Blood: The Last Vampire -- Exclusive Concept Art and Artist Profile
We've been fans of up-and-coming artist Alexandre Tuis for a while, so we jumped at the chance to speak with him about his work and share exclusive concept art from his latest project, the live-action manga adaptation Blood: The Last Vampire, which is out already in the UK and debuts stateside July 10. Tuis also graciously shared additional original art from his personal collection of pop culture-based work (including his rendering of Doug Jones as Frankenstein, created in honor of Guillermo del Toro's potential film adaptation) and concept art from films such as Dragonball: Evolution and Xavier Gens' horror film,...

Box Office Guru Preview: Dinosaurs and Gangsters Spark Fireworks
Hollywood is hoping to score two $40M+ grossers over the Independence Day holiday frame for the first time ever. With Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen still raking in large numbers, two new releases opened on Wednesday to get a head start on the long weekend led by the animated sequel Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaur which will give the robots a challenge for the number one spot. Looking to debut firmly in the number three spot is the period gangster flick Public Enemies starring Johnny Depp and Christian Bale which will give mature adults something to rally behind.

The Friday Harvest: Ice Age 3, Gamer, Daybreakers, and more!

Total Recall: Johnny Depp's Best Movies
He once seemed destined for nothing better or worse than simple teen idolhood, but since escaping from 21 Jump Street in 1990, Johnny Depp has proven himself to be a brave (and mostly pretty astute) chooser of scripts, building an impressive filmography that encompasses everything from black-and-white arthouse fare (Dead Man) to blockbuster Disney trilogies (Pirates of the Caribbean). This weekend, he'll gun his way into theaters as John Dillinger in Michael Mann's Public Enemies, so we thought now would be a fine time to devote an installment of Total Recall to counting down the 10 best-reviewed releases of Depp's...

Will The Game Play The A-Team's B.A. Baracus?
We've read Ice Cube and Common's names being floated in connection with the role of B.A. Baracus in the upcoming "The A-Team" adaptation -- now, courtesy of Blackfilm, comes word that The Game is being "heavily considered" for the part.

Nimrod Antal Confirmed for Predators
Confirming an earlier scoop by Latino Review, Ain't It Cool News is reporting that Nimrod Antal will direct the new "Predator" project.

Harrison Ford More Than Doubles Angelina Jolie's 2008 Earnings
Is Hollywood sexist? That's up for debate -- but those who say it is have some new ammo, thanks to the news that last year's top-earning actor, Harrison Ford, earned more than two and a half times the top-earning actress, Angelina Jolie.

More Resident Evil Scheduled for 2010
Ready for another "Resident Evil" movie? Shock Till You Drop has obtained confirmation that a fourth installment in the series will be arriving in late 2010.

The Runaways Set Photos Posted
Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning are filming "The Runaways," and the first totally '80s set photos from the biopic have been posted courtesy of Just Jared.

Uni Plots Asteroids Film Adaptation
Which do you find harder to believe: that a movie based on the "Asteroids" arcade game is in development, or that Universal won a four-studio bidding war to land the rights to the property?

The Green Hornet Bumped Two Weeks
In a move attributed to a need to make room for another of the studio's releases, Columbia has bumped "The Green Hornet" back two weeks, to June 25, 2010.

RoboGeisha: 2009's Most Insane Trailer?
It's lucky the Academy Awards have expanded their Best Picture Nominee category to 10 because here comes next year's first entry. RoboGeisha, Noboru Iguchi's delicate meditation on feminism in Japan, is your typical awards-baiting costume melodrama: Geisha assassins who kill adversaries with deadly swords and chainsaws sprouting from their mouths, transform into tanks, have machine-gun busts, katana-sword hips and... use shrimp tempura daggers to take out the eyes of villains. And that's just the half of it -- we can't quite describe certain other elements here, so be warned: this isn't PG-13 material. On a side note, who is this...

Karl Malden: 1912-2009
Oscar-winning character actor Karl Malden, best known for his work in such classics as A Streetcar Named Desire and On the Waterfron, died Tuesday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 97. Malden won his Best Supporting Actor Oscar in Streetcar, directed by Elia Kazan, who also directed Malden in one of his most famous roles, as a priest who encourages Marlon Brando to stand up to the mon in On the Waterfront. Noted for his rich voice and his round face and giant nose, Malden's distinctive presence graced a number of classics, including Patton, How the West Was...

Celebrate the Fourth of July with 50 Movies For 50 States!
Happy Fourth of July! For our nation's birthday, we at RT thought that we'd take a look at how the good old U.S. of A. has been portrayed on the silver screen. To capture the vast and diverse peoples and places across the whole country, we've decided to choose films that we feel really showcase each state in the Union. Every one of the 50 films we've selected features something special about the geography, history, culture, or people of a particular state. So click on the map below to see which ones we've picked! And be sure to let us...

Trailer Bulletin: Couples Retreat
Universal has released a trailer for "Couples Retreat," the comedy starring Vince Vaughn, Jason Bateman, Jon Favreau, Faizon Love, Kristin Davis, Malin Akerman, and Kristen Bell.

Sony's Amy Pascal Explains Moneyball Balk
Responding to last week's reports that her studio pulled the plug on Steven Soderbergh's "Moneyball," Sony's Amy Pascal has spoken with the Los Angeles Times about her reasons for walking away from the project.

Seth Rogen Hitting the Road with Barbra Streisand?
Seth Rogen has reached the level of celebrity that affords him his choice of projects -- and according to a new interview with HitFix, one of them could end up being a road comedy with Barbra Streisand.

Trailer Bulletin: The Informant
Warner Bros. has released a trailer for Steven Soderbergh's "The Informant," starring Matt Damon as a whistleblower who agrees to wear a wire for the FBI.

Gilliam's Don Quixote Moving Ahead Without Depp?
Terry Gilliam is looking ahead to his upcoming projects, including the long-tortured-by-delays "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote" -- which, it appears, will be filming without original leading man Johnny Depp.

The Princess and the Frog Featurettes Spark Controversy
First "Transformers 2," now this: A series of introductory behind-the-scenes featurettes for Disney's "The Princess and the Frog" has come under fire for perceived racist stereotypes.