Listen to Coldplay’s new song “Atlas” from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire soundtrack

A little happy for a film like The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, but you’d be hard pressed to get Coldplay to write anything but. “Atlas” is harking back to the good ol “Rush of Blood…” days, in hopes it’ll act as a “sufficient enough” emotional tool to drive this, more brutal, sequel to 2012’s The

First images from Pablo Escobar biopic starring Benecio Del Toro arrives

I use the term Pablo Escobar biopic very loosely, having just read the synopsis. Directed by Andrea di Stefano (Before Night Falls), the story surrounds a young surfer, played by Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games), who falls in love with a beautiful young girl whom he discovers is Pablo Escobars niece. I don’t know about

Suspiria themed bar discovered in Tokyo, Japan

Leave it to Japan to come up with a cool idea like this. FEAR.net came across some images of a bar in Japan that is meticulously designed like a set in Dario Argento‘s Susperia called Cambiare. The bar is located in Tokyo’s “Golden Gai” district. An area of Japan where there are tons of hip

Finally the trailer for the SXSW Selection A Band Called Death

Forget Man of Steel, forget The Hunger Games, if there is one film that I must see this year, it’s this one. We heard about this documentary a month back when it showcased at SWSX. News spread like wildfire about this film that talked about this Detroit based band comprised of all black guys and

Trailer for The Hunger Games: Catching Fire arrives

The MTV  Movie Awards is good for one thing and one thing only and that’s for exclusive trailers for upcoming films. Fortunately I have a computer and connections to a slew of bloggers that had this trailer up once it aired, so I didn’t have to subject myself to the mind melting mediocrity, that is

Second trailer for M. Knight Shyamalan’s “After Earth” starring Will and Jaden Smith Arrives in Epic fashion

Damn! I gotta say, M. Knight may just come back from the slump with this one. I was already impressed with the first trailer for this film, but this second one is brilliant. The story is all very well set up, plus it eludes to some things that they were gracious enough to leave out

MITNG reviews Hopless, Maine: Personal Demons by Tom and Nimue Brown

Something wicked this way comes in Hopeless, Maine, but judging by my first read of this Archaia release, I’d say it’s just another day on this haunted landscape. Hopeless, Maine is a neo-gothic/manga series in the vein of H.P Lovecraft, Gaiman and Lord Dunsany. The series is done by husband-and-wife team Tom and Nimue Brown,

MITNG reviews The Girl Who Owned A City by O.T. Nelson

The Girl Who Owned A City written by O.T Nelson illustrated by Joelle Jones (FABLES)  and adapted by Dan Jolley (Twisted Journeys) was first published back in 1975 as a means for Nelson to fund a small house painting company he had. It soon became a huge hit, drawing comparisons to such books as The

AMAZING FAN POSTERS FOR PROMETHEUS!!

As the June 8th release of PROMETHEUS draws near, we can expect more of this fan art and in more mediums than one. In previous blogs I’ve shown you fan poster art for The Hunger Games, well not to be out done comes some super edgy posters for the new Ridley Scott film PROMETHEUS. Done by