Nicolas Winding Refn

The perception of beauty is literally dissected from the inside in the new film The Neon Demon, a surreal story of fame and glamour as lean and alluring as the fashion models who take center stage.

The 1980s TV series The Equalizer is being remade into a film, and breakthrough director Nicholas Winding Refn will direct the reboot!

Speaking at a Comic-Con panel for his new movie Total Recall, the Emmy-winning actor admitted that he wants previous collaborator Nicolas Winding Refn to direct an episode of the upcoming season 5.

Drive was one of last year’s surprise hits, with the ultra-violent Ryan Gosling vehicle making many top 10 lists and achieving instant cult status. And now it looks like the film industry wants to see a sequel!

Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn is in talks with DreamWorks to helm Button Man, an adaptation of the graphic novel Button Man: The Killing Game from John Wagner and Arthur Ranson.

The Drive star features in several new black-and-white photos for Only God Forgives, and he seems to be looking the worse for wear!

A first look image of Ryan Gosling in Only God Forgives, in which he re-teams with his Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn, has been released. Take a look at the image, as well as a lengthy synopsis of the film, after the jump.

Nicolas Winding Refn, the acclaimed director of Bronson and Drive (which we just reviewed) has long said that it would be his dream to direct a Wonder Woman movie. His choice to play the titular lasso-wielding heroine? Christina Hendricks.

Drive is a rarity in cinema. It’s a no-holds barred, shocking, adrenaline filled ride. The film is brimming with its own unique style of slow, brooding noir with splashes of brutal violence that with each additional scene becomes increasingly unsettling. After sitting through this one, you’ll want Ryan Gosling as your driver every time.