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"The Biden Justice Department is now using this [charge] against other political enemies,"

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News Godzilla Godzilla Minus One Director Takashi Yamazaki Is Making Another Godzilla Movie Perhaps he will bring in other kaiju as well By Molly Templeton | Published on November 1, 2024 Screenshot: Toho Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: Toho Excellent news for giant reptile fans: Takashi Yamazaki, who wrote, directed, and won an Oscar for the effects of Godzilla Minus One (pictured above), is returning to the Godzilla fold. Toho, the company that owns Godzilla, announced the news with an “EMERGENCY ANNOUNCEMENT” tweet that gives only the barest-bones details, with “further updates to follow” at the end. Presumably those updates will include details on whether or not this new film is a direct sequel to Godzilla Minus One, which definitely left the door open for a continued story. 2024 marks the 70th anniversary of Godzilla, and festivities included today’s rerelease of Godzilla Minus One, which had already been released in its original color form and in dramatic black and white (Godzilla Minus One/Minus Color). Leah Schnelbach loved Minus One, writing, “Godzilla Minus One takes Godzilla seriously. Godzilla is myth, metaphor, eldritch horror, divine judgement, and bureaucratic tragedy. He can be climate collapse, or the Bomb, or Terrorism, or War Itself, or Death Itself—but he’s also, always, an unknowable living being who wants to crush the life out of everything in his path.” Toho’s Godzilla films are, of course, distinct from the American Godzilla films, the most recent of which was the awkwardly named Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. Also awkwardly named—but really very good—is the related series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, which will return to Apple TV+ sometime in the future.[end-mark] The post <i>Godzilla Minus One</i> Director Takashi Yamazaki Is Making Another Godzilla Movie appeared first on Reactor.

News Epilogue Kate Siegel and David Dastmalchian Will Face an Especially Horrifying Zombie in Epilogue Just when you think zombies are over… By Molly Templeton | Published on November 1, 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share Two superstars of horror, Kate Siegel (Midnight Mass) and David Dastmalchian (Late Night with the Devil), are set to star in Epilogue, a movie which makes the threat of zombification deeply personal. According to Deadline, the pair play parents trying to save their infected daughter. Epilogue, as the title suggests, is set a year after the zombie outbreak—though clearly the horrors are far from over. The movie is written by Luke Barnett and Tanner Thomason, two actor-writers who co-wrote and starred in Faith Based, and wrote and directed the short “The Crossing Over Express.” Michael Fimognari, who worked with Siegel on The Fall of the House of Usher (pictured above), directs. Siegel and Dastmalchian also co-star in The Life of Chuck, the upcoming Stephen King adaptation from Siegel’s partner, Mike Flanagan. She’s starred in many of his projects, including Usher and The Haunting of Hill House. Dastmalchian was quite memorable as the Polka-Dot Man in The Suicide Squad, though he had a long career before that movie came around; more recently, he appeared in three very different 2023 films, Oppenheimer, The Boogeyman, and The Voyage of the Demeter. There’s no word yet on when Epilogue’s zombies will shamble onto screens.[end-mark] The post Kate Siegel and David Dastmalchian Will Face an Especially Horrifying Zombie in <i>Epilogue</i> appeared first on Reactor.

News LEGOs Patty Jenkins and Joe Cornish Are Among the Latest Directors to Tackle Movies About Small Plastic Bricks The Lego movies will continue until morale improves By Molly Templeton | Published on November 1, 2024 Screenshot: Warner Bros. Pictures Comment 0 Share New Share Screenshot: Warner Bros. Pictures Have we met our quota of toy movies yet? You’ve got your Barbie, your already-existing G.I. Joes, your Transformers and Rainbow Brite, and, yes, The Lego Movie and its attending sequels/spinoffs. And yet, this is not enough. More content must flow. And so comes the news that there are not one but three more Lego movies in the works—this time, live-action flicks with three acclaimed directors attached. Presumably they are not just films about the pain of stepping on a Lego while barefoot. Deadline reports that Patty Jenkins (Wonder Woman), Joe Cornish (Attack the Block), and Jake Kasdan (Jumanji: The Next Level) are each set to make a Lego film. Kasdan’s film has a screenplay by Andrew Mogel and Jarrad Paul (both of Yes Man and The Grinder) which is based on an idea (and earlier draft) by Matt Mider and Kevin Burrows (writers of The Package). Jenkins co-wrote her movie with Geoff Johns, formerly of DC Entertainment. And as for Cornish, Deadline says he “is rewriting from a draft by Heather Anne Campbell (Rick & Morty, One Punch Man), which was off a treatment by Simon Rich (Man Seeking Woman, Miracle Workers).” Lots of cooks in these Lego kitchens. No casting or release dates have been announced for these live-action Lego bricktaculars. We can only hope that everything will be awesome eventually.[end-mark] The post Patty Jenkins and Joe Cornish Are Among the Latest Directors to Tackle Movies About Small Plastic Bricks appeared first on Reactor.