Suicide Squad Developers Had Their Passion Destroyed By Warner Bros

10 Most Powerful Versions of Suicide Squad Members, Ranked by Powers

Image Courtesy of DC Comics The Suicide Squad is a collection of DC Comics’ greatest villains and anti-heroes who are forced to go on deadly missions that many don’t survive. Controlled by Amanda Waller, this secret government black-ops task force recruits incarcerated villains and offers them a reduced sentence in exchange for completing missions in service of America. The power []

Zach Cregger, Brian Duffield to Adapt Internet Horror ‘Siren Head’ Feature for Warner Bros.

Hollywood has found its next “Backrooms.” Warner Bros. Pictures has won a bidding war for a cinematic adaptation of the viral internet horror phenomenon “Siren Head.” “Weapons” and “Resident Evil” filmmaker Zach Cregger is attached to the package as a screenwriter, penning the script alongside “Whalefall” and “No One Will Save You’s” Brian Duffield, who []

We Don’t Need To Keep Reviving The Powerpuff Girls

Variety reports that a new film starring the trio is in development at Warner Bros.

This Bats**t New Movie Will Have You Laughing in Horror

Warner Bros. PicturesLeaning as heavily on comedy as horror, the original Evil Dead trilogy was fueled by star Bruce Campbell’s peerless blend of stoutness and silliness, which gave its demonic malevolence a Looney Tunes cartoonishness that was as zany as director Sam Raimi’s stewardship.The franchise’s rebooted big-screen phase, on the other hand, has not only done away with Campbell but, with him, any genuine wackiness, instead defining itself via over-the-top gore. Consequently, it’s a genuine shock to discover that, to a far greater extent than its two predecessors, Evil Dead Burn finds the funny in the fantastically nasty—and, in doing so, proves a stomach-churningly amusing nightmare.Read more at The Daily Beast.

What Ever Happened to ‘X-Men ‘97’ Showrunner Beau DeMayo?

Beau DeMayo was one of animation’s most promising young talents. After getting fired from his dream job, he told VF all about his break with Disney and his online double life—before he went silent.