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Christian Bale in 'Terminator Salvation'Today’s release of “Terminator Salvation” marks the arrival of the fourth actor to play John Connor, son of Sarah Connor and the future savior of post-Judgment Day humanity. Christian Bale is the new guy, and trailers so far have suggested that he brings some of that “Batman” darkness to the role. Whatever you want to think about that unfortunate meltdown of his, this is a good pairing of character and actor.

Sarah (Linda Hamilton) is Skynet’s target in the first movie, and her protector Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn) is the man who turns out to be John’s father. John Connor doesn’t actually appear in the flesh until the second movie, “Terminator 2: Judgment Day.” There he is played by a teenage Edward Furlong, who manages to deliver a nice balance between whiny punk and future savior of humanity. Read more...

Thomas DekkerJackie Earle Haley's casting as the new Freddy Krueger in the "Nightmare on Elm Street" reboot has been welcomed by horror fans thanks largely to the actor's terrifying performances in "Little Children" and as Rorschach in "Watchmen." But it looks like "Watchmen" isn't the only beloved property making a leap into the latest horror remake, as John Connor himself is heading out of the "Terminator" war to do battle with Freddy Krueger himself.

Shock Till You Drop has the exclusive scoop that "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" actor Thomas Dekker is in final negotiations to star in "A Nightmare on Elm Street." The actor is set to play the character of Jesse, a jock on the local swim team. Read more...

Marvel's 'Runaways'There was the Scooby Gang, there was the Buffy gang (who often called themselves the Scoobies), and then there are the Runaways (who don't call themselves anything). One's a witch, one's a mutant, one's an alien -- but they didn't know these things until they discovered that their parents were actually evil super-villains bent on destroying the world. So what did these teens do? They ran away, stealing whatever magical tools they could grab, and in so doing, became a misfit group of super-heroes, pledging to fight their parents and any other big bads who got in their way.

"Runaways" is a popular Marvel comic-book series, written by Brian K. Vaughan, who handed it over to Joss Whedon, and it's about to become a movie as well, with Vaughan scripting. We're confident he's got that covered, but what about the casting? Here are a few suggestions to get the "Runaways" moving. Read more...