Buffy the Vampire Slayer News

Fox has canceled another Joss Whedon show. And there's a certain contingent of fans who are hurling invectives at the network - alleging that some big wrong has been committed against "Dollhouse." Geez, folks, you are so off base, you aren't even in the vicinity of reality.

Originally published November 19, 2009 at midnight, updated November 19, 2009 at 5:30 p.m. Over the centuries, the image of the vampire has been revamped multiple times.

Perhaps you've heard that vampires are all the rage these days. The stylish undead with a hunger for hemoglobin have conquered all forms of media and can currently be found holding court everywhere from TV to bookstores to multiplex screens.

Buffy may have been canceled at the end of its seven season run, but die hards are still getting their fix of the Slayer and her Scoobies in a comic book that acts as an eighth season.

This is why I'm glad the seemingly inevitable FRIGHT NIGHT remake is set up at DreamWorks instead of Screen Gems: at the latter, it would get farmed out to the uninspired, paycheck-cashing likes of Nelson McCormick and J.S. Cardone; at the former , there will at least be an initial attempt to do right by the underrated original - in which a young ...

Marti Noxon will be writing the remake of the cult 1980's flick Fright Night . For those who don't know, Noxon is a writer on the series Mad Men among other shows.

The news that the producers of The Real Housewives are creating a spin-off with an all-male cast has shaken us to the core.

"Don't get too attached." This mantra should be repeated nightly by viewers throughout each new television season.

Can you dispatch a vampire with a martini and cigarette smoke? "Mad Men" writer-producer Marti Noxon has been hired to pen DreamWorks Studios' revamp of the 1985 horror comedy "Fright Night." Before her work on AMC's "Mad Men," Noxon was a writer-producer on the bloodsucker series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel," so fangs and stakes are in ...

What do Edward Cullen, William the Bloody a.k.a. Spike, Angel, and the cast of True Blood have in common: they're all vampires and craved by females.

More than 30 students, academics and residents attended a five-hour "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" symposium Saturday at the State University College at Oneonta.

Georges Jeanty, Andy Owens , Michelle Madsen "Retreat" This is going to be a frustrating issue for the fans that actually care about the identity of Twilight, the current Big Bad in Buffy the Vampire Slayer .

Greetings Gleeks and members of the Whedonverse! We're betting that since the news broke that Joss Whedon would be heading over to McKinley High School to direct an episode of "Glee," you haven't been able to contain your sci-fi/musical excitement.

The maverick TV guru has put in a semi-serious bid to take on the franchise for $10,000. Plus, Matthew Vaughn's Kick-Ass is getting raves - but are they to be believed? If there's one thing you can say about Joss Whedon , creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly and Serenity, it's that he's prepared to give pretty much anything a go.

SINGAPORE: Halloween may be over but that hasn't stopped vampires from taking over the screens, big and small.

Film-maker Joss Whedon says he wants to buy the rights to the multi-million dollar "Terminator" franchise -- not for millions, or hundreds of thousands of dollars, but for ten grand.

BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER creator JOSS WHEDON has offered $10,000 to take over the TERMINATOR film franchise.

Nina Dobrev, centre, with Ian Somerhalder, left, and Paul Wesley, star in the new 'Vampire Diaries.' 1. Spike : Of all the eligible undead floating around Sunnydale and later Los Angeles in the two Joss Whedon series, James Marsters' British bad-boy was the most sinister and sexiest, at least until he was figuratively de-fanged and turned into an ...

It's the most wonderful time of the year! For some of us, anyway. Halloween is a beloved holiday for many a person, if only because many of our favorite TV shows give us a Halloween-centric storyline, and Castle is among the faithful.

Every center-of-the-universe TV heroine needs a great best friend to keep her grounded, and the leading ladies of our three vampire shows are no exceptions.