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Details are still scarce, but Paul Feig is finally starting to open up about his all-female reboot of Ghostbusters. The latest tidbit: the movie will be “scarier than the original,” the director said in an interview with Empire (via Comic Book Movie). Feig said that he co-writer Katie Diploid “don’t want to hold back,” and are focusing just as much on frights as on laughs. Despite this, the film will still be rated PG-13 so that “the biggest number of people can see it. The director also said not to expect any casting news until the first draft the script is done.
In other news…
Tired of all those best movies of the year lists? How about a list that ranks the ten worst? [Vulture]
Get your first look at Homeland‘s Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII in Wolf Hall. [NYPost]
Steven S. DeKnight, the showrunner on Netflix’s upcoming Daredevil series, isn’t one for lowering expectations. He recently compared the upcoming Marvel television show to The French Connection, Dog Day Afternoon, Taxi Driver, and The Wire. [EW]
Rambo’s coming up on Rocky. Sylvester Stallone, who will play Rocky Balboa for a seventh time in Creed, announced over the holidays that he’s set step into John Rambo’s shoes yet again for Rambo: Last Blood, the fifth, and presumably final, entry in the franchise. [Twitter]
