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Gizmodo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Gizmodo
Updates From ‘Superman', and More
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes will make a return this Halloween. Get a creepy new look at Luc Besson's Dracula. Plus, return to the citadel in a new preview of the next Rick & Morty. Spoilers, away! Superman Writing on Threads, James Gunn confirmed that the film's 129 minute runtime is inclusive of its 'credits/post credits', confirming that there will be at least some form of tease at the end of the movie. Meanwhile a new batch of character posters themed around the employees of the Daily Planet have been released–click through to see more. Hot off the press, it's the Daily Planet's finest. 🗞️ #Superman – only in theaters July 11. — Superman (@Superman) June 5, 2025 Street Fighter Writing in his newsletter The InSneider, Jeff Sneider reports that Walton Goggins purportedly in talks to join Legendary's Street Fighter movie as the villainous M. Bison, while Orville Peck and Eric Andre are being considered for roles. Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence Deadline reports a new entry in the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes franchise is scheduled to release this October with 95-year old actor John Astin in place to reprise his role as Dr. Nicholas Mortimer Gangreen. Co-starring Catherine Corcoran, Daniel Roebuck, David Koechner, Dan Bakkedahl, Paul Bates and Eric Roberts, the story is only said to 'pit the eternal power of nature against AI's best and brightest.' David Ferrino is attached to direct. Best Friends Forever Deadline also reports Catherine Corcoran will star alongside Bobby Moynihan, Kimia Behpoornia, Eliza Bennett, Jessie Ennis, Aparna Nancherla, Esther Povitsky and Rekha Shankar in Best Friends Forever, a horror-comedy from director Liz Manashil following the 'bachelorette party reunion of five high school friends as they become exposed to toxic positivity turned supernatural and start to turn against each other.' Ready Or Not 2 Production has officially wrapped on Ready or Not 2, according to Bloody-Disgusting. 28 Years Later 28 Years Later has been rated R for 'strong bloody violence, grisly images, graphic nudity, language and brief sexuality.' [Bloody-Disgusting] Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein has also been rated R for 'bloody violence and grisly images.' [Bloody-Disgusting] The Man in the Basement Willem Defoe rents Corey Hawkins' basement–with spooky results–in the trailer for The Man in the Basement. Luc Besson's Dracula We also have a trailer for Luc Besson's Dracula starring Caleb Landry Jones, Christoph Waltz and Matilda De Angelis. The Institute Bloody-Disgusting has a few new images from Stephen King's, premiering this July 13 on MGM+. Click through for more. Rick and Morty Finally, Rick and Morty check in on the Citadel of Ricks in a brief clip from this Sunday's episode.
Geek Tyrant
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Geek Tyrant
ATTACK OF THE KILLER TOMATOES: ORGANIC INTELIGENCE - The Cult Classic Mutates Again — GeekTyrant
Some franchises never die. They just ferment into something stranger. The absurd, acidic legacy of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes is sprouting a new chapter with Attack of the Killer Tomatoes: Organic Intelligence , the fifth film in the killer produce saga, this time under the direction of David Ferino ( Wardcliffe, Nocturnally Yours ). The killer tomatoes are back. But this time, they've evolved into something smart. According to the official description, the movie pits 'the eternal power of nature against AI's best and brightest.' It's the age-old struggle between the organic and the algorithmic, with a side of pulp and satire. Ferino was roped into this chaos by original creators Costa Dillon and J. Stephen Peace, who are back as executive producers and co-writers. Peace said, 'We are just going to keep trying until we get it right.' Ferino added, 'This is nuts, I have to work with these guys.' As Dillon put it, 'This time, they're not just back. They're organically intelligent.' The series stars David Koechner ( Anchorman ) plays the President's Press Secretary, while genre icon John Astin ( The Addams Family ) returns as the scheming Professor Mortimer Gangreen. Other cast members include Dan Bakkedahl ( Veep ) as Finletter, Daniel Roebuck ( The Munsters ) as a truth-burying admiral, and Catherine Corcoran ( Terrifier ) as the first to fall victim to the new tomato uprising. There's also Samantha Bailey as Kate Patel, a genius tech CEO who invents 'MyTomato,' the so-called 'O.I.' solution for AI's shortcomings. It also includes Paul Bates, Vernee Watson, Eric Roberts, Noor Razooky, and social media chaos courtesy of Joshua Poon's 'The Influencer.' This is the franchise that gave us George Clooney in Return of the Killer Tomatoes , three sequels, and a Saturday morning cartoon. Shot entirely in Southern California in L.A., Long Beach, and San Diego, the movie is backed by W. Finletter Films, Killer Tomatoes Entertainment, Atomic Toybox, and IVC/Olas Media. Distribution is handled by Anchor Bay Entertainment, the same team behind the puppet-horror oddity Abruptio. Thomas Zambeck, CEO of Anchor Bay, said: 'Organic Intelligence is fresh, funny, weird, and self-aware — just the kind of beautifully chaotic project that fits our mission. Killer Tomatoes are ripe for reinvention.' Expect a limited theatrical release this Halloween.
