These Are The 27 Most Disturbing Movies Of The Century So Far A24 By SlashFilm Staff/Nov. 12, 2021 8:20 am EST This is not a fun list. No, this is not a compilation of movies you casually put on, hoping for a chill time on your couch. You don’t watch the films on this list as much as the films on this list happen to you: they slip under your skin, slide into the folds of your brain, worm their way into your very soul....
What is the Transformers: Rise of the Beasts release date, and where can you watch it? Paramount Pictures “Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” is currently set to premiere in theaters on June 9, 2023. The movie is already filmed and in the can, with the release date delayed a full yeat at one point by Paramount. That being the case, it is very unlikely that the date will shift again. This will be exclusive to theaters upon release, with the movie eventually set to make its way to VOD and Paramount+....
Universal’s 2022 Theatrical Slate Will Hit Peacock Within 45 Days Of Release Blumhouse People were shocked when Universal announced that the highly-anticipated “Halloween Kills” was going to be available to stream on Peacock the same day it hit theaters, and their experiment looks to have completely changed the theatrical window game for titles released from Universal Filmed Entertainment Group (UFEG). NBCUniversal announced today that the majority of titles from UFEG, which includes Universal Pictures, Focus Features, Illumination, and DreamWorks Animation, will release on Peacock as early as 45 days after their theatrical and PVOD releases....
What We Do In The Shadows Season 4 Will Introduce More ‘Ambitious’ Creatures FX By Kaylee Dugan/Oct. 13, 2021 8:46 am EST We’re still in the middle of the third season of FX’s “What We Do in the Shadows” and fans are already pining for another season of off-kilter horror with our favorite Staten Island vampires… And honestly, who can blame them? “What We Do in the Shadows” perfectly encapsulates and expands on the kooky horror energy that made the New Zealand film so delightful....
‘American Horror Story’ Season 10: Release Date, Cast And More By Danielle Ryan/July 14, 2021 6:07 am EST (Welcome to …And More, our no-frills, zero B.S. guide to when and where you can watch upcoming movies and shows, and everything else you could possibly stand to know.)Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk’s horror anthology series, American Horror Story, has somehow been running for 10 seasons. The often campy cult hit uses a rotating retinue of actors playing different characters each season, and it’s a lot of gross, gory fun....
‘Black Adam’ Will Feature Dwayne Johnson Filmed At 960 Frames Per Second, As The Movie Gods Intended By Jeremy Mathai/July 13, 2021 1:53 pm EST You probably tend to think of directors like George Lucas or James Cameron or Peter Jackson as technical innovators. These titans are responsible for almost singlehandedly changing the filmmaking frontier with their industry-shaking contributions — all ranging from advancements in visual effects to 3D formats to a valiant (if short-lived) experiment with high frame-rates....
‘John Wick 4’ Adds ‘It’ Star Bill Skarsgård, But Probably Not As A Killer Demonic Clown By Ben Pearson/June 8, 2021 11:37 am EST Bill Skarsgård, who memorably put his own spin on the creepy clown Pennywise in Andy Muschietti’s two-film adaptation of Stephen King’s It, is about to dive headfirst into the action genre. According to a new report, Skarsgård is the latest actor to join the John Wick 4 cast, lining up for some bone-crunching mayhem alongside veterans like Keanu Reeves, Donnie Yen, Ian McShane, and more....
‘Kraven The Hunter’: Aaron Taylor-Johnson Cast As The Spider-Man Villain In Sony’s Upcoming Movie By Ben Pearson/May 26, 2021 3:13 pm EST Aaron Taylor-Johnson is jumping back into the world of comic book movies. The actor, who previously starred in 2010’s Kick-Ass and played Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron, has been hired to play the lead role in Sony’s Kraven the Hunter, which is about a maniacal hunter who is obsessed with tracking down Spider-Man....
Who’s the Real Worm? The Meaning of the Boy’s Rap New Line Cinema The deleted subplot with Orlando Jones sheds more light on what was originally going on with the kid rapper, Dixon, but the explanation is more mundane and having an element of mystery to the movie works in its favor. Listen to Dixon’s lyrics, how he speaks of “presence” and double meanings and a force that bestows gifts. “Think fast, catch me, yo, because I throw what I know with a resonance....
‘Old’ Scene Breakdown: How That Grisly Corpse Moment Came Together By Jeremy Mathai/July 28, 2021 8:29 am EST The latest horror flick from the singular mind of M. Night Shyamalan, Old, has finally released and audiences are finding out for themselves whether it lives up to the hype. We’ve gone in-depth on the more spoiler-filled aspects of the movie, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t even more aspects to dig into and gain insight from....
‘Ride The Eagle’ Star D’Arcy Carden Gave Such Helpful Notes, She Was Given A Producer Credit [Interview] By Jack Giroux/July 29, 2021 8:19 am EST D’Arcy Carden has a deceptively simple role in Ride the Eagle. She plays Audrey, ex-girlfriend to Jake Johnson’s Leif. And while the two of them reconnect, they never share a scene together in person – all of Carden’s work was done in filmmaker Trent O’Donnell’s house, over a phone....
‘Solar Opposites’ Season 2 Trailer: More Mayhem, More Monsters, And Some Big D**k Energy By Ethan Anderton/Feb. 24, 2021 5:30 pm EST Solar Opposites is coming back for a second season, and just as we saw in the teaser trailer not too long ago, the whole alien crew is still stuck on Earth. But this time they’ll be spreading their mayhem beyond the borders of their little suburb. The new Solar Opposites season 2 trailer shows all of the trouble that Korvo (Justin Roiland), Terry (Thomas Middleditch), Yumyulack (Sean Giambrone), and Jesse (Mary Mack) will be causing, including a trip to London and prison....
‘Spirit Untamed’ Review: An Inoffensive But Cheap Rehash Of A Story You (And Your Kids) Have Seen Before By Josh Spiegel/June 1, 2021 11:00 am EST Early in the history of DreamWorks Animation, there lay before the upstart studio two paths. On one side, there was the path of pursuing computer-animated stories that often boasted enormously famous celebrities, soundtracks with wall-to-wall pop songs, and pop-culture references to keep adults satisfied. On the other side, there was the path of making stories more in the vein of Disney Animation, hand-drawn tales of adventure and fantasy that hadn’t yet been mined by the standard-bearer of the medium....
‘The Suicide Squad’ Spoiler Review: James Gunn’s Bloody, Messy Sequel Ultimately Has A Big Heart By Chris Evangelista/Aug. 9, 2021 11:10 am EST James Gunn may be part of the obscenely powerful Disney machine, but deep down, he’ll always be a Troma guy. Gunn has broken into the mainstream with his Guardians of the Galaxy films, and now The Suicide Squad, but the filmmaker got his start at Z-grade studio Troma, where he helmed the trashy Tromeo and Juliet....
‘The Trial Of The Chicago 7’ Takes Top Prize At The 2021 SAG Awards, Chadwick Boseman And Viola Davis Make History By Hoai-Tran Bui/April 5, 2021 7:30 am EST The Trial of the Chicago 7 took the top prize at the 2021 SAG Awards, picking a little momentum as we head toward the April 25 Oscars ceremony. The cast of Aaron Sorkin’s courtroom drama picked up Best Picture at the 27th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, which rewarded more people of color in its film acting categories than it ever has in history....
‘Your Name’ Remake Loses ‘Minari’ Director Lee Isaac Chung By Jeremy Mathai/July 21, 2021 6:49 am EST Bad omen, or just a temporary and innocuous setback? Many skeptical eyebrows were raised with the announcement that Hollywood would be taking a stab at remaking the immensely popular Japanese anime Your Name. Now, however, one of the biggest reasons to be hopeful about the project has walked out the door. Minari director Lee Isaac Chung, previously announced to both direct and rewrite the latest draft of the script, has bowed out from helming the remake....
Dangerous Liaisons Warner Bros. Starring Glenn Close, a big name in the erotic thriller genre, “Dangerous Liaisons” is most definitely not a teen film. It’s a period piece, based on a play and novel of the same name, which served as the inspiration for “Cruel Intentions.” This film is set in Paris in the 18th century, and follows the Marquise de Merteuil (Close) and the Vicomte de Valmont (John Malkovich) as they ruin the lives of those who surround them....
Slings & Arrows Acorn TV Where “Ted Lasso” is a show with a global cast whose different backgrounds are visibly reflected on screen, “Slings & Arrows” is Canadian. Deeply Canadian. That said: “Slings & Arrows” belongs in Canada’s cultural time capsule. If aliens were to arrive on Earth and extract a DVD copy of “Slings” from whatever case it’s buried in, they’d walk away with a desire to make theater, believing that our neighbors up North are the funniest people on Earth....
Outland Warner Bros It’s a sign of the times that writer-director Peter Hyams wanted to make a western and only got the greenlight after turning it into a significantly more expensive space western. Fortunately, as was the case with most of the decade’s sci-fi, all the money is on the screen. Living on the Io mining colony is like living inside a carburetor. Natural light is only a fond memory, somewhere on the list below intimacy and civilization....
Dear Evan Hansen Early Buzz: Either The Worst Musical Movie Ever, Or The Best Universal Pictures By Jeremy Mathai/Sept. 10, 2021 10:12 am EST After many of us got our first look at “Dear Evan Hansen” through the film’s trailer a little while back, to say that it has had a lot to prove would be … an understatement. Having first come to life as a Broadway musical hit in 2015, the film adaptation starring Ben Platt reprising his role (despite the 27-year-old actor not really looking like a teenager anymore, to put it generously) has experienced an uphill battle from the start, much of which stems from his distracting appearance and the story’s wildly questionable premise....
