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First look at Jodie Comer in The End We Start From as Benedict Cumberbatch and Mark Strong join the cast of apocalyptic drama

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Jodie Comer is currently breaking records with the box-office receipts for the cinematic screenings of her one-woman stage play Prima Facie, but that’s not all the Liverpudlian actor is up to, because she’s also filming London-set apocalyptic drama The End We Start From, which has just promoted Benedict Cumberbatch and Mark Strong to the cast, […]

Pennywise: The Story of IT trailer takes us behind-the-scenes of the classic 1990 miniseries

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As well received as Andy Muschietti’s billion dollar blockbuster adaptation of IT was, for people of a certain age there’s only really one version of Stephen King’s iconic novel that has scarred and scared them in the same way Pennywise did to the kids in Derry’s losers club, and that’s the Tim Curry led 1990 […]

Antonio Banderas is a hitman with a conscience in hard-hitting trailer for The Enforcer

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Antonio Banderas appears to be going a little bit John Wick in the trailer for mob-thriller The Enforcer. The Academy-Award nominee is caught up in that classic mob moral dilemma of wanting to do the right thing, a notion that upsets the leader of his criminal enterprise, played by Kate Bosworth (Superman Returns). This puts […]

Halloween Ends image sees Michael Myers getting the upper hand in his final battle with Laurie Strode

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It’s clear from all that we’ve seen so far that Halloween Ends is going to be quite the ordeal for original scream-queen Laurie Strode, with the latest image released by Universal underlining the point by showing Jamie Lee Curtis’ one-time babysitter on the end of a familiar weapon wielded by her long-time nemesis Michael Myers. […]

Nicolas Cage and Joel Kinnaman to take a mysterious road trip in Sympathy for the Devil

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Another week, another Nicolas Cage movie announcement. This time he has been teamed with The Suicide Squad‘s Joel Kinnaman for a mysterious road-trip in Yuval Adler’s Sympathy for the Devil.  According to Variety production on Sympathy for the Devil is already underway in Las Vegas, and is described as a psychological thriller that follows a […]

Roar Uthaug’s Troll announces Netflix release date on mountainous new poster

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Netflix has unveiled a brilliant new poster that announces the epic Norwegian action-adventure film Troll will launch globally on December 1, 2022. Directed by Roar Uthaug (Tomb Raider, The Wave)and staring Ine Marie Wilmann (Furia) in the lead role alongside Kim Falck (Hva Hvis?), Mads Sjøgård Pettersen (Cave) and Gard Eidsvold (Wisting), Troll sees the […]

Netflix’s All Quiet on the Western Front gets a trailer and images

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First published in 1929, German author Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front was hailed for its anti-war stance and its harrowing portrayal of the horrors of World War I. The book has made the jump to the big screen multiple times, most notably in 1930 where it became the first Best Picture […]

Budget balloons to $200 million+ on the Russo Bros.’ ambitious Amazon series Citadel

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Never ones to shy away from tackling ambitious, multi-stranded epic narratives, The Avengers: Endgame duo of Joe and Anthony Russo also appear to be in the habit of spending as much of your streaming subscription dollars as possible, with the news that the budget for their Amazon spy series Citadel has ballooned to over $200 […]

Netflix’s The Swimmers trailer depicts inspirational true story of Syrian refugee siblings

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Looking to make a splash when it hits the festival circuit this fall is Sally El-Hosaini’s The Swimmers, a true story about two sisters – Yusra Mardini (Nathalie Issa) and Sara Mardini (Manal Issa) – who journey from war-torn Syria to the 2016 Rio Olympics. Charting their training and competing days in Syria, to the daunting experience of […]

Pooh and Piglet go wild in trailer for Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey

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If you thought Disney’s 2018 Christopher Robin was a far too melancholy take on growing old which left you as sad as Eeyore on a grey day, then brace yourselves for an even darker trip to Hundred Acre Wood in the shape of writer-director Rhys Frake-Waterfield’s horror retelling of the A.A. Milne’s classic, Winnie the […]