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Some bad ass Mad Max: Fury Road images

We've still got a whole year to wait for George Miller's latest instalment in the Mad Max saga, but the marketing is finally gearing up for the much anticipated Fury Road. I say finally because the movie has been done for a while and us Road Warrior fans wanna see some cool shit, dammit!

Slick trailer for John Fallon's American Muscle surfaces

John Fallon is one busy dude. He's prepping his feature directorial debut The Shelter, getting ready to star in Eye See Death, doing daily duties at Arrow in the Head, and the action/revenge flick he wrote and co-stars in, American Muscle, is ready to hit the American Film Market . American Muscle follows a recently paroled convict hell bent on revenge against those whom he holds responsible for his incarceration . . . including his own brother. Looks pretty bad ass yes? Even my wife thinks it's intriguing, and this isn't her kind of thing. We're pumped to see it, without a doubt. American Muscle also stars Chromeskull himself, Nick Principe, Todd Farmer and Robin Sydney . Here's the poster by way of Entertainment Weekly . Source: Arrow in the Head stars genre vets Nick Principe, Robin Sydney, Todd Farmer, Trent Haaga and Malice McMunn. - See more at: http://www.joblo.com/horror-movies/news/very-nsfw-trailer-for-american-muscle-written-by-john-...

Agent Carter returns in Captain America inspired short

Remember Peggy Carter, Captain America's love interested in . . . Captain America? Well, she's back. And so is the sexy actress who played her -- Hayley Atwell. Atwell stars in the short film Agent Carter, which is set to premiere at next week's San Diego Comic-Con before it turns up as a special feature on the Iron Man 3 DVD/Blu-ray in September. The flick follows Carter's further adventures a year after the events of Captain America: The First Avenger. The short is part of Marvel's One-Shot series, which means there's more films featuring more characters in the works. This appeals to me for several reason. One, it's a very comic-book idea, taking supporting characters and giving them a chance to shine. And two, it's another cool thing to add to the DVD/Blu-ray experience. I was gonna buy Iron Man 3 anyway. Agent Carter is just another reason to be excited about the disc. So is the short film. Peep the promo poster below. Source: Enterta...