SM scholar James Wong at the PPCRV Command Center in Sampaloc, Manila, volunteering to ensure transparent and efficient ...

Norman Wong said his father, who became known as James Y. Wong and worked on a cruise ship, never spoke of his family history and might not have known the details. But in the 1970s, while Norman ...

How Final Destination made the big-screen leap from a episode idea for The X-Files. Tame the gore and condense its ...

Metrograph, the New York repertory and first-run cinema, announces today the hiring of Edo Choi as Film Programmer. Choi was ...

But the original filmmaking team of Glen Morgan and James Wong didn’t return for the follow-up, with second unit pro David R. Ellis taking over. The movie starts with one of the more memorable ...

“Subdued” is a relative term for a “Final Destination” movie, though, and there are still plenty of ridiculously elaborate deaths, although director James Wong spends a bit more time on ...

Death doesn’t like it when you cheat. It’s an ingenious recipe James Wong introduced with co-writers Glen Morgan and Jeffrey Reddick in 2000, and with each subsequent sequel, there hasn’t ...

It is also just beautiful black and white locations in New York City in the late 50s — [shot by cinematographer] James Wong Howe — it is a glorious and beautiful film. I can't advocate it enough if ...

James Wong and Glen Morgan, the team behind the original movie, returned for the third one, giving their mischievous, X-Files-honed sensibilities another shot at an opening horror gauntlet now ...

The first installment in the series was based on a story by Jeffrey Reddick that was intended to be an X-Files episode, but was flipped into a screenplay by Glen Morgan & James Wong and Reddick.