James Gunn Selects Two Pinoy Artists as Winners of the "Brightburn" Fan Art Competition

From over six hundred submissions worldwide, Brightburn producer James Gunn (Guardians of the Galaxy, upcoming The Suicide Squad) has selected five winners in the “Brightburn / Talenthouse Fan Art Competition” with no less than two Filipino artists in the champions circle.

They are millennial artists Jaye Atienza from Mabalacat, Pampanga and Dennis Radaza of Rodriguez, Rizal.  They are joined by co-winners Adam Stephens (United States), Kumail Shareef (Pakistan) and Liza Shumskaya (Ukraine).

Besides receiving $2,000 each, the artists’ winning artwork will potentially be featured across the film's marketing campaign, including social accounts, print materials and merchandise.

Get to know the prize-winning Pinoy artists as they discuss the competition below.

"Brightburn: Son of Evil" Unveils Special `Motion Comic'

Columbia Pictures has just unveiled a special video called `Brightburn Motion Comic’ to celebrate the highly anticipated Brightburn: Son of Evil, from producer James Gunn.

Check out the motion comic below, and watch Brightburn: Son of Evil in Philippine cinemas May 29.

Elizabeth Banks Protects `Evil' Son at All Costs in "Brightburn"

“It’s a huge adrenaline rush watching this movie,” says Elizabeth Banks, star of Columbia Pictures’ new superhero horror film, Brightburn: Son of Evil.  “It really skewers our ideas about heroes.” 

(Watch the Brightburn sneak peek at YouTube: https://youtu.be/Y9YkMpMB1Jg.)  

Disturbed Child in "Brightburn: Son of Evil" -- Superhero or Villain?

In Columbia Pictures’ superhero horror film Brightburn: Son of Evil, a child from another world crash-lands on Earth, but instead of becoming a hero to mankind, he proved to be something far more sinister.

(Watch the Brightburn Extended Clip titled `Diner’ at YouTube: https://youtu.be/wCg5HDJ2suk.)