Desierto, the feature directorial debut of Jonás Cuarón, son of Gravity director Alfonso Cuarón, looks familiar and fresh in all of the right ways. The mouse is a Mexican migrant played by Gael Garcia Bernal. The cat is a vigilante with a rifle and a willingness to pull the trigger played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Their maze is the arid desert of the American southwest.
“Chances are, in the last 10 years you’ve heard of the show Supernatural. Maybe you watched it when it first aired in 2005 but fell off. Maybe you’ve only seen an episode or two with a friend who is obsessed. Or maybe you’ve never seen it at all. Whatever your reason for not being up to date with Supernatural, that needs to change. Supernatural isn’t just a show about supernatural creatures, it deals with family, navigating every day life, and figuring out how to handle what is expected of you; things we can all relate to. If you watch Supernatural already, then you know why it deserves a binge watch.”
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The CW DC Universe continues to expand as Megalyn Echikunwoke (Supernatural’s Cassie from season one) is now confirmed to bring her animated superhero counterpart to Arrow. Read on to find out details on when Mari McCabe will make her debut.… Read More
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Two new trailers for Underground, WGN America’s upcoming historical TV series, have finally dropped.
The show tells the story of slaves who escaped using the Underground Railroad, starring actors Aldis Hodge (Supernatural’s Jake Talley), Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Christopher Meloni and more, with the clips feeding viewers a taste of the action-based drama.
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Publisher Thomas Dunne says the book will trace Curtis Armstrong’s (Supernatural’s Metatron) career from being a classically trained actor at the prestigious Academy of Dramatic Art in Rochester, Mich. to his breakout role in 1983’s Risky Business to how he became Hollywood’s go-to nerd. And finally, to how he created the successful TBS comedy-reality show King of Nerds — all told with “a charming self-effacing humor.”
CBS has a photo post about eleven screencaps of Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Supernatural’s John Winchester). Click here for the article.… Read More
Supernatural series creator Eric Kripke shared the original pitch for the series on Twitter, and it’s fascinating.
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