Artificial life forms take jobs away from living actors this week in the new releases. Be careful which one you take your kids to. 1. The Happytime Murders (STX Entertainment, 3,256 Theaters, 91 Minutes, Rated R [click for more]
A US District Judge has ruled that the raunchy puppet film’s advertising is not causing confusion with the beloved children’s TV show. [click for more]
Sesame Workshop, the producers of the Sesame Street television series have filed suit against the upcoming puppet noir comedy The Happytime Murders and its studio the Jim Henson Company and distributor STX claiming that the [click for more]
On this week’s installment of the Big Picture Podcast, FilmBuffOnline Editor-in-Chief Rich Drees and FilmBuffOnline Contributing Writer Natasha Bogutzki talk Terry Gilliam’s triumphant unveiling of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote at the Cannes Film [click for more]
Brian Henson’ s puppet noir comedy drops a first, very red band trailer. [click for more]
The comic actress has signed onto Brian Henson’s puppet noir film. [click for more]
As production gears up, Brian Henson’s long in development project gets a spot of the release calendar. [click for more]
The film gains a lead and looks to be finally getting in front of cameras later this year. [click for more]
Getting the right cast for the dark comedy/ noir pastiche is the next order of business for the director. [click for more]
The actor may be taking on the lead role in the puppet film noir comedy. [click for more]
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