Tag: Sony

VultureHound’s Weekly News Round-Up (02/12/2018)

Posted by - December 2, 2018
Hello and welcome to VultureHound's weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. This week: - Happy Death Day returns to repeat the past - The next Kingsman begins lining up its cast - Spider-Verse sequels and spin-offs are already in the works Read on to

VultureHound’s Weekly News Round-Up (14/10/2018)

Posted by - October 14, 2018
Hello and welcome to VultureHound's weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. This week: - A trio of new trailers. - Venom 2 incoming? - The James Gunn saga continues. Disney, Paramount and Warner Bros. drop new trailers While every week sees tons of new

Would Venom work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?

Posted by - October 8, 2018
This post contains mild spoilers for Venom. You can read our review here.  Venom swung into cinemas late last week, finally giving comic-book fans their first chance at seeing how 'Sony's Marvel Universe' might shake out. Based around Spider-Man's extended universe of characters, but with Spider-Man noticeably absent, the first film in the series sees disgraced reporter

VultureHound’s Weekly News Round-Up (05/08/2018)

Posted by - August 5, 2018
Hello and welcome to VultureHound's weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. This week: - The ongoing saga of James Gunn - Ben Affleck's surprising new movie - An... interesting (?) new Venom trailer James Gunn: Still Gone Picture courtesy of Gage Skidmore A

Why Marvel’s Cinematic Universe is better than the rest

Posted by - May 22, 2018
With the highly-anticipated release of Avengers: Infinity War, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is now nineteen films strong. Carefully crafted by producer Kevin Feige, the series has introduced us to a wealth of characters who were previously unknown to most, outside of the comic-book community, and has put Marvel Studios in an enviable position. Looking at

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (03/09/2017)

Posted by - September 3, 2017
Hello and welcome to VultureHound‘s weekly news round-up, where we bring you the biggest and best news to come out of the film industry every Sunday. The Joker madness continues this week, but fortunately, it's only taking up one spot in our weekly round-up, as today we also look at new reveals from Hellboy, an 'anti-American Sniper'

The Spider-Man Movies (From Worst to Best)

Posted by - August 10, 2017
With the currently acclaimed release of Spider-Man: Homecoming being felt around the world, it’s clear that the franchise has been reinvigorated in a brand new way. But where do these movies rank from worst to best? Well, look no further. Here are Vulture Hound’s top 6 Spider-Man movies to date.   The Amazing Spider-Man 2

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (25/06/2017)

Posted by - June 25, 2017
The latest issue of Vulture Hound's magazine is out! Have you read it? You should; it's pretty darn good. It's got interviews with one of the band members of Alt-J, director Mark Cousins and even Finn from Adventure Time. It's got a couple of articles on the importance of Wonder Woman, some insight into what makes a good Alien

The VH Weekly News Round-Up (11/06/2017)

Posted by - June 11, 2017
A lot of news this week really happened closer to last week's post. I imagine, in part, because gamers around the world have been gearing up for E3. Even though I wouldn't class myself as a gamer, I have been live-streaming videos about Star Wars Battlefront II for the past few hours, so I can relate somewhat. Since

Uncharted adaptation casts surprising new lead

Posted by - May 22, 2017
An adaptation of the acclaimed video-game series, Uncharted, has been brewing for a long time now. While the project once had David O. Russell set to direct with Mark Wahlberg playing the lead role of Nathan Drake, things have changed quite a lot since then, especially in light of the newest casting addition. Tom Holland, the