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A visually stunning graphic novel adaptation of “Dune Messiah”, bringing one of science fiction’s most pivotal stories to ...

Dune: Part Two picks up right where the previous movie left fans, off in the desert with Paul, Jessica, and the Fremen. Despite this direct continuation in narrative, it immediately strikes viewers as ...

The very first attempt to create a Dune movie seems to have been by Roger Corman, producer and director of many films. Most notably the Poe films, starring Vincent Price, in the early 1960s. On ...

The second half of Denis Villeneuve’s film adaptation of Dune will no longer arrive in theaters this year… Co-producers Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Entertainment have taken the decision to ...

The Dune Talk crew returns! We’re sharing our overall reactions to HBO’s Dune: Prophecy TV series, including both favorite moments and criticisms. Join Marcus, Mark, Rachel, and Simon—together with ...

Can straying away from Frank Herbert’s 'Dune' narrative, in more ways than one, make for a compelling, fun, and worthy survival video game adaptation of this timeless Sci-Fi classic? Craft your ...

Dune Messiah and Children of Dune—second and third novels in Frank Herbert’s original Dune saga—will receive the deluxe treatment. Publisher Ace Books has listed hardcover versions for pre-order and ...

Jodorowsky’s Dune project ultimately failed due to its inability to raise funds from Hollywood, something that artist Moebius blamed on movie producer Dino De Laurentiis. I think we were working in ...

We continue our exploration of the Fremen in this multi-part series about how these desert dwellers are described in Frank Herbert’s book, Dune. In this article, we look at how the Fremen have adapted ...

Spice intake may be especially high for Dune fans next year. This morning at HBO and Max’s 2024 content slate presentation, division CEO and chairman Casey Bloys announced that their Dune prequel TV ...

Villeneuve often speaks of his dream to film Dune: Messiah—Frank Herbert’s second Dune novel, published in 1969—as “a third movie that will be the end of the journey of Paul Atreides.” In earlier ...