teasers posters that was also revealed who she really was...

PRESS RELEASE: Saga Curse of the Shadow Trailer!

03.20.2014 – There are films that never makes it to mainstream that was produced with a well-written narrative and great visual. It’s rare that a virtual unknown film like Saga: Curse of the Shadow is one of those who never got a spotlight of a chance. Period themes during medieval times are popular nowadays with television having Game of Thrones and Vikings. Now here’s Saga: Curse of a Shadow not only is a fantasy based film but also having elements of sci-fi to give you that curiosity too…

PRESS RELEASE: Winter's Tale Teaser Revealed!

11.12.2013 – “Winter’s Tale” is a supernatural film based on the 1983 novel by Mark Helprin. Its set in 1916 and the present-day Manhattan, and the film were given a green light since 2011. Warner Bros. Pictures has just shared the teaser trailer for its upcoming romantic fantasy written, and directed by Oscar®-winning screenwriter Akiva Goldsman.

The Tomorrow People New Show on The CW!

10.26.2013 – The Tomorrow People looks like a new television show but turns out it was revived for the third time. The original British TV series ran from 1973 to 1979 and 1992 to 1995 had another revival. Then in 2001 to 2007 it had audio plays Big Finish Productions. A new show was developed and it was aired on October 9, 2013 on The CW the same channel that brought you the Arrow.

Jack The Giant Slayer -- Humongous Adventure!

02.28.2013 – Representation of the modern age fairytales has to be bold and a little bit close to reality. Not that to exaggerate for the sake of its ambition to become a blockbuster film. Jack and the Giant Slayer have the elements that inspired “Jack the Giant Killer” and “Jack and The Beanstalk” with a bit of epic proportions. Bryan Singer weaves his way in making this film to be enjoyable and at the same time ambitious for you to be interested. After a long hiatus from the director’s chair Singer returns to direct this twisted version of your bedtime story.