#SDCC '16: The First Look at American Gods!

"A recently released ex-convict named Shadow meets a mysterious man who calls himself "Wednesday" and who knows more than he first seems to about Shadow's life and past."



A story by Neil Gaiman about a bunch of Old Gods coming to America to kick some New God ass sounds good to us, especially with Hannibal's Bryan Fuller at the helm. The cast, which includes the incomparable Ian McShane, Jonathan Tucker, Emily Browning, Gillian Anderson, Pablo Scheriber, Peter Stormare, and Kristin Chenoweth, looks pretty solid too.



This trailer is a fairly vague tease, but it looks as if it's going to do the novel justice. Check it out below.







American Gods will premiere on Starz sometime in 2017.

#SDCC '16: Adam Wingard's The Woods is Really a New Blair Witch Movie!

Well holy shit, color us shocked, duped, and godsmacked (yes, we know it's actually gobsmacked, but that sounds stupid), because Lionsgate announced at SDCC that new Adam Wingard movie coming out in September, The Woods, is actually a new Blair Witch movie. Say what now?



Lionsgate may have pulled off one of the biggest "Boo-Yah!" moments of all-time by keeping this sequel as quiet as they did, and I've got to say that as good as The Woods looked before, that reveal and this new trailer takes it to a whole new level.



Check it out below.







Blair Witch hits theaters on September 16th.

#SDCC '16: The Walking Dead Season 7 Trailer!

The 2016 San Diego Comic-Con is well under way, and that means that we Genre fans will be seeing lots of trailers, sneak peaks, and other kinds of goodies involving Horror, Sci-Fi, and Superhero projects this weekend.



One of the biggest ones for us, of course, is this trailer for the upcoming season of TWD.



It doesn't show us many of the main cast members (because they're not going to spoil who got Lucille'd before the premiere, the bastards), but it shows plenty of Negan; some Ezekiel and The Kingdom; Jesus and Heath in survival mode; and that Carol and Morgan are still alive. It shows a lot of other stuff too, but we just really want to know who Negan killed.



October can't get here fast enough.



Check out the trailer below.







Season 7 of The Walking Dead premieres on October 23rd, on AMC.