The next three months are going to be a whirlwind for writer Seth Grahame-Smith. On April 10, the Pride and Prejudice and Zombies author’s next foray into genre-tweaked revisionist fiction, Unholy Night — about the Three Kings of the Nativity — arrives in bookstores. On May 11, his big screen version of the beloved horror soap opera Dark Shadows, directed by Tim Burton, hits theaters. And on June 22, Grahame-Smith’s adaptation of his hit novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, with Wanted director Timur Bekmambetov, will open.

Movie-List’s Watercooler is a “this-week-in-movie-news” aggregated from our friend’s around the ‘net. ▪ G.I. Joe Sequel Casting After going back to the drawing board and deciding to bring in all new characters aside from Duke, Snake Eyes and Storm Shadow, Paramount recruited The Rock to play heavy machine gunner Roadblock in the film. Since then […]

by Jenny Jones Is there any role that Johnny Depp can not master? I think not! He is without a doubt one of my favorite actors; always capturing my undivided attention no matter whether he is wearing chalky white makeup as Willy Wonka, singing his heart out in Sweeney Todd or blowing up enemy ships […]