Apple TV+ is continuing its foray into acclaimed Sci-Fi adaptations. The streamer already has multiple seasons of “Foundation” and “Silo” in production and is now set to bring William Gibson’s “Neuromancer” to the small screen. The classic 1984 novel is part of the acclaimed “Sprawl” trilogy, which means 1986’s “Count Zero” and 1988’s “Mona Lisa Overdrive” are ripe to continue the journey long-term.

READ MORE: Guy Ritchie to direct “The Donovans” gangster series based on “Ray Donovan” show

A Hugo Award, Nebula Award, and Philip K.

Continue reading ‘Neuromancer’: J.D. Dillard & Graham Roland To Shepherd William Gibson Sci-Fi Drama Series For Apple TV+ at The Playlist.

There’s no doubt that Tim Miller made quite an impression, at the age of 46 no less, when his debut feature film “Deadpool” became a super-sized smash hit. It changed the comic book movie paradigm, and it looked like it was all systems go for him to return for the inevitable sequel. However, a reported creative clash with star Ryan Reynolds led to his exit from the movie, but Hollywood came knocking.

Continue reading ‘Deadpool’ Director Tim Miller To Helm ‘Neuromancer’ at The Playlist.

Read: First Four Pages From Vincenzo Natali's Aborted 'Swamp Thing' Script

Continue reading Read: First Four Pages From Vincenzo Natali’s Aborted ‘Swamp Thing’ Script at The Playlist.