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Frank Miller writes Boom!'s 'RoboCop: Last Stand' comic

13 May 2013 1:20 PM, PDT | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »

Frank Miller will write the RoboCop: Last Stand comic.

Boom! Studios has announced the series, which will also feature the work of Steven Grant, Korkut Oztekin and Declan Shalvey.

The veteran comics creator famously wrote a draft for the RoboCop 2 movie, little of which made it into the final film.

Avatar Press hired Grant to adapt his original script into a series in 2003, a project which Miller oversaw.

Miller was also co-writer on 1993's RoboCop 3.

Boom! is yet to reveal any details about the upcoming project.

Miller's most recent major project was 2011's Holy Terror.

A RoboCop reboot film is currently scheduled for a 2014 release.

RoboCop: Last Stand will debut in August. »

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Exclusive Interview: Dante Tomaselli on 'Torture Chamber,' 'Alice Sweet Alice' and More!

26 April 2013 2:00 PM, PDT | FEARnet | See recent FEARnet news »

 

  Dante Tomaselli has been making movies since the late '90s. But, he has been garnering a lot of attention over the past seven years, with extremely intelligent, visceral, unrelenting films like Satan’s Playground and the much buzzed about Torture Chamber. Tomaselli is a director to watch. He is quickly becoming a household name to horror fans. He makes thought provoking, intense films that say much more than what we see on the surface.    FEARnet caught up with the genre great to get the details on his latest film Torture Chamber and his upcoming film, a redux of Alice, Sweet Alice. Tomaselli filled us in on why scoring his projects is so important to him, when we can expect Torture Chamber to be released, why the budget for Alice is going to be his biggest yet, and why he decided to relocate Alice to the 1970s for his re-imagining. »

- Tyler Doupe

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Cold Case Star Kathryn Morris Mothers Alice, Sweet Alice in New Remake

22 April 2013 | Horror Asylum | See recent Horror Asylum news »

Seventies slasher classic 'Alice Sweet Alice' is on the remake hit list with 'Satan's Playground' and 'Torture Chamber' helmer Dante Tomaselli behind the camera. And as preparations begin it seems that one of the leading ladies required for the redo has been cast. Kathryn Morris (below), better known for her role as Lilly Rush in long running CBS show 'Cold Case', has signed on to play the role of Mrs Spages the mother of Alice and murdered daughter Karen. Tomaselli spoke of the character recently to the Inquisitr stating that 'In keeping with the spirit of the original, Kathryn's character will look and feel similar, strikingly beautiful, perfectly sculpted dark hair, fiercely protective of her children and plagued by deep Catholic guilt.' The original hit screens way back in 1976 from writer/director Alfred Sole and starred Paula Sheppard and a young Brooke Shields. »

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Trailers from Hell: Mick Garris on Pseudo-Sexploitation Fantasy 'Tanya's Island'

22 March 2013 8:19 AM, PDT | Thompson on Hollywood | See recent Thompson on Hollywood news »

Monkeyshines! week concludes at Trailers from Hell with filmmaker Mick Garris introducing "Tanya's Island," a bizarre pseudo-sexploitation fantasy by director Alfred Sole ("Alice Sweet Alice"). New Jersey native Alfred Sole caught some critics' eyes with his creepily Hitchcock-influenced but poorly distributed Alice Sweet Alice (aka: Communion), and soon gave up directing for a more productive career as a production designer. His penultimate directorial effort is this even more obscure film starring sexy model Vanity (billed as Dd Winters), marooned on an imaginary tropical island with an amorous ape man played by Don McLeod, best known as Elizabeth Brooks' feral brother in The Howling. »

- Trailers From Hell

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The Ten Best Wolverine Artists (Part 1)

28 February 2013 11:03 AM, PST | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »

Wolverine is Marvel’s most popular character after Spider-Man, and he’s everywhere. Hugh Jackman has played him in four X-Men films, one solo film, and is set to return for a solo film this summer along with X-Men: Days of Future Past in 2014. In comics, Wolverine can be found in Savage Wolverine, the upcoming Wolverine book, and in multiple team books as he is a member of multiple X-Men and Avengers squads and X-Force. However, he was once not so ubiquitous. He began as stocky, impetuous Canadian costumed adventurer who guest-starred in Incredible Hulk 180-182 (1974) where he teams up with Hulk and then fights him. Wolverine’s co-creator Len Wein made him a member of his relaunch of the X-Men with new, international characters in Giant Size X-Men 1 (1975). Even thoughthe original design for Wolverine was created by John Romita Sr. and Herb Trimpe, Wolverine started to become the character »

- Logan Dalton

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