Even though he isn’t quite as well known in America as he is in the U.K.,Ricky Gervaisis one of the biggest names in comedy. Lately, he has had a good string of luck both as producer and actor with Netflix, having had multiple projects find a home there. As it turns out, Netflix seems to love him as well, because they have just closed another deal and it’s a big one....
Alchemy presents31!Rob Zombiewelcomes you to Hell in this brand new teaser poster, which we have for you right here! 31 will premiere at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival on January 23rd in the Midnight section! Thisnew nightmareexperience was written and directed by Rob Zombie! Rob Zombie reunites with his wifeSheri Moon ZombieandHalloweenstarMalcolm McDowellfor an experience that promises to be unlike any other. This new horror thriller also stars Elizabeth Daily,Meg Fosterand Ginger Lynn Allen....
Adam Sandler is back yet again with another Netflix original movie.Sandy Wexleris the third of four comedies that were part of his exclusive contact with the streaming service. And this might be the best one yet. Which, I’m sure, some of you will joke that it shouldn’t be too hard to top The Ridiculous 6 or The Do-Over, but those have been some of Netflix’s biggest original movies to date. Today, we get the first trailer forSandy Wexler, and it’s pure Sandler gold!...
Hollywood can’t seem to make video game movie adaptations work. So why not try a board game instead? That seems to be Sony’s way of thinking, as they are currently in talks for the rights to make a movie based onThe Settlers of Catan. The project is said to be on the fast track and, assuming a first movie goes well, the studio has hopes of turningSettlers of Cataninto a franchise....
The Many Saints of Newarkhas officially wrapped production in New Jersey. Cast members Michael Gandolfini, Alessandro Nivola, and Michela De Rossi made the announcement on social media by sharing behind-the-scenes video and images. Gandolfini is playing the young Tony Soprano in theSopranosprequel, which is a role his late father, James Gandolfini, made famous. Series creator David Chase co-wrote the upcoming movie and was on the set quite a bit over the last few weeks....
“Heeeere’s Johnny!“The Shiningis back on the big screen just in time for Halloween. Fathom Events, Turner Classic Movies and Warner Bros. Entertainment invite you to reliveStanley Kubrick’s masterpiece of modern horror. The 1980classic returns to cinemas nationwide for a special two-day event this October. The specialThe Shiningscreenings are part of Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies' TCM Big Screen Classics series. “TCM Big Screen Classics: The Shining” will screen Sunday, October 23 and Wednesday, October 26 at 2:00 p....
The young new star of Disney’s adaptation of Jerry Spinelli’sStargirl, Grace VanderWaal, took the stage at D23 today to introduce the film in which she makes her acting debut. She promised that her character is “just completely herself,” painting the movie as an inspirational story for young kids. Julia Hart is directing the film from a script she wrote with her partner Jordan Horowitz. Kristin Hahn created the screen adaptation from Spinelli’s award winning novel about non-conformity and being proud of your own style and personality....
Stripesis heading back to theaters in honor of the classic comedy’s 40tha anniversary. Released by Columbia Pictures in 1981,Stripesstars Bill Murray as John Winger, a man who loses everything he has all in one day and decides that his only option is to volunteer for the army, taking his best friend Russell (Harold Ramis) along with him. The movie will play in select movie theaters on Aug. 29 and Sept. 2 courtesy of Fathom Events....
Blockbuster filmmaker Christopher Nolan is known for his preference for practical stunts instead of relying on green screen and CGI, which add a level of authenticity to Nolan’s movies that are missing from most other big-budget films. For Nolan’s upcoming movieTenet, editor Jennifer Lame told ICG Magazine that there are less than 300 visual effects shots in the entire movie, which, as Nolan pointed out, is fewer than what is seen in most modern rom coms....
Exploitationmovieswere once considered low-quality B-grade films which used explicit themes of sex, violence, drug use, nudity, gore, rebellion, mayhem, and absurdity. These films are as old as cinema, with the earliest version seen in the early 1920s. However, in the 1960s and1970s, the genre was popularized after the relaxation of censorship and taboos in the United States and Europe. The 1970s saw the boiling pot of exploitation filmsevolving into several subgenres, including slasher, sharksploitation, martial arts, blaxploitation, rape-revenge, and even carsploitation....
OneStar Warsfan has taken his visual arts talents to the next level. Protests have erupted all over Russia in support of Alexei Navalny in the past week. The opposition leader was recently imprisoned after returning to the country and Russian police have been out in full force to suppress the protesting. Some of the news footage has looked like something out of a movie, which graphic designer Vladislav Ivanov took full advantage of by bringing in elements fromStar Wars....
The legendary Richard Donner gifted us with the beloved ’80s movieThe Gooniesin 1985. We devoured every scene, quoted every line, begged our friends to do the truffle shuffle. We fell in love with our misfit Goonies, and rooted them on as they tried to save their homes. We cheered in triumph as they took down the Fratellis! We loved seeing the escaped gorillas terrorizing the town in Troy’s stolen Mustang. (Record scratch!...
Coming into opening weekend, Disney’sStar Wars: The Last Jediwas expected to put up thebiggest opening weekend of the year, and it did just that, exceeding expectations along the way. Box office analysts had put theStar Wars: The Last Jediopening weekend at just north of $200 million, but the estimates today reveal that it earned an impressive $220 million, more than enough to become the biggest opening weekend of the year, besting the $174....
