Author: Ada Blood

Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

It looks like Showtime’s “Yellowjackets” is going out with a bang for its 4th and final season. It’s just been confirmed that Molly Ringwald (“One Night Only”) will be joining the cast! Ringwald will play Van’s (played by Lauren Ambrose and Liv Hewson) mom, Vicky.  It’s being reported that Vicky is a recently recovered alcoholic trying to set things right while grappling with her past. She joins that cast at a bit of an odd time, considering what happened to the adult version of Van at the end of last season. (We won’t be discussing that here due to spoilers,…

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Adult Swim diehards were already excited for the return of fan favorite Metalocalypse. Due to high demand, the band has added more dates to its upcoming tour! The “Amonklok Tour,” with Amon Amarth, will kick off in Phoenix, Arizona, on April 15th. The new dates added will have Metalocalypse hitting Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and San Diego. In a recent interview, founder Brendon Small talked about how the new tour is perfectly timed to the show’s 20th anniversary. “It’s kind of crazy,” Small told The Logan Show. “This is an accidental kind of thing that happened, is that I…

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MGM+ is planning an 8-episode remake of the 1960’s western “The Magnificent Seven.” It’s just been confirmed that Matt Dillon (“Asteroid City”) will star in and executive produce the upcoming project. The new series is created by “Heroes” creator Tim Kring. Dillion will star as Chris Adams, the leader of a gang of seven gunslingers. Him and his crew become hellbent on protecting a group of innocent villagers from a mercenary land baron. A plotline that is unfortunately always topical.   “Matt Dillon brings extraordinary depth and gravitas to this iconic role,” said Michael Wright, global head of MGM+. “His ability to…

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Sony has had some major hits and some serious misses with its live-action “Spider-Man” extended universe. While the “Venom” franchise did extremely well, its success was drowned out by huge flops like “Madame Web,” “Kraven the Hunter,” and “Morbius.” But shockingly, the company is looking to give it another go. During a recent interview, Tom Rothman, Sony Pictures chairman and CEO, confirmed that Sony plans for a “fresh reboot” of the “Spider-Man” extended universe. Rothman was asked, “Where are we in the Spider-Man franchise? Not the animated Spider-Verse. Is the larger Spider-Verse dead?” “No,” he told The Town with Matt…

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All good things must come to an end, and apparently the same goes for the Jackass films. Series star and co-creator Johnny Knoxville has confirmed that “Jackass 5” will be the end of the franchise.  An impressive run considering it’s basically a bunch of people hurting themselves for over 25 years. The MTV reality stunt show first launched in 2000 and ran for 3 seasons, followed by (soon-to-be) 5 feature films. It stars stuntmen Knoxville, Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Jason “Wee Man” Acuña, Dave England, and formally Bam Margera and the late Ryan Dunn. Not to mention a revolving cast of…

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Daniel Goldhaber (“Cam”) wants you to relive some of that childhood trauma with an upcoming remake of the notorious “Faces of Death.” And this meta remake of the dubious shockumentary just got its first poster. Unlike its predecessors the upcoming “Faces of Death” isn’t presenting itself as anything but fiction. It stars Barbie Ferreira (“Euphoria”) as a content moderator for a video sharing platform. But things start to take a turn when she begins to find videos seemingly re-enacting the murders seen in 1978’s “Faces of Death.” It is up to her to determine if this carnage is fact or…

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Actor and filmmaker Luke Barnett (“The ‘Burbs”) is hard at work on their newest horror short, “Goodbye, Monster.” Now the production has partnered with the iconic Fangoria Studios for the upcoming film! “Goodbye, Monster,” stars Barnett and Kue Lawrence with vocal performances by Patton Oswalt and Tina Majorino.  Barnettboth writes and directs the compelling story of a 12-year-old boy and the monster under his bed. It is created using practical effects with Dan Crawley (“Terrifier 3”) creating the visuals. “For anyone who loves horror, Fangoria is sacred ground,” says Barnett. “They’re champions of practical effects, fearless storytelling, and filmmakers who…

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We have some big updates about Ryan Coogler’s (“Sinners”) long-awaited “X-Files” reboot. The pilot has officially been greenlit for Hulu, with Danielle Deadwyler (“The Piano Lesson”) set to co-lead.  Jennifer Yale (“The Copenhagen Test”) has also signed on as showrunner and producer. “X-Files” Reboot Coogler will be both writing and directing the pilot episode of the new “X-Files.”  Like its predecessor, it will follow two wildly different but highly decorated FBI agents. The two leads, one played by Deadwyler, form an unlikely bond when they are both assigned to a newly revived division dedicated to investigating the paranormal.  Coogler and…

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Time to aggressively one-up some butterflies with more episodes of “Reading Rainbow!” Sony has ordered 24 additional episodes of the beloved children’s series after a relaunch with Mychal Threets, aka Mychal the Librarian.  Emmy-winning producer Kristen McGregor (“Ms. Rachel”) will also be joining the show as executive producer and showrunner. “Reading Rainbow” is distributed by SPT, in collaboration with Michael Davies’ Embassy Row and Buffalo Toronto Public Media. Like previous seasons, the show will feature Threets hosting alongside, currently unannounced, celebrities and books.  “When I saw the response to the relaunch of Reading Rainbow and the enthusiasm for Mychal as…

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Update: A few minutes after this was published, BAFTA issued a statement that can be read in full below. Last night, during the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) a racial slur was inadvertently shouted by an audience member. While “Sinners’” Delroy Lindo and Michael B. Jordan were presenting an award, Tourettes syndrome campaigner John Davidson shouted the N-word due to his condition.  Now Lindo has spoken out about BAFTA’s response, or lack thereof. Lindo told Vanity Fair that he wished, “someone from BAFTA spoke to us afterwards.” When the slur was shouted, the pair continued to present and “did what…

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