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POSTPONED Page 7 Giallo Explained: All About Italian Horror Page 5 OTHER NEWS Tiger King’S Jeff Lowe Skipping Season 2? - Page 1 TOP STORIES MARVEL PHASE 4 POSTPONED Page 7 Giallo Explained: All about Italian horror Page 5 OTHER NEWS Tiger King’s Jeff Lowe Skipping Season 2? - Page 1 Resistance (2020) Review No Time to Die is finished, ready for release -Page 3 Page 11 Empire Will End Without Series Finale Airing - Page 1 THE #1 INDEPENDENT MOVIE & TV NEWS MAGAZINE LATEST MOVIE AND TV NEWS TV NEWS Tiger King’s Jeff Lowe Jokes About Skipping Season 2 Tiger King villain Jeff Lowe goes on a video Tiger King cast member Jeff Lowe poses with a tiger in his Ferrari, as seen in the Netflix series. rant saying he wants fans to watch season 2 of have been waiting to see the delay of numerous Universal Pictures called the Netflix series, even if McGregor would get to blockbusters, television Don’t Go in the Water. though he won’t be in it. reprise his role as Obi- has felt its fair share of Wan Kenobi in another disruption. It was previ- Watchmen director Ste- Tiger King bad guy Jeff Star Wars project. After ously reported that many phen Williams has signed Lowe jokes about not initially devising plans of the shows interrupted on to lead a new original being in season 2. There for a solo movie set after by coronavirus would horror/thriller movie for likely will never actual- Star Wars: Revenge of face shorter seasons. Universal Pictures. Wil- ly be a season 2 of the the Sith, the studios liams has been directing Netflix docu-series, even backed off that idea and and producing for tele- though it has become decided that Kenobi vision for a number of required viewing since could star in his own years. dropping on the stream- Disney+ series. ing service earlier this year. TV NEWS TV NEWS Game of Thrones Au- Empire Will End With- TV NEWS thor Wanted To Cameo out Series Finale Star Wars: Obi-Wan (& Die) In The Red Airing Empire Characters Cookie and Wedding Kenobi TV Show Gets Lucious Lyon New Writer Fox drama Empire will Game of Thrones au- end without airing its se- thor George R.R. Martin Ewan McGregor’s Obi- ries finale, after shutting MOVIE NEWS reveals he wanted to Wan Disney+ series down production due to Watchmen Director cameo and die horribly in is making progress, as coronavirus concerns. the show’s infamous Red Disney and Lucasfilm Helming New Thriller Wedding episode, but it have hired a new writer Although the film side of Movie For Universal was nixed. to tackle the show. the entertainment in- dustry has arguably been Watchmen director Ste- Ever since Disney pur- more visibly changed phen Williams has been See more TV and movie chased Lucasfilm, fans by the global pandemic, tapped to direct an origi- news online at with theater closures and nal horror/thriller film for screenrant.com MOVIE NEWS ples with the temptation ers, Gollum does not, and posed by the Ring. At the both he and the Ring are Peter Jackson’s Lord of the climax of the film, Frodo consumed by the fires of reaches Mount Doom, Mount Doom. However, Rings Almost Made Frodo A the only place the Ring that wasn’t Jackson’s can be destroyed, with original plan. Murderer In The End his loyal friend Samwise BY RACHEL LABONTE Gamgee (Astin). Frodo In Jackson’s 2006 biog- Apr 05, 2020 is attacked by Gollum raphy, Peter Jackson: A (Andy Serkis), the former Film-maker’s Journey (via An early version of Peter of the few fantasy films hobbit who has been WinterIsComing.net), Jackson’s The Lord of the to be recognized as such driven mad by the Ring’s it says Jackson and his Rings: The Return of the by the Academy. power. In the film, the team initially planned to King turned heroic hob- have Frodo push Gollum bit Frodo (Elijah Wood) off the ledge himself, into a murderer. In the which Jackson described early 2000s, the Lord of as “straight-out murder.” the Rings films redefined Despite having shot that the fantasy genre. The version, Jackson had his trilogy began in 2001 doubts about Frodo’s with The Fellowship of murderous turn, and that the Ring and concluded was largely because of in 2003 with Return of J.R.R. Tolkien, the author the King. Amazingly, Re- of the Lord of the Rings turn of the King won 11 Frodo Baggins in Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King books. Jackson believed Academy Awards, which this change “flew in the was every single award it Return of the King two struggle over the face of everything that was nominated for. This brought Frodo’s journey Ring before toppling over [Tolkien] wanted his he- included Best Picture, to a close. Throughout the ledge above the vol- roes to be.” and to this day, it is one the trilogy, Frodo grap- cano; while Frodo recov- MOVIE NEWS audiences in early March with its announcement No Time To Die Is Completely No Time to Die would release seven months Finished & Unlikely To Change later than planned, in November 2020. At the Before Release time, the length of the BY REBECCA VANACKER last time playing Bond. delay seemed surprising, Apr 05, 2020 He made his debut over though now nearly every a decade ago, in 2006’s Daniel Craig as James Bond movie scheduled for Director Cary Joji Fukun- Casino Royale, making release through July has aga explains his upcom- No Time to Die his fifth he has no intention of been delayed. ing James Bond film, No turn as Bond. Craig has directing a future James Time to Die, is already been adamant about Bond movie, either. As Fukunaga explained, finished and unlikely to stepping away from the those working on No change before its de- franchise for some time No Time to Die was Time to Die were done layed November release. and even expressed the first major movie with their work before As the 25th movie in the being tired of the role as in the United States the coronavirus affected series, No Time to Die far back as 2015. Late delayed by the corona- post-production. will be Daniel Craig’s last year, he also shared virus. MGM shocked HORROR Giallo Explained: A History Of The Italian Horror Movies BY JACK WILHELMI APR 02, 2020 While many fans have different definitions of “giallo”, and consist Blood and Black Lace (1964) of some of the most passionate horror fans and erotic similar to what of thriller novels which black-gloved killers stalk within the genre, there is noir did in the days of were distributed in and murder women like no doubt of its influence black and white cinema. the 1950s and marked in the gritty pages of on horror on a broader While Dario Argento, by their yellow pages. crime thrillers. spectrum. In fact, giallo Mario Bava, and Lucio These pulpy mystery and films have been connect- Fulci are the most well- crime novels became the Stylistically, giallo films ed to everything from known directors who backbone for the films in are marked by bright John Carpenter’s seminal have dipped into this the 1960s, which took colors, neon, contrasts, classic, Halloween and close-up shots, bloody vi- the rise of olence, and reflect 1970s the ‘80s opulence and excess in slasher and a gaudy, persistent way link to the that works with making Master of each film, from Bava’s Suspense Blood and Black Lace himself, (1964) to Argento’s Deep with ties Red (1975) feel like a to Alfred pulp novel come to life. Hitchcock. It’s uncertain as to giallo’s However, future in modern hor- giallo goes ror, as Suspiria doesn’t beyond fit the bill for the style just the Suspira (1977) completely by some inspiration style, there’s lots of giallo notes from filmmakers accounts. However, the of more modern horror to love, and for very good like Alfred Hitchcock. artistic merits of giallo tropes and specific sub- reason. Gialli (the plural for giallo) films are ever-present genres; giallo is, in many provide commentary on in a genre that is hall- ways, like art itself - it is First and foremost, the numerous issues related marked by new, visionary nuanced and varied, and term “giallo” literally to 1960s counterculture, directors like James Wan, has deep roots in Italian stems from the Italian mental illness, sexual Jordan Peele, and even film history. word meaning “yellow”. identity, and mix all of Leigh Whannell who Giallo is also notable The reason why this this with brutal crimes bring rich storytelling and because of its thematic was the term given to that often share a fetish unique cinematic style to roots, which extend into the films was because or sexual element where their movies. the perverse, macabre, a competitive disadvan- James Bond movie, No tage. Other studios have Time To Die, by seven New Marvel Movie Release Dates PHASE 4 MOVIES a far greater degree of months to November as flexibility; they’re able to well. This is, hopefully, Black Widow 11/6/2020 adjust individual release long enough to allow the dates with fairly little im- worst of the Coronavirus The Eternals 2/21/2021 pact on their long-term pandemic to come to an slate. But in the MCU, end, although there are Shang-Chi and the 5/7/2021 everything is connected some concerns about a Legends of the Ten Rings to everything else, and winter resurgence of the there’s usually a sense virus.
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