Logan Marshall-Green

Cinemax’s adaptation of Max Collins’ Quarry certainly took its time getting to TV, but the post-Vietnam drama became something special in the first run. The network’s return to more action-oriented far seemingly pulled the plug, however, and now co-creator Michael D. Fuller confirms the Logan Marshall-Green drama has reached an end.

It’s taken long enough for Cinemax’s adaptation of Max Collins’ Quarry to break ground, and will only take a bit longer still. The network has set an official September premiere for the Logan Marshall-Green led drama, also issuing its first official photos.

We have every reason to be excited for Marvel and Sony’s new Spider-Man reboot, not the least of which is the cast, which somehow gets better with each passing week. The latest name in talks to join Spider-Man: Homecoming is Logan Marshall-Green, aka the actor often confused with Tom Hardy thanks to their ridiculously similar — and very handsome — features. But it looks like this is one role Tom Hardy won’t be taking from his less-appreciated doppelgänger.

It’s been a long road getting to air, losing stars like Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Stellan Skarsgard in the process, but Cinemax’s Quarry is finally ready to open fire. While we’ll have Outcast over the summer to tide us over from Banshee’s end, check out the new trailer for Cinemax’s intense new fall adaptation Quarry, based on the Max Allan Collins books.

After being dealt some bad luck in the studio system with the underwhelming action flick Aeon Flux and the undervalued horror comedy Jennifer’s Body, director Karyn Kusama emerges with her best film since she made her feature debut with 2000's Girlfight. The Invitation is an exceptionally unnerving thriller, a sharp study in the horrors of platonic indulgence and the over-extension of courtesy.

Disclaimer: It's best to go into Karyn Kusama's The Invitation completely blind, if possible, in order to get the most out of this exquisitely unnerving thriller. But if you absolutely, positively must watch a trailer before you commit to seeing the film, then this is a pretty great preview of what's in store.

I don't like dinner parties. They make me uncomfortable. I’m not great at meeting new people; I’m terrible at remembering names, and I’m a really bad conversationalist when I don’t have a shared language like movies or comics to fall back on. So even before the actual horror, The Invitation is already my nightmare. A dinner party where a guy has to endure an evening with his ex-wife, her new husband and all her friends? And then you mix in some serious scares? Yeah, no thank you. I’d like to sleep again at some point this century.

Following her role in Cary Fukunaga’s gorgeous and haunting adaptation of ‘Jane Eyre,’ Mia Wasikowska is at it again with another adaptation of a literary classic—this time, it’s ‘Madame Bovary,’ which boasts a lovely cast and even lovelier scenery, with Wasikowska playing the titular role of a woman who quickly discovers that she’s married a total Debbie Downer. So what does Mme. Bovary do? Have some affairs with some handsome fellas, of course.

Since the first glimpse of Tom Hardy as Bane in 'The Dark Knight Rises' hit the airwaves, we've been secretly wondering what lies underneath that mask of his. Apparently, it's a beard the likes of which can only be matched by Christian Bale's insane scruff.