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With the shows debut merely weeks away, here’s a handful of new images from Netflix’s much-anticipated new series, Marvel’s The Punisher

They killed Frank Castle’s family to get to him. Now, the Punisher exacts his revenge…. After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York’s criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone.

The Punisher sees Jon Bernthal return as Frank Castle having already made an appearance as the character in Marvel’s Daredevil. The cast also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, The Lake House), Deborah Ann Woll (Marvel’s Daredevil, True Blood), Ben Barnes (Westworld, The Chronicles of Narnia), Amber Rose Revah (Emerald City, Indian Summers), Michael Nathanson (The Knick,...

A new trailer for Marvel/Netflix's latest superhero series, The Punisher, has dropped! While we never get tired of seeing Frank Castle on the warpath, this trailer shows us something we hadn't seen yet, a release date.

Netflix has graced us with yet another bloody trailer for Marvel's The Punisher series. The previous few gave us a good idea at how brutal the series was going to be, but today's gave us two things we hadn't had yet. A little bit of exposition and an official release date.

November 17, while great that it's close, feels like a missed opportunity on Netflix's part. If they had released the series a week earlier, on the 10th, they'd have released it on the Marine Corp. birthday. Considering Frank Castle was a former Marine, this would've been very timely.

Nevertheless, the Marine Corp. will get to eat their cake on 10th and have it...

Netflix’s much-anticipated new series, Marvel’s The Punisher has got itself another trailer – and along with it confirmation that the series is launching globally on Netflix on November 17th!!!

They killed Frank Castle’s family to get to him. Now, the Punisher exacts his revenge…. After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York’s criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone.

The Punisher sees Jon Bernthal return as Frank Castle having already made an appearance as the character in Marvel’s Daredevil. The cast also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, The Lake House), Deborah Ann Woll (Marvel’s Daredevil, True Blood), Ben Barnes (Westworld, The Chronicles of Narnia), Amber Rose Revah (Emerald City,...

Check out this new character poster for Netflix’s much-anticipated new series, Marvel’s The Punisher, launching globally on Netflix later this year!

They killed Frank Castle’s family to get to him. Now, the Punisher exacts his revenge…. After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York’s criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone.

The Punisher sees Jon Bernthal return as Frank Castle having already made an appearance as the character in Marvel’s Daredevil. The cast also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, The Lake House), Deborah Ann Woll (Marvel’s Daredevil, True Blood), Ben Barnes (Westworld, The Chronicles of Narnia), Amber Rose Revah (Emerald City, Indian Summers), Michael Nathanson (The Knick, Wolf...

For Frank Castle, the truth must be taken… And until that day arrives, take in this punishing new trailer for Netflix’s much-anticipated new series, Marvel’s The Punisher, launching globally on Netflix later this year!

After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York’s criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone.

The Punisher sees Jon Bernthal return as Frank Castle having already made an appearance as the character in Marvel’s Daredevil. The cast also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, The Lake House), Deborah Ann Woll (Marvel’s Daredevil, True Blood), Ben Barnes (Westworld, The Chronicles of Narnia), Amber Rose Revah (Emerald City, Indian Summers), Michael Nathanson (The Knick, Wolf of Wall Street...

Netflix has just released the full trailer for Marvel's The Punisher, and holy freakin' shit! This series looks insanely great! This first trailer is powerful, brutal, and awesome. I can't wait to see this series! It looks like it could be the best of the Netflix Marvel series so far. Just wait until you watch this trailer! There's no way Marvel and Disney would have given us a film that is as hardcore as this series looks. This is going to be the proper adaptation that The Punisher deserves.

After exacting revenge on those responsible for the death of his wife and children, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal) uncovers a conspiracy that runs far deeper than New York’s criminal underworld. Now known throughout the city as The Punisher, he must discover the truth about injustices that affect more than his family alone.

The cast also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach (Girls, The Lake House...

Netflix has released a collection of photos from Marvel's upcoming series The Punisher featuring Frank Castle, Karen Page, and several other characters. I also included a new promo spot that was released that highlights a major cover up. It came along with the caption, "How deep does the cover up go?"

With every new thing I see from the series, it's hard not to get excited! Frank Castle is just such a badass character and I'm excited to see the story that this solo series will tell. One thing is for certain... it's going to be badass!

Jon Bernthal will reprise his role as Frank Castle from Marvel’s Daredevil and he’s joined by newcomers Ben Barnes as Billy Russo (the civilian name of the villain Jigsaw), Frank’s Castle’s best friend from his days in the Special Forces who runs a successful private military corporation called “Anvil;” Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Micro,...

How apt… on the day that Marvel’s The Defenders goes live on Netflix, perfect for a binge-watching marathon this weekend, Netflix have unveiled a brand-new trailer for their next Marvel series, The Punisher – which sees Jon Bernthal return as Frank Castle having already made an appearance as the character in Marvel’s Daredevil.

The Punisher also stars Ben Barnes as Billy Russo, Frank’s Castle’s best friend from his days in the Special Forces who runs a successful private military corporation called “Anvil;” Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Micro, a former Nsa analyst whose secrets may be of great value to Frank Castle and everyone around them; and Amber Rose Revah (Indian Summers, Son of God) as Dinah Madani; a highly-trained sophisticated Homeland Security agent who is vexed by the Punisher.

The series also features Daniel Webber (11.22.63) as Lewis Walcott, a young veteran who has had a difficult time re-assimilating...

There's an excitement for Marvel's upcoming new Netflix series The Punisher. We recently shared a poster for the series, and now today we know when it's going to premiere! According to one of the director's of the series Dearbhla Walsh, The Punisher will be released in November! During an interview with THR, Walsh said:

“[I’ve directed] one other time that hasn't been aired yet, which was an episode for the new Marvel series The Punisher, which I did just before Christmas, but it's not airing until November.“I directed that in New York and edited in L.A., but this was my first directing experience in lovely Canada.”

Sounds like this is a bit of information that she may have let slip on accident. Marvel hasn't released an official release date yet, but it's looking like November in the month fans will get to see Frank Castle go ballistic and destroy people in his solo series.

Though it may not be official, actor Daniel Webber has shared our first look at the starry cast of The Punisher, Marvel and Netflix’s 2017 spinoff series headed up by Jon Bernthal. Say hello to Team Punisher, ladies and gentlemen.

Posted via Webber’s Instagram account over the weekend, here we see a bearded Bernthal flanked by Jason R. Moore, Michael Nathanson, Amber Rose Revah, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Jaime Ray Newman, Daredevil co-star Deborah Ann Woll and finally, Ben Barnes. The cameras have been rolling on The Punisher since October, which means it shouldn’t be too much longer before Netflix decides to drop the first reel of footage – in the build-up to Iron Fist‘s premiere in March, perhaps?

When it comes to how those actors filter into the story, two months ago Netflix posted an official round-up of the show’s core cast, including brief character bios and a...

The Netflix original series Marvel’s The Punisher, which will stream globally on Netflix in 2017, has announced five additional cast members

Daniel Webber (“11.22.63”) has been cast as Lewis Walcott, a young veteran who has had a difficult time re-assimilating into Civilian Society.

Daniel Webber

Jason R. Moore (“A Lonely Place for Dying”) joins as Curtis Hoyle, a friend of Frank Castle’s and one of the few people who knows he is alive.

Jason R. Moore

Paul Schulze (“Nurse Jackie”) will play Rawlins, a high-ranking member of the CIA whose operations in Afghanistan intersect with Frank Castle.

Paul Schulze

Jaime Ray Newman (“Bates Motel”) plays Sarah Lieberman, Micro’s wife (played by Ebon Moss-Bachrach) whose marriage has made her life far more complicated.

Jaime Ray Newman

Michael Nathanson (“The Knick,” “Wolf of Wall Street”) has been cast as Sam Stein, a Homeland agent who is challenged by his partnership with...

Paul Schulze (Nurse Jackie) has been cast as a series regular in Netflix’s upcoming The Punisher. One of five newly announced castings for the Marvel’s Daredevil spinoff, Schulze will play Rawlins, a high-ranking member of the CIA whose operations in Afghanistan intersect with topliner Jon Bernthal’s Frank Castle. The other newcomers include Daniel Webber (11.22.63), Jason R. Moore (A Lonely Place for Dying), Jaime Ray Newman (Bates Motel) and, as reported exclusively by…...

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Confirming earlier rumors to be true, Marvel has today announced that The Punisher series will indeed premiere in 2017. Not only that, but the hotly-anticipated Netflix spinoff has now filled out its cast with five new additions.

Though there’s no mention of a specific date, this news is exciting in and of itself because it means next year will herald the arrival of three individual series: Iron Fist, The Defenders and of course, The Punisher. Well, Netflix did vow to ramp up production moving forward, didn’t they?

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As for those new additions to The Punisher cast, they are, in no official order, Daniel Webber, Jason R. Moore, Paul Schulze, Jaime Ray Newman, and Michael Nathanson, and you’ll be able to find additional character details down below. Thanks to the onslaught of set photos,...

Marvel has announced that The Punisher series they are currently shooting will premiere on Netflix in 2017 and they've added five new cast members. They also offer up the names and details of the characters those actors will be playing. Here are the photos and details provided by Marvel:

Daniel Webber (“11.22.63”) has been cast as Lewis Walcott, a young veteran who has had a difficult time re-assimilating into Civilian Society.Jason R. Moore (“A Lonely Place for Dying”) joins as Curtis Hoyle, a friend of Frank Castle’s and one of the few people who knows he is alive.Paul Schulze (“Nurse Jackie”) will play Rawlins, a high-ranking member of the CIA whose operations in Afghanistan intersect with Frank Castle. Jaime Ray Newman (“Bates Motel”) plays Sarah Lieberman, Micro’s wife (played by Ebon Moss-Bachrach) whose marriage has made her life far more complicated.Michael Nathanson (“The Knick,” “Wolf of Wall...

As we all patiently, or not so patiently wait for what can be considered the most anticipated of the Marvel Netflix series' The Punisher, Marvel has given us 4 new cast members and their roles.

Marvel Executive Producer Jeph Loeb says of the recent castings, "Marvel TV is very proud of the cast of The Punisher. Each actors brings a special promise who surround Jon Bernthal's exceptional performance." While we recently found out that Deborah Ann Wool's Karen Page will be joining the project, we now have another five cast and characters. 

First up playing the character of Rawlins, a high ranking member of the CIA, will be Paul Schulze (Nurse Jackie). Rawlins' operations in Afghanistan intersect with Frank Castle.

Next we have Jason R. Moore (A Lonely Place For Dying) as Curtis Hoyle, a friend of Frank's and one of the only people that know he is alive.

Bates Motel...

Yesterday's pics from the Brooklyn set of The Punisher revealed that Michael Nathanson had joined Netflix's Daredevil spinoff, and now Marvel has officially announced which character he'll be playing, along with 4 other new additions to the cast. Daniel Webber (“11.22.63”) has been cast as Lewis Walcott, a young veteran who has had a difficult time re-assimilating into Civilian Society. Jason R. Moore (“A Lonely Place for Dying”) joins as Curtis Hoyle, a friend of Frank Castle’s and one of the few people who knows he is alive. Paul Schulze (“Nurse Jackie”) will play Rawlins, a high-ranking member of the CIA whose operations in Afghanistan intersect with Frank Castle. Jaime Ray Newman (“Bates Motel”) plays Sarah Lieberman, Micro’s wife (played by Ebon Moss-Bachrach) whose marriage has made her life far more complicated. Michael Nathanson (“The Knick,” “Wolf of Wall Street”) has been cast as Sam Stein, a Homeland agent who...

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With three weeks left to wait until Marvel's The Punisher arrives on Netflix, a few new preview pictures have been released...

Fans of Jon Bernthal's The Punisher don't have long to wait for his solo series to arrive on Netflix. The streaming service have confirmed that all episodes will be released on Friday the 17th of November, so with three weeks to go they've unleashed a few new images for us, including this one:

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We've added the rest of the new pics to our gallery above. Just click on the main image up there and that'll get you started.

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THR report that relative newcomer Ross Marquand (Down and Dangerous, A Lonely Place for Dying, The Congregation) has joined The Walking Dead as a series regular for the remaining episodes of its fifth season. They say exact details on who he'll be playing are still under wraps, but since we know a gay character from the comics is set to debut when the show returns, could it be Aaron? If so, he could well serve as a lead-in to the Alexandria Safe-Zone storyline that most fans expect to see next. Of course that's all just speculation as Marquand could be playing someone else entirely -- though something tells me it won't be brick shithouse baddie Negan anyway! What do you think?...

Well, this is a shame. My most-anticipated movie of the year has now garnered the same title, but for next year. Warner Bros. has announced they’ve lifted Alfonso Cuaron‘s Children of Men follow-up, the sci-fi epic Gravity, from November 21st, 2012 to an undisclosed spot in 2013.

We provided the first impressions of the first testing screening last week, for the film starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, but word is that the visual effects were in the very rough stages, only 10% to 15% complete. For such an ambitious undertaking, these filmmakers might need a little more time to complete this one. Universal Pictures recently moved Keanu Reeves‘47 Ronin from this spot as well, with Parental Guidance, the Red Dawn remake, Rise of the Guardians and The Silver Linings Playbook remaining.

In other release date news, WB has also placed their 1940s-set crime drama Gangster Squad on the date of September 7th,...

Congratulations, American Reunion and the 3D release of Titanic - you have just lost one of your competitors On Friday April 6th. According to Box Office Mojo, The Cold Light of Day, the new action film from director Mabrouk El Mechri, has shifted its release date and will no longer be in theaters at the start of next month. Instead, the film has been moved by Summit Entertainment to September 7th, which currently is much more favorable in the competition department. As of now the only other film to be released on that day is A Lonely Place for Dying, which stars James Cromwell. The next weekend, however, is a bear as Ben Affleck's Argo, the 3D release of Finding Nemo and Resident Evil: Retribution will all be hitting theaters. The Cold Light of Day stars Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis and Sigourney Weaver and is about a son (Cavill...

How many web users are currently being sued for alleged online copyright infringement in the Us? The folk at TorrentFreak, who have been obsessively logging these cases, claim 200,000 BitTorrent users are now involved in some stage of lawsuit, and claim settling with a relatively small fee on a large number of cases is fast becoming a way that rightsholders can profit from piracy.

Nearly all the 201,828 cases have been filed against BitTorrent users who allegedly shared music online, with a small number using eD2k. Once lawyers for the rightsholders have identified individuals, they generally offer to settle for a typical penalty of $2,500 which means no further legal costs or risking larger $150,000 infringement fines. TorrentFreak claims that many of the people targeted by the lawsuits aren't the actual infringers but the person who pays for the connection; facing a massive fine and a long case, they opt to pay a...

With 700,000 downloads in less than a month, a neo-noir thriller by newcomer Justin Eugene Evans shoots down the standard distribution model in favor of video-sharing site Vodo.

For director Justin Eugene Evans, making the movie was the easy part. Finding somewhere to show his low-budget tale of Vietnam-era espionage was far more complicated. Even with Oscar-nominated star James Cromwell, (Babe, L.A. Confidential) and the buzz-generating blitz of 39 film festivals, the filmmakers for A Lonely Place for Dying struggled to lock in a distribution deal. "We were approached by independent distributors and just about every top sales agent and rep in Los Angeles," says Evans, but the deals, he claims, were so lopsided in favor of the distributor, he and his investors wouldn't make a dime.

So he turned to an unlikely ally in mainstream Hollywood: the legally murky world of peer-to-peer file sharing, partnering with Vodo, a free video-sharing...

A few days ago we shared the first promotional art for A Lonely Place for Dying, originally posted by Moviehole. I wrote that I liked the look of the images and the poster, but felt a little fuzzy on the details of the story, a 1972 tale about a Russian agent trying to sell secrets to the U.S. Well, as happens once in a while at Cinema Blend, the movie's director answered my questions. Justin Evans sent along not only two more images from the movie, but the film's "sizzle reel," shown to potential buyers at this year's American Film Market. It's a behind-the-scenes look at the film, featuring interviews from stars Michael Scovotti and Ross Marquand as well as Evans himself. He also wanted us to know that the movie is getting its first preview screening in just a few weeks, at the Santa Fe Film Festival on Dec.

A Lonely Place for Dying is a wonderful title for a movie about guys toting guns-- it sounds like it could be some old film noir, or a line uttered by a bad guy who had a change of heart at the last minute. And the plot of the movie sounds great too-- it's a true story about Kgb defector who tries to get into the U.S. in 1972 by providing secret information about the war in Vietnam. So why do the first images from the movie, posted by Moviehole, look so generic? James Cromwell is the only known star of the film, but he's not in any of the stills. Instead they all seem to come from the same scene, in which a guy in a suit (maybe an American?) and a guy in a leather jacket (maybe the Kgb guy?) point guns at each other. The poster, also...