And now for today, something a little bit different, but also something that many here will no doubt be very interested in hearing about.  C. Robert Cargill is much beloved here on Spill, and this is his first venture into writing and publishing a novel. The initial news sounded very good, so now I'll try and summarise why this…

The name of the game for every studio is, and for a while has been, franchises. No matter the property, if there is any additional money to be made, they will find a way to sequelize. One firm believer in this principle is producer…

Cześć, Spillios! :)

My name is Janek, and I've been here on Spill for couple of years already. I work on a Polish film site called Klub Milosnikow Filmu (Club of Film-Lovers) and I had a pleasure of having a conversation (an interview) with Carlyle. We talked about Sinister, his take on Hollywood right now, and his plans on how to adapt Deus Ex: Human Revolution (I'm really excited for this one!). So feel free to check this out as it is also posted in its original form in…

Over the last handful of days, the name of the game in movie news has been the adaptation of, well, games. First it was 'Assassin's Creed' moving forward with …

For once, the actual author of the story set out to make his version of the story on film the definitive one! Not only that but Chbosky manages to convince anyone that his version of the story and its characters in this film should be the only version to be made. It's one of those rare films that…

Way to go Carlyle! Can't wait to see this!

Hello guys, I haven't had time for the past months to be as active in spill as I hoped to be, but, I am and will always be a fan. And as soon as I (and others hear Carlyle's new movie Sinister is coming out this year) we were all stoked. And now I bring some news to light in that subject; on September 25th in…

We had an amazing time at Spill Dot Con this year, and it was great having the opportunity to once again perform our podcasts live in front of an enthusiastic Spillio audience. We wanted to capture the experience for those Spillios who couldn't attend so we recorded every podcast performed that Sunday. We were also joined by our old buddy Carlyle, who was able to take time off from…

It's not often that a studio horror film carries with it a great deal of anticipation, but Summit's 'Sinister,' directed by Scott Derrickson, has a special meaning for us here at Spill. It was written by our very own Carlyle and, in this writer's opinion,…

From the producers of Paranormal Activity and Insidius, is what we can read from the first poster (banner format) of Sinister, film directed by Scott Derrickson, responsible of the remake of "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". …

This week we discuss the top 5 and get an update on the life of the man himself from the man himself - Carlyle! Oh, and did we mention that we have a very nice discussion with a male porn star? Well, we did, and he's a pretty awesome…

Hello Everyone,

I have two possible ideas that I would like to make into a short film for the next Spill Dot Con Film Festival. The two ideas are basically one that I think the British Spill members might be interested in doing and the other one is for all Spill members as it can be possibly made anywhere.

A group is made on the website and you can go onto the group for at least a weekly update on the following link, but feel free to continue reading if you wish: …

I truly do not understand why it was needed to remove Carlyle off the page banner.  It doesn't make sense to me.  Yea, he is gone; yea he is no longer a part of this site.  But that doesn't mean he should "no longer" be apart of this site.  He was an extremely promanate head member here and just because he left…

As many of you may know, Carlyle hasn't been involved with Spill lately outside of ACOCO (which to be honest is good enough for me seeing as ACOCO is my favorite podcast). I remember Carlyle saying on one episode during the beginning of his absence that he was busy writing for other sites and doing multiple other things. What I didn't know was that Carlyle was also busy writing other things. While on Ain't It Cool a few minutes today, I noticed something that made me extremely excited and…