Work on Marc Webb’s Spider-Man sequel is coming along nicely. It seems the majority of the cast is in place and filming will start soon. Two of the new additions to the movie were out and about promoting their movies at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Shailene Woodley, who will be playing Mary Jane Watson, and Dane DeHaan, Harry Osborn, talked a little about the upcoming Spidey movie.

Woodley spoke with MTV about joining the cast and how excited she was about the film. The actress couldn’t reveal too much, but she said she’s a fan of the character and really enjoyed the reboot:

Spider-Man has always been my favorite super hero dude, since I was a little girl. I think there’s something really special about flying. When I watched the previous Spider-Man with Andrew Garfield, he made me feel invincible. I think Marc Webb is amazing. I’m so stoked to work with Andrew and Emma [Stone], they’re the best of the best.

She went on to say that she didn’t know any real details about the film, but she assumes she’ll be part of a love triangle if the comics are anything to go by. Woodley also hinted that she’d be making the transition and become a redhead soon. You can watch the full video interview by clicking here.

Chronicle break-out star Dane DeHaan also chatted about The Amazing Spider-Man sequel while on the red carpet for his film with Daniel “Harry Potter” Radcliffe called Kill Your Darlings. The actor remained tight lipped on what he knows, but he did confirm that he will be involved in a love triangle. Is it with Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane, Aunt May? We’ll have to wait and find out. The director of Darlings may have spoiled a big plot point for the film though. HitFix reports an incident that occured during the cast introductions:

[Director] Krokidas introduced the cast of “Darlings” which includes Daniel Radcliffe, Ben Foster and Michael C. Hall. When he got to DeHaan he said “He’s the Green Goblin.” DeHaan just smiled, but it didn’t seem like Krokidas was kidding.

Is this a case of a director who doesn’t know a lot about comics or is Webb planning on skipping Norman and having Harry don the Green Goblin gear? I would say it’s the first, but it wouldn’t be a huge surprise if the second happened. The Green Goblin was used in Sam Raimi’s first film, so it would be a little too soon to simply rehash the character. What do you think? Would you be pleased if Harry is the first Green Goblin?

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Movie poster for Tucker & Dale vs Evil

This was a hilarious movie. And you gotta give props to a flick that doesn’t take itself too seriously, or at all for that matter. I try to be this way in my work as a comic book creator, and with my reviews. As you may know, I am usully drunk or at least on the way there when I write these. A friend of mine pointed out that this might taint it being an honest review. In actuality, I think it makes it even more honest, albeit with spelling and gramatical errors. That coupled with the fact that I use wrestling as a grading system is why I call it the “Hardcore Review.” That and I am wholley honest with each review. I don’t sugar coat it if I hated the book or movie I just watched or read.

A lot of journalistic integrity is lost in the art of the review, cause editors or publishers only want something positive written about an item being reviewed. Now, don’t get me wrong, art IS subjective, but if something is full of flaws and just plain sucks, then what do you want me to do about it? Lie? I am nothing if not honest about my feelings. To a point where it pisses people off at times. That’s why I am glad that Comic Book Therapy is allowing me to be honest with my reviews. Sure I gotta tone it down with the cussing, that just makes me have to be a bit more creative. So, it all works out.
In short, Tucker and Dale vs Evil is a super freaking fun movie. If you love horror movies, or campy B type flicks you’re gonna dig this one. Sure, there’s no titties in it, that’s the only drawback. But it didn’t need it. That would have just been icing on an already fragging delicious cake. You gotta see it to believe it. And trust me, the trailer didn’t give away all the fun. It’s streaming on Netflix and at your local Redbox. So what the eff are you waiting for? Go and watch it. Watch it with someone you love. Hell! Watch it with someone you hate. It’s that good.

Tucker and Dale fight college douchebaggery

So here’s the grade for this amazing flick: A truly great match from the early days of ECW, back when the E meanst Eastern. Tommy Dreamer fought the veteran, Jimmy Super Fly Snuka. The moment was not the entire match, but Dreamer kicking out of not one, but TWO Super Fly Splashes. No one had ever kicked out of one, let alone two. And after Snuka finally got the pin with a THIRD splash, he kicked the ever loving snot out of the rookie Dreamer. Chairs, and splashes were felt in that rickity ring in South Philly. And Dreamer began to cement himself as a fixture in the industry. He was there in the begining and he stayed until the end. In the words of Sabu, “Respect.”

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