Cool Stuff: Mondo’s ‘Blade Runner 2049’ And ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ Vinyl Soundtracks Are SDCC Exclusives Mondo has announced the first wave of their San Diego Comic-Con exclusive releases, and the first two items will please vinyl soundtrack collectors very much. Blade Runner 2049andWho Framed Roger Rabbitare both getting new vinyl soundtrack releases that (at first) you’ll only be able to get at the convention in San Diego. Check out both of the Mondo SDCC exclusive vinyl releases below....

Cool Stuff: Super7 ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Figures Give The Original Playmates Toys A Detailed Makeover NECA has been crushing theTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesaction figure game in the past couple years. Not only have they releasedincredibly detailed figuresthat accurately recreate the look of the characters in the original movie from 1990, but they’ve also given the animated series version of the heroes in a half-shellthe perfect figures too. But now the toy masters at Super7 are offering something different that will have children of the 90s wanting yet another set ofTMNTaction figures....

Cool Stuff: Tyler Stout’s Best Worst Movie Poster The theatrical poster forBest Worst Movieis designed by /Film favoriteTyler Stout. We’ve been writing about artist Tyler Stout since we first foundhis “Remember the Alamo” posterat the Alamo Drafthouse. The Austin based artist frequently provides kick ass posters for the Alamo’s special events, most of which we have featured on /Film:Robocop,The Road Warrior,Spaced,Hellride,Big Trouble in Little China, The Lost Boys, The Warriors,The Thing,Blade Runner,Total Recall,The Big Lebowski,The WarriorsandLost....

Disney Almost Created A ‘Myst’ Theme Park If you played computer games in the 1990’s, then you probably rememberMyst, the best-selling adventure puzzle game which took players around a magical island filled with mysterious secrets. Myst was responsible for accelerating the sales of CD-ROM drives and remained the bestselling PC game throughout the 1990s untilThe Simsexceeded its sales in 2002. There has been this long-running rumor that Walt Disney Imagineering once considered turning Disney World’s Discovery Island into a Myst theme park....

Early Buzz: Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes The first reviews forGuy Ritchie’sSherlock Holmeshave begun to hit the interwebs, so I thought we’d do a round up of the early buzz. So far the response is kinda mixed. Some critics loved the film, while others hated it. Although it should be noted that the film currently has an 87% on Rotten Tomatoes. Here is a look at some of the review quotes:...

Goliath Season 4: Release Date, Cast And More (Welcome to…And More, our no-frills, zero B.S. guide to when and where you can watch upcoming movies and shows, and everything else you could possibly stand to know.) After the shocking events of the season 3 finale,Billy Bob Thorntonis officially coming back with a fourth and final season of the legal dramaGoliath. The very existence of a new season reveals that his character survived that surprise gunshot wound in the third season’s closing moments....

Hasbro Still Developing Movies Based On ‘Monopoly,’ ‘Hungry Hungry Hippos,’ And ‘Action Man’ Details are sparse butHasbrohas once again passed “Go” and collected way more than $200. Over the past few years, the toy and game company’s relationship with Hollywoodhad kind of soured, resulting in Universal severing ties with the company and their properties. Still confident there’s something there though, Hasbro has now signed a deal with the production companyEmmett/Furla, which recently producedEnd of Watch, to develop three movies in the next two years based onMonopoly, Hungry Hungry HipposandAction Man....

Hold Onto Your Butts: This Is The Scariest Scene In Jurassic Park (Welcome toScariest Scene Ever, a column dedicated to the most pulse-pounding moments in horror with your tour guides, horror experts Matt Donato and Ariel Fisher. In this edition, Ariel takes a trip back to Isla Nublar, and Matt relives his nightmares spent running away from raptors.) “Jurassic Park” changed cinema in 1993, and captivated an entire generation of future filmmakers....

Ike Barinholtz On Making His Directorial Debut With ‘The Oath’ [Interview] Chicago nativeIke Barinholtzhas made a career out of scene stealing, from his earliest days as an improv performer with Improv Olympic and Second City (among others) and a cast member onMadTVin the early 2000s to bigger television roles inEastbound & DowntoThe Mindy Project. In more recent years, Barinholtz landed sizable supporting roles inNeighbors 2: Sorority Rising,Suicide Squad,Snatched, the Netflix filmBright, and a very funny turn inBlockersearlier this year....

It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia Takes Its Special Brand Of Sunshine To The Emerald Isle The gang from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” have made lots of jokes about the Irish over the years as the proud proprietors of an Irish Philly dive bar called “Paddy’s Pub.” Ronald “Mac” MacDonald (Rob McElhenney) and Charlie Kelly (Charlie Day) also have their fair share of Irish pride due to their heritage, so this season’s promised trip to Ireland feels like it’s been years in the making....

James Gunn Thinks These 60s Horror Films Are Must-See If you’re a fan of genre films, chances are you’re a fan of James Gunn. All directors love movies (we hope), but James Gunn really,reallyloves movies. The best part of it all? He loves movies just as weird and adventurous as he is. Long before he was directing powerhouse superhero features (“The Suicide Squad,““Peacemaker,“and “Guardians of the Galaxy”), before he was making killer cult hits (“Super” and “Slither”), and even before he was penning beloved favorites like “Scooby-Doo” and the 2004 remake of"Dawn of the Dead,“Gunn was a die-hard genre geekworking for Troma Entertainment....

Jason Blum Apologizes For “Dumb” Comments About Female Directors Yesterday, horror maestroJason Blumfound himself in hot water after carelessly claiming that “There are not a lot of female directors period” when asked whyBlumhousehasn’t yet hired a female director. But after vast swaths of the internet informed him of exactly how many working female directors there are in Hollywood, Blum has issued an apology for his “dumb comments.” In an interview with Polygon yesterday, Blumresponded to the lack of female directorsworking for Blumhouse, his horror production company behind films such asGet Outand the upcomingHalloween....

Johnny Depp Reportedly Wants Rob Marshall To Direct Him In A New Version Of Dashiell Hammett’s ‘The Thin Man’ Who wants to seeJohnny Deppsolve a murder related to a family full of infighting crazies while getting sloshed at ten in the morning? According to a new report, the actor is angling to have hisPirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger TidesdirectorRob Marshallhead up a new movie based onDashiell Hammett’s 1934 novelThe Thin Man....