Showtime Renews House of Lies for Season 5

The con is still on. Showtime renewed its half-hour series (a comedy by Emmys definition) House of Lies for a fifth season, the network announced Tuesday.

The fifth season of the series will consist of 10 episodes, down from the normal 12 episodes that made up each of the previous four seasons.

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Stephen Amell Is Joining Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles As A Classic Character

Following the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles last year, many promises started spilling out about classic franchise characters that would appear in the sequel. Sadly, we're still waiting for official confirmation that the likes of Kang, Bebop and Rocksteady will appear in the upcoming movie, but now we do have word that TMNT 2 will feature a brand new big screen version of Casey Jones. And he will be played by none other than Stephen Amell. This news comes to us from Variety, though the trade unfortunately doesn't have any details in regard to either Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2's ...

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This Clown On The Poltergeist Poster Is Really Creepy

The upcoming remake of Poltergeist has already shown that it will be reimagining some of the most iconic moments from the original film, including a young girl sitting in front of a static-filled television and a killer evil tree, but it's the famous clown that has wound up being front and center of the movie's new poster. You can check it out below: This new poster comes to us from Games Radar, and it's definitely quite terrifying. The mouth alone is creepy - as nothing that's not evil or insane smiles that big - but it's really the eyes that ...

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The Vacation Sequel Is Coming Way Sooner Than Expected

It looks as though the further adventures of the Griswold family will head to theaters fashionably early. It is being reported that the fumbling family farce, headlined by star Ed Helms, will once again put the ol' family Truckster back on the road a little more than two months ahead of its original schedule. According to a scoop by The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. is moving the release date of the upcoming franchise revival, simply titled Vacation, from its originally set release of October 9th up to the more vacation appropriate July 31st. The move represents a big vote of ...

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Killer Croc Will Appear In Suicide Squad, Get The Details

If the lead characters of Suicide Squad weren't enough for you, the film is rapidly filling up with more villains that aren't even members of the titular team. Over the past several weeks, reports have trickled in about bad guys from all around the DC universe who will be making appearances in the movie, from demented psychiatrist Hugo Strange to mercenary Deathstroke. Now the latest criminal to join the film's ensemble is evidently Batman adversary Killer Croc. The Wrap has learned that G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra star Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje has been cast as the reptilian villain in ...

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The D Train Trailer: Watch Jack Black Crush His High School Reunion

In recent years, Jack Black hasn't been at the front and center of any live-action feature projects, instead choosing to do a bit more voice-over work and TV, but now he's back as the leading man in The D Train, and you can watch the movie's debut trailer below: Helmed by Yes Man screenwriters Andrew Mogel and Jarred Paul - making their feature directorial debuts - The D Train stars Jack Black as Dan Landsman, a guy who has spent his entire life wanting to be one of the cool kids, but never has. The opportunity to change all of ...

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Avengers: Age Of Ultron Is Apparently Shorter Than The Last One

Everything about the Avengers movies is big. There is a massive cast of superheroes, an expansive universe, and they aren't exactly short on run time. In fact, the upcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron clocks in at 142 minutes. Director Joss Whedon talked to Buzzfeed about two of the latest additions to Marvel's flagship franchise, super-powered siblings Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) and Quicksilver (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), and revealed just how much there is to his latest opus. While 142 minutes sounds like a rather lengthy motion picture, it should be noted that it is a full minute shorter than the first film. If Age ...

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