How Hellraiser made it through the ratings boards is beyond me. But I give the devs 10/10 with authenticity and sticking to what Hellraiser is.
Hellraiser franchise has had it's fair share of ups, downs, more downs and even more downs. But luckily Dimension doesn't have the movie rights anymore. And there is a rumour that Clive Barker is in fact writing and directing a new Hellraiser movie. So that would be amazing.
@phreak - you what im waiting for ... the release date on Kena 2. The first game was a complete gem and likely my game of the year when it was released.
Look I'm really excited for Phantom Blade Zero, but I refuse to buy it digitally. Much like Black Myth Wukong, I will wait if I have to, but if you're getting a physical, please sign me up (I heard rumours there would be some physicals released).
So they now officially dropping the name “Captain Marvel”….it’s now SHAZAM…so they got an interesting challenge…according to the original lore, each time Billy says SHAZAM he gets transformed into the superhero version and vice versa…don’t think he will be saying his name a lot in the movie…
Wonder who will be the villain as they don’t mention Adam, maybe Dark Merlin or maybe Osiris or Isis that may lead to the creation of Black Adam…
The character hasn't been called "Captain Marvel" for years. Marvel Comics successfully trademarked the name many years ago forcing DC to drop the name and use "Shazam" instead
Supposedly, Dwayne Johnson signed up to play Black Adam years ago, and he's involved in the Shazam! production - but not going to appear in it. Maybe he wants to see how well Shazam! does before they try out a Black Adam flick?
Also, the villain is mentioned to be Dr. Sivana. Dun dun dunnnnn~
"MICHAEL BAY MIGHT DIRECT LOBO DC MOVIE FOR WARNER BROS." IGN
Bay - "Insert explosion here, call up Megan Fox. Another explosion there, & don't forget Lobo. DONE!" BOOOOOOOM!!!!!!
Where did you read that? The article you link to only says that Black Adam won't appear in this film, but that Johnson is still committed to playing the character in his own film.