New Mutants

The most important writer in the history of X-Men comics also explained why the series isn’t as popular as it used to be and why he agreed to be the subject of a documentary.

The film, which was originally scheduled to debut in April, is reportedly being worked on to make it scarier.

A new tease for ‘New Mutants’ highlights Mirage, a.k.a. Danielle Moonstar, whose powers may attract a deadly creature from her past.

In case there were any doubt regarding writer / director Josh Boone’s assertion that The New Mutants is a horror film, the new poster and teaser should clarify things pretty quickly. The latest poster for the X-Men spinoff features faces screaming in agony (scary!), while the new teaser foreshadows the film’s villain — lifted straight from the pages of the Marvel comic book series.

The writers of the terrific new movie about ‘The Room’ reveal the secret of how to write dialogue for Tommy Wiseau and what they wrote for the ‘New Mutants’ movie.

The latest film from the X-Universe looks more like a horror film than a superhero adventure. Check out the trailer here.

Apparently Josh Boone’s adaptation of the beloved Marvel comic is not your typical superhero adventure.

It’s been a relatively quiet last couple of months for Josh Boone’s X-Men: The New Mutants. While there are certainly bigger and louder comic book movies to chase down  —  hello, Deadpool 2 and Avengers: Infinity War  —  Boone’s film managed to avoid headlines and will have the rare chance to genuinely surprise audiences when it starts rolling out the marketing material. And while there’s still a few hurdles left to overcome  —  the movie is still months away from hitting theaters, after all  —  at least Boone and his cast can celebrate the end of production on his standalone X-Men movie.

Comic-Con 2017 is right around the corner, and one of the films we’re hoping to see at the big 20th Century Fox panel in Hall H is The New Mutants, the studio’s next X-Men spinoff. We’re not banking on seeing any actual footage from the film itself, however, since it officially went into production today — as evidenced by a photo from director Josh Boone, who received a pretty funny gag gift to mark the occasion.

San Diego Comic-Con, like life, comes at you fast. With just a couple of short weeks until SDCC 2017, the first panel and scheduling announcements have started to roll in — including, wonder of all wonders, a Twin Peaks panel in Hall H (unfortunately, David Lynch will not be giving us the mystifying pleasure of experiencing “David Lynch at Comic-Con”). Following that wild announcement, SDCC has unveiled their official Thursday film lineup, which includes panels from 20th Century Fox (hello, Deadpool!), the DCU and Netflix.