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War of the Worlds, the 2005 blockbuster from Steven Spielberg and starring Tom Cruise, is getting a 4K Blu-ray release on May 19th. I think time has been kind to this film- I loved it when it was released that summer, but I feel like I was in the minority. As an actor, I am […]

Writer and producer Frank Pugliese (House of Cards) has been tapped as showrunner for TNT's The Angel of Darkness, a limited series based on author Caleb Carr's second novel in the Dr. Laszlo Kreizler series and follow-up to both the bestseller and lmited series The Alienist. The project is a co-production between Paramount Television and Studio T; Eric Roth, Anonymous […]

TNT is getting back into the Caleb Carr business, following up their successful limited series adaptation of The Alienist with a limited series order for Carr's follow-up novel in the Dr. Laszlo Kreizler series, The Angel of Darkness. Reuniting Alienist cast mates Daniel Bruhl, Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning, the project will mine more source material […]

With the National Association of Theatre Owners' (NATO) CinemaCon getting underway at the Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, we're getting a lot of very cool new advertising and promotional materials for a huge slate of upcoming films. Case in point: this promotional standee for photots for Ocean's 8 – the comedy-action caper starring Sandra Bullock, Cate […]

This article contains spoilers for the season one finale of the Alienist – Castle in the Sky. . . . . . I binge watched the first nine episode of the Alienist and was really looking forward to the finale last night. The episode starts with the discovery of the latest dead boy and finding […]

Tonight is the season 1 finale of The Alienist, and the team is closing in on the suspected killer — but they are missing one member of their group. Laszlo (Daniel Brühl) is still reeling from the death of his close friend two episodes back and has shut himself away from the world while John […]

I remember seeing the ads for The Alienist on TNT. It had that Sherlock Holmes feel to it with Daniel Brühl playing Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, an alienist. This basically means someone who studies the mentally ill; those considered alienated from society. He teams up with an artist named John Moore (Luke Evans) and a woman […]

Welcome to The Weekly Static's takeaways from TNT's series adaptation of authors Caleb Carr's 1994 historical thriller The Alienist. With "The Boy on the Bridge" set to premiere Monday night, we're here with out thoughts on the first episode and to let you know just how good of a job the show's creative did (or […]

Currently on display at the Time Warner Center are the costumes from TNT's The Alienist, which looks to be an exciting show coming to the network. From the press release: "An unflinching psychological thriller amidst the underbelly of New York City's "Gilded Age," TNT's The Alienist follows Laszlo Kreizler (Daniel Brühl, Rush), a brilliant and […]

At the turn of the century, a new kind of evil stalks the streets that requires a different approach to law enforcement and criminal investigation — a new way to look at the criminal mind. As we see from the newest trailer for TNT's adaptation of Caleb Carr's The Alienist, police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt (Brian […]

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, cats and kittens! Welcome back to The Weekly Static! But before we get started, it's time for another… In case you're new to the neighborhood, let me get you squared away with a little reminder of what we do here: The Weekly Static is my righteously desperate-yet-endearing attempt at finding the […]

TNT  has released a second trailer and set a premiere date for their upcoming turn of the century serial killer thriller, The Alienist. The series starring Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning will premiere at 9 PM Monday, January 22. Based on the novel of same name by Caleb Carr. The psychological thriller drama […]

Welcome to This Day in Pop Culture History, a daily look at important events, birthdays, and other oddities in pop culture! History is important, and we aim to educate here at Bleeding Cool, so without further ado, here are some things that have happened on February 23: 1874- Tennis is patented by Walter C. Wingfield. 1886- […]

It's some time during the 1940s, and the mother of young Austin Wiggin Jr. is visiting a palmreader. She's told that her son will grow up and have two sons after she passes away, that their mother will be a strawberry blonde, and that Austin will also sire daughters, girls who will comprise a popular […]

Josh Hylton writes for Bleeding Cool It seems Michael Hoffman, director of 2009's wonderful The Last Station is hard at work these days. Along with Gambit (which is NOT a spin-off movie of the popular X-Men character but a caper film remake scripted by the Coen Bros.), another project of his is now a go. […]