You've seen Mad Max: Fury Road, now get ready to play the Mad Max the video game! Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has released a story trailer for the game called "Savage Road." The game has been in development since 2008, and I hope it will be worth the wait. I can see the potential the game has. It looks awesome! So hopefully it doesn't disappoint. 

Max's journey to the Plains of Silence takes an unexpected turn when a group of marauders run him off the road and steal his car. Max must traverse the barren desert Wasteland in search for his lost treasured vehicle, the Pursuit Special (also referred to as The Interceptor). In his journey to recover his prized Interceptor, he meets a deformed mechanic named Chumbucket.

It is scheduled to be released on September 1st, 2015, and it will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

The latest Honest Trailer from Screen Junkies takes some wonderfully funny shots at Michael Bay's 1998 sci-fi action film Armageddon. I was never a big fan of this movie, but I forgot how hilariously bad it was until I watched this honest trailer. As always, these guys point out some great stuff in hopes it will entertain you and make you laugh. 

Strap in for a mega-dose of Michael Bay-hem in 1998's second movie about a giant rock hurtling towards Earth from outer space - Armageddon!!

A Jonny Quest film adaptation has been in development for nearly a decade, with a script actually making The Black List (a list of the best unproduced screenplays of the year) in 2008. At the time, Zac Efron was rumored for the lead role and Dwayne Johnson was being eyed to play Race Bannon, but nothing came of that project and it eventually fell back into development hell. But now it appears that it's been given new life at Warner Bros.

THR says that Terry Rossio, the co-writer of Pirates of the Caribbean, will join Robert Rodriguez in rewriting Dan Mazeau's script, which Rodriguez will then direct. The original Hanna-Barbera cartoon debuted in 1964 and lasted only one season, but it had a great sense of sci-fi pulp adventure and the animation was awesome for its time. It also inspired a sequel series called The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest in the mid-90s, which had a cool virtual reality-inspired premise. The show followed a young boy named Johnny who traveled the world with his scientist father, Jonny's adopted brother Hadji, and his father's bodyguard Race Bannon.

Is there any way we can get Dwayne Johnson back on board as Bannon? That was excellent casting the first time around, and I realize the actor is incredibly busy these days, but that'd still be a great choice for the role. Rodriguez makes sense as a director, too, considering he's the same guy who made the Spy Kids movies. I really enjoyed Rodriguez's early work, but speaking bluntly, I feel like his films have gotten progressively worse over the years. I'm rooting for him to make a comeback, and maybe Jonny Quest will be just what he needs to get his creative juices flowing again.

Remember that show CatDog? It was on Nickelodeon for seven years (I had no idea it ran that long) and followed the adventures of an inexplicable creature named CatDog that was made up of two brothers, one a cultured cat and the other a fun-loving dog. 

As you might expect, ADHD has a much different take on such a creature than the original Nickelodeon show did, and while most of the Animation Domination High-Def videos are pretty funny, this one is mostly just depressing. It reminds me of the Pinky and the Brain video they did not too long ago. Check it out, and then below that you can see the original opening theme song for the real show:

Fan Art by Marc Bourcier

Director Bryan Singer has confirmed another mutant appearance in X-Men: Apocalypse. He released the behind-the-scenes photo below teasing revealing that the albino mutant named Caliban will be included in the story, and the photo reveals his "place of business."

Caliban was created by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum, and the character made his first appearance in Uncanny X-Men #148 back in 1981. Caliban is a Morlock who has a mutant tracking ability, and in the comics he was later enhanced by Apocalypse, making him one of En Sabah Nur’s Horsemen. He had a lot of anger and rage that he took out on his victims. I'm sure his role in the movie will focus on his relationship with Apocalypse. I'm curious to see what Singer actually has planned for this character in the story. 

X-Men: Apocalypse will be released on May 27th, 2016.

Shooting Caliban's place of "business" #Xmen #XMenApocalypse

A photo posted by Bryan Singer (@bryanjaysinger) on May 26, 2015 at 10:56am PDT

It's true that Brad Bird's Tomorrowland was inspired by the theme park, but its true inspirations go back farther than that, to the same future that Walt Disney and the pioneers of innovation envisioned back in the 1960s. This was a time before the moon landing, when exploration and the sense of possibility were seemingly boundless, before the cynicism of Vietnam took hold of the country and had a colossal impact on the culture at large.

So how did Bird translate those feelings into an aural soundscape for his film? This new featurette from SoundWorks Collection explains:

Right now, before a new second of footage has been unveiled, everyone seems to love the idea of The X-Files revival. It makes a ton of sense from multiple perspectives: FOX doesn't have much going for them in the way of massive cult shows that drive a lot of online discussion, revivals seem to be all the rage these days, and in the wake of the NSA scandal, it seems especially appropriate for this specific show to come roaring back into the zeitgeist in a big way.

And if star David Duchovny has his way, this won't just be a limited run miniseries. While he doesn't want to film extended seasons, he told Entertainment Weekly that he's down for a second season:

“I would be open to doing another cycle. I don’t know that I could do a 20-episode version of this show at this point in my life, and I don’t know that Gillian could. But I think everybody is open ended on what happens after this. Certainly, we didn’t bring it back with the idea of ending it.”

That's encouraging news for fans, who are waiting with their fingers crossed that the show will return to its former glory. Something else to get excited about? The fact that the show will blend stand-alone stories with an overarching mythology. "Even though there’s only six [episodes], there will be a mix,” Duchovny said. “It’s not really The X-Files without the mythology.” The series makes its return to TV in January of 2016.

Even though yesterday was Memorial Day and many of you probably had the day off, the week is back in full swing and you're likely back at work or school. So what can you do when you get frustrated with the same old crap that you always have to deal with? How do you achieve any kind of catharsis? Well, the people at SuperCutOnline are here with something that might help: a supercut of movie characters getting slapped in the face. Just put yourselves in the shoes of the slappers in this video, and imagine that the people getting slapped all have the face of Steve from Corporate, or your annoying teacher Mr. Hartigan. It's only about a minute long, so it'll be a nice way to blow off some steam before ultimately getting back to work.

Via: LaughingSquid

Thanks in large part to his excellent performance as Kingpin in Daredevil, Vincent D'Onofrio is in high demand right now. He has a part in Jurassic World, and stars as one of the members of The Magnificent Seven in the upcoming remake, and now THR is reporting that he's in negotiations to play another villain, this time in the CHiPs movie adaptation opposite Dax Shepard and Michael Pena.

The film is based on the 1970s TV show about California Highway Patrol officers Jon Baker (Shepard) and Frank "Ponch" Poncherello (Pena), and D'Onofrio will play a former cop who crosses the line of the law to become the ringleader of an exotic car theft organization. Shepard is pulling triple duty here, co-writing the screenplay and also directing. I'm sure the project will benefit from D'Onofrio's talent, but is anyone really clamoring for a CHiPs movie? Hopefully this will be a 21 Jump Street situation, where the final product is much better than anyone gave it credit for during the development process.

FilmQuest 2015 has announced their official selections for their upcoming film festival that takes place in Salt Lake City from June 18th to June 27th. GeekTyrant has partnered up with the festival, and we will be covering the event as well and moderating some of the screenings and panels. 

We don't have a lot of details on these films yet, but as time goes on, we will fill you in with that additional information. FilmQuest is a place for aspiring filmmakers to come and show off what they've got! It will serve as a launching pad for many of them, who will hopefully go on to bigger and better things. 

The festival will also include a 30th anniversary screening of Back to the Future! It's going to be so cool to see that on the big screen again! 

The 2015 FilmQuest Festival received 1,252 film and screenplay submissions for consideration. Over a dozen judges were involved in the entire selection process, resulting in the acceptance of 255 projects (about a 20% acceptance rate) for the 2015 FilmQuest Festival. Congratulations to all the 2015 Official Selections!

Here are the offical selections: 

FEATURE FILMS

LEGACY SCREENINGS
Back to the Future – 30th Anniversary Screening
The Dead, the Devil, and the Flesh – Spain – First known full public screening in the USA

FEATURES
The House at the End of Time – Venezuela, Utah Premiere
Mythica: The Darkspore – USA, World Premiere
Superbob – UK, Utah Premiere
The Fear of Darkness – Australia, Utah Premiere
The Well – USA, Utah Premiere
Portend – USA, Utah Premiere
Don’t Speak – Spain, Utah Premiere
Restoration – USA, Utah Premiere
Listening, USA, Utah Premiere
The Better Half – USA, Utah Premiere
Australiens – Australia, Utah Premiere
Fantasticherie di un Passeeggiatore Solitario – Italy, Utah Premiere

DOCUMENTARY FEATURES
Mudbloods – USA, Utah Premiere
20 Years of Madness – USA
Man vs. Snake: The Long and Twisted Tale of Nibbler – USA, Utah Premiere

SHORT FILMS

COMEDY & DARK COMEDY SHORTS
Movies in Space – USA
Lifeline – USA
The Detective of Noir Town – Australia
Landscape – USA
Point of Interest – USA
Nuit Americhen – Italy
One-Minute Time Machine – USA
Dead Hearts – Canada
Downstairs – USA
Ninja Eliminator 4: The French Connection – France
Invaders – USA
Bad Guy #2 – USA
Corto – France
Low/Fi – USA
Period Piece – Canada
Sharkasaurus – Canada
Spoilt – Australia
Don’t Play with the Food – Spain
My Life is a Dream – USA
CROW HAND!!! – USA
The Ramens – USA
Zugar Zombie – Columbia
Stalked – USA
Undying: A Zombie Love Story – USA
Self-Assembly – Ireland
Happy Birthday Mr. Zombie – Belgium
The Makeover – Canada
How to Kill Your Clone – USA
Artichoke’s Piranha from the Prehistoric Abyss – Spain
Grimace – USA

DOCUMENTARY SHORTS
This is Joe – Spain
Steam Dream – USA
Change: The Sick Society – USA

FANTASTIC SHORTS
RPG – USA
Winter’s Hold – USA
Revolve – Germany
The Red Thunder – USA
Snake Eater – Germany
Missing – USA
The Fischer Case – Canada
Au Pari – Germany
Mojave Junction – USA
Moments of Clarity – USA

FANTASY SHORTS
To the Other Side – Spain
Deliverer – USA
The Man Who Knew How to Fly – Israel
The Black Forest – Spain
The Light Thief – Bahrain
Sophie’s Fortune – UK
Fairy Knowledge – USA
Dust – USA/Japan
A Stranger Kind – UK
The Man Who Fed His Shadow – Greece
Waste Paper – USA
Thirty Pieces of Silver – Argentina
Steven Caught a Star – Netherlands
Amongst – Saudi Arabia

HORROR SHORTS
I Am Not Samuel Krohm – France
The Huckster – Spain
The Cure – France
Playback – USA
Point of View – Canada
TwiceBorn – USA
You Can Stay Here – USA
Telephone – USA
Devil Makes Work  – UK
Awakenings – India
The Outer Darkness – UK
Mr. Dentonn – Spain
The Peripheral – USA
American Hell – USA
Knock Knock – USA
Mrs. K – South Korea
Boniato – USA
El Gigante – Canada
Parallel – Mexico
Invectum – Canada
Patient One – USA
The Smiling Man – USA
Ink  – UK
Things That Go Bump – USA
HOME – France
Shi – Japan
Evil Mexican Child – Mexico
Hag – USA
The Box – Germany
Dystopia St. – UK
Blattaria – France
I Am Candy – Mexico
666 sq. ft. – USA
Ruby – USA
Suitor’s Kiss – USA

SCI-FI SHORTS
Felony – Greece
Helio – USA
The Great Champ Fernley – Australia
The Army Within – Australia
GEAR – USA
Phoenix – Germany
The Future Perfect – Canada
Strings – USA
The Adept – Canada
Double Trouble – Sweden
Merv – New Zealand
The Vehicle – Canada
Alekto – Switzerland
Slick Timing – Australia
Nightblind: Beneath the Alien Plains – USA
The Spaceman – USA
Bad Town – Australia

STUDENT FILMS

COMEDY & DARK COMEDY STUDENT FILMS
Happy Face – Spain
He Took His Skin Off For Me – UK
Total Awesome Viking Power – USA
Timmy II – USA
Awakening – UK
Love at First Height – Thailand
Ticketed – USA

DOCUMENTARY STUDENT FILMS
Chasing Death – USA
Playing a Part – USA/Rwanda

FANTASTIC STUDENT FILMS
On a High Arid Plain – USA
The Emotional Dimensions of the James River – USA
Tango – USA
Getting There – USA

FANTASY STUDENT FILMS
The Fairies’ Child – USA
Willa – Germany
Zugzwang – USA
The Last Piper – Norway
Little Blue Tapir – Finland

HORROR STUDENT FILMS
Roadkill – Australia
The Listing – USA
Monster in a House – USA
3 Versos – USA
Timothy – Spain
Home – Spain
Where is Alice? – USA
Scumbag – USA
The Train – USA
Awaiting Lazarus – UK
June – USA

SCI-FI STUDENT FILMS
Drone – USA
Reaver – USA
I Remember the Future – Australia
What If… – Germany
The Rat’s Dilemma – Israel
O-Star – USA
Citizen in the Temple – USA
Doxpara – USA
Alien Communications – USA
The Original – USA

ANIMATION

Sumer – UK
Thundercluck: Chicken of Thor – USA
The Looking Planet – USA
Lost Treasure Hunt – USA
Around the World in 80 Days – USA
Adam’s Ail – USA
After the End – UK
K.I.P, Evil’s Release – USA
IOA – Switzerland
Through the Storm – Ireland
Dinner for Few – USA
The Mill at Calder’s End – USA
Mean Teddies – USA
Devils, Angels & Dating – USA
Si Lunchai – Germany
Zerogon – USA
Religatio – Canada
Toonocalypse – UK
Switch Man – Taiwan
The Champ – Canada
Slumberless – UK
Kiko’s Paradise – Spain
Supisupiermuri – Japan
Valor Cat – USA
The Homecoming – Mexico
Sand Mother – Spain
Haunt – USA
Mirage – USA
Tick Tock – Turkey
The Distant Touch – USA
In the Tall Grass – Israel
Time Space Reflections – USA
Primordia – USA
Humanexus – USA
Mind Games – USA
A Lifestory – Spain
X – USA
Dark Watch – USA
Shift – USA
Contorted – UK/Germany
Broken – Canada

MUSIC VIDEOS

Purgatory – USA
Arme – Sweden
Turn It Up – USA
Magic – France
Wrong Side of Heaven – USA
Coming Down – USA
Mer – Norway
Come With Me – USA
Touch – USA
Golden Leave – Italy
Broke My Backbone – Austria
We Come Alive – Greece
Dreamin’ – USA
Dark Lord Funk – USA
Lights Go Out – USA
Burning Now – USA
The Palace – UK
Rain Clouds – USA
When the World Ends – USA
Miss Summer – Germany
Star A Revolution – New Zealand
Entomophobia – UK
Saints – USA
The Golden Mean – USA
The Letter – USA
East – USA
Sight of the Sound – USA
Sunday Morning – France
Urn St. Tavern – Sweden
The River is Moving – USA
Top of the Game – USA
Shadows on the Ceiling – USA

WEB SERIES

Judas Goat – UK
ELBA – Napoleon’s Legacy – Italy
2020: The Series – Poland
Acting Dead – USA
Gifted Corporation – Spain
Time Keeper – USA
Monster Girls – USA
Horror Hotel: Guillotine – USA
Losers – USA

FAN FILMS

KOTOR: Broken Souls – USA
Girl of Steel – USA
Batgirl Rises – USA
Pirates of the Caribbean: On the Edge of Oblivions – France
Days of Z – USA
Legacy of the Force – USA

COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL

Jealous Explorers – Spain
Chrysler 200: The Original – USA
Chrysler 200 – USA
Centurion Resurrection – UK
The Golden Cord – USA
Jarritos – Going the Distance – USA
Hoxne: Visit Suffolk – UK
A Bottle’s Odyssey – USA
Match.com “Know They’re Out There” – USA

FILMQUEST EXPRESS

Skybound Entertainment
The Black Box
Sum Enchanted Evening
I Am Your Father Luker
Team Nayt

SCREENPLAYS

SCREENPLAY FINALISTS – FEATURES (Top 30 in no particular order)
Brain Duster by Guillermo Gomez
SpyHigh by Jeff Woodard
The Thin Timeline by Rene Hendrick
3 Days on Condor Island by William Bradley
Sugar Kane by Bradford Walton
Purgatory by Guy Noland
Mr. Slice & The Oblivion by Veronica Gonzales
Hominid by Joe Toplyn
Sombra by Claire Wasmund
Reuben the Hood by Aisling Corristine
Handful of Dust by Jeffrey Stackhouse
Ardent by Joseph Ramunni
Action Orange by Daniel Martin
Clockwork Heart by Elizabeth Smith
After Ares by Hunter Hadfield
The West and the Ruthless by Lexie Trivundza
Gaia by Autumn Stapleton-Laskey
Malediction by Georgia Chioni
Geert the Elf by Stephen Stull
The Tapestry by Steven Prowse
Galapagos by Lukas Hassel
Devil’s Shadow by Neil Chase
One Luna Circle by Peter G. Gillespie
Remote by Marc Roussel
The Apocalypse Chronicles by Nathan Ludwig
Spider by Dayna Noffke
The Devil’s Hammer by Craig Walendziak
Eden’s Valley by James Christopher
Eleven Days by Jaginder Singh
The Patients of Hyde Park by Lexie Trivundza

SCREENPLAY FINALISTS – SHORTS (Top 15 in no particular oder)
Caretaker by Nathan Ludwig
A Harmless Dinner by Justin Nosler
London Town by Nikki S. Colt
About Me by Paul Gibbs
A Cup of Tea by Miriam Esther Goldman
Z-Boy and the Revenants by Kevin Walsh
Vodoun by Stuart Creque
The Giver of Secrets by Kris Theorin
Grocery Day by Kevin Walsh
Last Ride of the Carver by Eric Borden
Go in Pieces by Laura Richardson
Double Mary by J.G. Wu
Divine Intervention by Joanna Ebuwa 
Revolt by Blackwater Belle by Eric Borden
One Script Calling for Blue Highways by Carroll Brown

Update: The full domestic trailer has also been released. Watch it at the very bottom of this page.

Warner Bros. has released an international teaser trailer and poster for their Point Break remake. As you will see in the footage, it’s trying to get the point across that this is going to be an extremely adrenaline-fueled heist movie. The poster gives off the same vibe as the Furious 7 poster with the cars driving out of the back of the plane, only this one isn’t as cool. On top of that they are losing all their money! That's a terrible plan. 

The action-thriller stars Luke Bracey, who is taking on the role of FBI agent Johnny Utah, the character previously played by Keanu Reeves. Then there's Edgar Ramirez who is taking on the role of criminal mastermind Bodhi, previously played by Patrick Swayze. 

Some additional footage of the film was recently screened for press at CinemaCon, and it seemed like a lot of people were unimpressed. It might be a fun movie to watch, but it doesn’t sound like it’s going to be as good as the original movie. The big wave stuff in the teaser is pretty epic, but nothing here tells us if the story is actually going to be good.

Here’s the synopsis:

In Alcon Entertainment’s fast-paced, high-adrenaline action thriller Point Break, a young FBI agent, Johnny Utah (Bracey), infiltrates a cunning team of thrill seeking elite athletes, led by the charismatic Bodhi (Ramirez). The athletes are suspected of carrying out a string of staggering crimes that kill innocent people and send the world’s economy into a tailspin.

Deep undercover, and with his life in imminent danger, Utah strives to prove they are the callous architects of these inconceivable crimes.

The film is replete with the most daring athleticism ever seen in a motion picture. These action adventure feats are performed by extreme athletes representing the world’s best in class in big-wave surfing, wingsuit flying, sheer-face snowboarding, free rock climbing, and high-speed motorcycling.

Point Break also co-stars Teresa Palmer, Ray Winstone, Delroy Lindo, and Tobias Santelmann. It’s set to be released in the US on Christmas Day. Are you looking forward to this?

20th Century Fox is looking to reboot the film adaptation of Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s graphic novel The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. The original movie was released in 2003 and starred Sean Connery as Allan Quartermaine, but it turned out to be a dud. The original plan was to launch a film franchise based on the property, but it didn’t make enough money to warrant any sequels. 

The graphic novel is great, but a lot of people felt the the movie was poorly adapted. It’s kind of sad that this was the last film Connery starred in before he retired. The movie definitely should have been a lot better, which is why I’m ok with this reboot. The property has some awesome potential, and if it’s put in the right hands, this movie could end up being extremely cool. Just because the first movie sucked, doesn’t mean the reboot will, but it very well could!

The story centers on a few Victorian-era literary characters such as Captain Nemo, the Invisible Man, Mina Harker, Dorian Grey, Tom Sawyer, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as they team up for the British government to foil a plot at the center of a war between villains Fu Manchu and Professor Moriarty. 

I’ve always enjoyed the concept of this historical fantasy story, and I hope that this time around they actually get it right when developing it as a feature film.

John Davis (Chronicle, The Man from U.N.C.L.E.) is producing the project, and he’s currently on the hunt for directors to bring the movie to life. What do you all think about The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen making a big screen comeback? 

Source: The Tracking Board

The imagination of Grand Theft Auto players continues to provide us with cool entertainment. Here's a video that was released by YouTube user TheSlothsDen, and he awesomely attempts to recreate an intense chase scene from Mad Max: Fury Road in GTA V. 

The cars used in the video don't have the crazy post-apocalyptic warrior look, but it certainly captures the adrenaline-fueled spirit of the film. It features a semi truck as the war rig, and several all terrain vehicles motorcycles chasing it trying to take it down kamikaze style.  

FUNimation Entertainment has released a teaser trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’  and announced that the film has a release date in the U.S. and Canada. The movie will be screened from August 4th to August 12th in select theaters. Gen Fukunaga, CEO and founder of FUNimation said,

“We are thrilled to bring fans – both new and old – this latest film from series creator Akira Toriyama. Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is a visually stunning movie and offers even more action and comedy than ‘Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.'”

Mike DuBoise, EVP and COO of FUNimation added,

“Fans are in for another amazing ride with Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’. We will be raising the bar for the anime theater-going experience.”

Here a description of the story:

Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’ is the 20th film in the “Dragon Ball” franchise, which first debuted in North America in 1986. The new movie showcases the return of Frieza – one of the greatest villains in all of anime. Now resurrected from death, Frieza embarks on plans to take his revenge on the Z Fighters of Earth. Goku and Vegeta once again face their nemesis together, but this time it is a fight for Earth’s very survival.

As far as the voice cast for the film goes we’ve got Seán Schemmel as Goku, Christopher R. Sabat as Vegeta/Piccolo, Chris Ayres as Frieza, John Burgmeier as Tien, Kyle Hebert as Gohan, Mike McFarland as Master Roshi, Monica Rial as Bulma, Sonny Strait as Krillin, Ian Sinclair as Whis, Todd Haberkorn as Jaco, and Jason Douglas as the villain from last year’s “Battle of Gods,” Beerus.

You can check out the theatrical teaser trailer below:

BILL ROBINSON

Here is an entertaining collection of art paying tribute to the classic 1985 film The Goonies. This year marks the 30th Anniversary of the movie, and to celebrate, Gallery Nucleus is hosting a tribute art show. To see even more art on display at the show, or if you're interested in purchasing any of these, click here. 

It's hard to believe that it has been 30 years since this movie was released in theaters. It seems just like yesterday that my parents took me to the movie theaters to watch it when I was a kid. It was one of the funnest moviegoing experiences ever! 

 GRAHAM CORCORAN

CLEMENT LEFEVRE

 PAULINE MERLAUT

FLORENT REMIZE

BETSY BAUER

If you've been keeping up on all the rumors and recent set videos from Suicide Squad, then you know who to expect to see hanging off of the Joker's car in the videos below. But due to the spoiler sensitivity of some people out there, we have to be careful. So SPOILERS ahead:

Yesterday we posted video of Batman chasing the Joker down in his Batmobile on the set of David Ayer's Suicide Squad. Today we have some new video of Batman clinging on to the top of the villain's car. I guess he had to ditch the Batmobile in order to effectively try to take out Joker. 

That's not Ben Affleck in costume, but it's a safe bet that we will see him suited up as the Dark Knight in Suicide Squad as he eventually comes face-to-face with Jared Leto's Joker. The movie is scheduled to hit theaters on August 5th, 2016.

Ok #batman #suicidesquad #TORONTO #night #youmaynotwalk #filming @valvaldez09

A video posted by Morgan (@morgancraigon) on May 27, 2015 at 1:11am PDT

Just another day... Our cams catching #Batman riding on top of Joker's car down Yonge. #SuicideSquad pic.twitter.com/DS0OM9gOE2

— Melanie Ng (@CityMelanie) May 27, 2015

Via: CBM

Here's a chart that gives us a visual representation of every superhero movie that is set to be released over the course of the next four years. We knew all these movies were coming, but it's really, really cool seeing them all laid out like this. There so much great stuff to look forward to, and it's going to be really interesting to see what we are going to get beyond 2019.

Source: slyyda1 via: Geeks Are Sexy

It looks like Hulk Hogan and Sylvester Stallone might be teaming up again for a fourth Expendables movie. The Expendables 4 has yet to receive an official greenlight, but Stallone is obviously looking at getting one off the ground. He previously said that if he did make a fourth film it would be rated R, unlike the third one which was slapped with a PG-13 rating.

If the new sequel does happen, it looks like Hulk Hogan could end up in the role of the big bad villain, which would be awesome! Hogan revealed the news himself during a Q&A session at the Body Power Expo in Birmingham, England, and during it he teased that he would be "the most evil man in the world."

“We’re trying to figure out a way to maybe turn me into the most evil man in the world. Y’know, Stallone gave me my first break and he’s been a great friend. We had a great conversation, talking about the possibilities. ‘Can I still run, can I still jump?’ Well, not as fast or not as high, but I think Hollywood could find a good stunt man to help me out.”

The “first break” that Hogan is talking about here is Stallone’s 1982 film Rocky II. He played a pro wrestler named Thunderlips who fought Rocky Balboa at a charity event. I’d love to see Hogan join the cast of badasses and take them on as the villain in the story. 

I know these Expendables movies aren’t the greatest films, but they sure have been fun to watch! Hogan hasn’t appeared in a feature film since 1999's Muppets from Space. Expendables 4 is the perfect film for a come back. 

Via: MovieWeb

Aaron Randall has created a cool new app called Screentendo that allows you to turn anything on your computer into a playable level of Super Mario Bros. On his blog, he gives a detailed description of how it all works, but he built it using an app called Cocoa and a Sprite Kit. Here's a brief explanation of what it does:

When Screentendo is launched, a semi-transparent window appears which can be moved and resized over other application windows. After placing the Screentendo window over an area of the screen, clicking inside the window will cause the app to render a game level based on the content beneath it.

See it in action below.

Via: Polygon

Burying the Ex is a horror comedy that comes from director Joe Dante, the man who gave us classic films such as Gremlins and The Burbs. It’s been a long time since I’ve seen a movie from Dante that I’ve really enjoyed. The last film he made was called The Hole, and it was released back in 2009. Unfortunately, Burying the Ex doesn’t look like it’s going to be anything special. 

The story centers on a character named Max who is played by Anton Yelchin. He ends up being involved with a girlfriend from hell named Evelyn played by Ashley Greene. He just wants to break up with her, but before he does, she dies. That seemed like an easy way out for him until she comes back from the dead as a zombie, and she won’t let him move on. 

BURYING THE EX follows Max (Anton Yelchin), an all-around nice guy, and his overbearing but incredibly beautiful girlfriend, Evelyn (Ashley Greene). Their relationship takes a nosedive after they decide to move in together and Evelyn turns out to be a controlling, manipulative nightmare. Max realizes it’s time to call it quits, but there’s just one problem: he’s too afraid to break up with her. Fate steps in when Evelyn is involved in a freak accident and dies, leaving Max single and ready to mingle. Several weeks later, he has a chance encounter with Olivia (Alexandra Daddario), a cute and spirited girl who just might be his soul mate. But that same night, Evelyn returns from the grave as a dirt-smeared Zombie and she’s determined to live happily ever after with Max…even if that means turning him into one of the undead.

The movie is set to be released this summer on June 19th.