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Feast your eyes on the poster for Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer

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Following endless casting announcements for Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, the film’s official Twitter account was christened today with the first poster for his J. Robert Oppenheimer biopic, which is due to land on July 21st 2023. Check it out in all its explosive glory below…. Nolan’s first film with Universal Pictures, Oppenheimer stars (take a deep […]

Kevin Bacon’s LGBTQIA+ conversion camp slasher They/Them gets a creepy trailer

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The last time Kevin Bacon was staying at summer camp he was being terrorised by Jason Voorhees’ mum in Friday the 13th, but now he’s running one for LGBTQIA+ teens that’s just as terrifying in Blumhouse and Peacock’s conversion therapy camp horror They/Them. Written and Directed by Gladiator and Skyfall‘s John Logan, you can check out the full […]

John Boyega and Michael K. Williams star in trailer for bank robbery drama Breaking

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Immediately inviting comparisons with the very best bank robbery movies in cinema history – Dog Day Afternoon, Inside Man – Bleeker Street have dropped the trailer for their ‘based on a true story’ drama Breaker, which stars John Boyega as war-veteran Brian Brown-Easley, who in a moment of desperation threatens to blow up a bank […]

Alicia Vikander admits she hasn’t got a clue what’s happening with Tomb Raider 2

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If you thought the hardest thing Lara Croft had to do was navigate the blocky underwater realms of her 1996 Tomb Raider debut, think again, because Alicia Vikander has been speaking about how her long-gestating blockbuster sequel appears to be stuck in limbo.  2018’s Tomb Raider was a rebooted reintroduction to the character of Lara […]

Patrick Wilson-directed Insidious 5 gets a 2023 release date

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Blumhouse have decided that Patrick Wilson will return to ‘the further’ with Insidious 5 as soon as July 7th next year.  The Conjuring franchise has made over $2 billion at the box-office, but the origin of that cinematic universe success can be traced back to the Insidious franchise, which started with 2010’s superb original and […]

Laurie Strode faces off against Michael Myers one final time in Halloween Ends trailer

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Looking to strip back the chaos of the pretty terrible Halloween Kills and refocus the horror on the classic face off between Laurie Strode and Michael Myers, Blumhouse have dropped the trailer for the final film in David Gordon Green’s modern Halloween trilogy, Halloween Ends. Set four years after the events of Halloween Kills, this […]

HBO’s The Idol trailer sees Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd in “the sleaziest love story in all of Hollywood”

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Set in the L.A. music industry, The Idol is the latest from Euphoria creator Sam Levinson, who has teamed up with Grammy-winning musician The Weeknd to tell the hedonistic story of a self-help guru and leader of a modern-day cult who embarks on a complicated relationship with an up-and-coming pop singer, played by Lily-Rose Depp.  […]

M. Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin is based on The Cabin at End of the World

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Historically secretive about the plot details for his movies, an approach which largely accentuates your enjoyment of them, it has been revealed that M. Night Shyamalan’s fifteenth feature film Knock at the Cabin is based on Paul Tremblay’s horror novel The Cabin at the End of the World.  All we knew about Knock at the Cabin was […]

Peter Dinklage joins The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

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The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes is challenging Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer when it comes to casting announcements with the news that Peter Dinklage is being added to the line-up for the blockbuster prequel.   Deadline reports that the Game of Thrones and Cyrano star will take the role of Casca Highbottom, dean of the Academy […]