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Matt Reeves, director of the eagerly anticipated monster movie Cloverfield, told SCI FI Wire that the codename for the movie kept changing to dupe fans, but they weren’t fooled.

Carol Barbee, executive producer of CBS’ post-apocalyptic series Jericho, told SCI FI Wire that the upcoming seven-episode second season will tell a complete story–but that producers shot two endings in case the show is picked up for a third season.

Justin Bruening, who stars in NBC’s upcoming Knight Rider TV movie/backdoor pilot, told SCI FI Wire that he’s recovering from dislocating his knee in a fight scene.

John Hensley told SCI FI Wire that he’s just completed Shutter, a remake of a 2004 Thai ghost film. “It will be scary, and good,” Hensley said.

Original Star Trek star William Shatner waxed nostalgic about the franchise as he unveiled a multimedia touring exhibition of Trek memorabilia in Long Beach, Calif., on Jan. 17.

Mitchell Lichtenstein, director of the upcoming horror satire Teeth, told SCI FI Wire that a literature class taught by feminist author Camille Paglia first introduced him to the concept of “vagina dentata.”

New Line is pushing back the release of the Brendan Fraser family fantasy Inkheart from this year to January 2009, in part because the studio believed it couldn’t adequately market the movie in light of the hit television is taking from the writers’ strike, Variety reported.

Game publisher Eidos announced that it will bring out a game based on the popular Highlander movie and TV franchise this year, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Disney Online showcased the latest improvements to its Pirates of the Caribbean Online massively multiplayer online game at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

SF author Jon Armstrong, whose novel Grey is a finalist for this year’s Philip K. Dick Award, told SCI FI Wire that the book was written–and rewritten–over the course of nearly 25 years.

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