Prequel

If you've been following the new web series entitled Resident Evil: First Hour, then you know this week sees the debut of the final chapter of the saga. If you haven't seen it yet, don't worry. We have all four episodes right here!

Does time fly, or what?!? It's hard to believe a week has already passed and it's time for Episode 3 of the new web series entitled Resident Evil: First Hour, but it's true. Just one episode remains so get to watching!

So, did everyone have a chance to check out the new web series from Machinima.com, Resident Evil: First Hour? If so, you'll be happy to hear that Episode 2 is now live! If not, here's your chance to watch both Episodes 1 and 2 in preparation for the final two installments of this four-part series.

Machinima.com is at it again with a new live action fan film entitled Resident Evil: First Hour, which is a re-imagined prequel to Resident Evil 2 that follows Leon Kennedy. Read on for more info and to watch the first episode of this four-part web series.

One thing our parents and grandparents probably never could have imagined is the video trailer that's become so popular for book releases. And today we have a brand new one to share for Steve Alten's prequel entitled MEG: Origins, which is sold in all eBook formats and promises to be another nail-biting, terrifying journey into the Mariana Trench to a time when sea monsters ruled the oceans.

The latest installment in author Steve Alten's MEG series is a prequel entitled MEG: Origins. Sold in all eBook formats, MEG: Origins promises to be another nail-biting, terrifying journey into the Mariana Trench to a time when sea monsters ruled the oceans.

A new six-issue prequel comic series related to the "Supernatural" TV show is launching in October written by Brian Wood with artwork by Grant Bond and cover art by Dustin Nguyen. Entitled Supernatural: Caledonia, it will be an unparalleled adventure in the "Supernatural" saga as the Winchesters travel to Scotland.

So, maybe Ridley Scott and Fox aren't really that tied up over budget and ratings discussions. Despite whatever problems may or may not be happening behind the scenes, the studio has begun the search to find its Ripley-esque strong female lead!

Wait, Fox wants to make a good Alien movie now? It certainly would seem so if today’s announcement is any indication.

I Am Legend is probably one of the biggest continuing disappointments in Hollywood history; not a single adaptation has come close to capturing the feeling of the Richard Matheson novel it was based on. Now Hollywood’s taking it one step further and prequelizing it, just to make sure moviegoers are never able to take this post-apocalyptic world too seriously.