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Adam Wingard to direct Robert Kirkman’s Hardcore for Universal

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Fresh from the box office rejuvenating success of Godzilla vs. Kong, Adam Wingard has been tapped to adapt Robert Kirkman comic Hardcore for Universal Pictures. According to Deadline, the Death Note and Blair Witch director will work from a story outline written by The Walking Dead‘s Kirkman, and is based on the Skybound/Image comic book […]

It’s Beastie Boys and Kaiju in the new Rick and Morty Season 5 trailer

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With just under a month until season 5 of Rick and Morty drops, Adult Swim have released a brand new trailer for Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon’s animated comedy. Featuring battling Kaiju, a sea-creature man, and all kinds of kaleidoscopic mayhem, you can watch the trailer for the ten-episode season below… SEE ALSO: Rick and […]

Teaser for Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho brings the moody lighting and ’60s style!

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Ahead of Tuesday’s trailer for Edgar Wright’s pandemic delayed Last Night in Soho, the official Twitter account for the movie released a teaser for the Anya Taylor-Joy thriller. Check it out in all of it’s neon-lit beauty below… SEE ALSO: Anya Taylor-Joy teases Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho, calls it a “well-directed acid trip” […]

F9 roars out of the blocks with $162.4 million at the international box office

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Hopes were high that F9 would use all of its franchise powered NOS to deliver a box-office performance in line with a pre-pandemic world when it opened in eight international markets this weekend, and those expectations were met as Universal’s vehicular tentpole raced off with $162.M overseas. Unsurprisingly most of the money came from China, […]

Netflix’s Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness trailer promises to “Show You Fear”

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The Resident Evil franchise is spreading like the zombie plague at the heart of its story. Resident Evil: Village is currently scaring the bejesus out of gamers around the world, and the movie reboot, Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City will be shuffling towards cinemas at the end of the year. Before that there’s a […]

Netflix gives Arnold Schwarzenegger spy-series eight-episode first season

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This story has been bubbling away since last year, when Netflix made a script-to-series commitment for Arnold Schwarzenegger’s first foray in the world of television, and now they’ve confirmed that the Skydance produced show will be given an eight-episode debut season for the streaming giants. Deadline reports that the untitled spy-series, which will also be […]

F9 revving up for a huge $150M overseas opening weekend

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F9 gets to speed out of the blocks in overseas territories this weekend, leaving the U.S. release stuck on the grid awaiting a July 25 greenlight, followed a few weeks later by the stalled U.K. getaway on July 8th. Experts are predicting that the latest entry in Universal’s phenomenally successful franchise will make the most […]

Alexandre Aja provides an update on the sequel to alligator hit Crawl

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While doing the rounds for his Netflix thriller Oxygen (read our ★★★★ review here), Alexandre Aja has been speaking about another of his projects, the alligator action hit Crawl, and providing an update on a potential sequel. Crawl made over $90M at the worldwide box-office off a $13.5M budget, so a follow-up was always likely, and […]

Warner Bros to remake Tony Scott vampire flick The Hunger

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Warner Bros. are moving ahead with their long-gestating remake of Tony Scott’s 1983 vampire film The Hunger, with True Blood writer Angela Robinson set to direct. According to Deadline, Robinson, who also helmed D.E.B.S. and has most recently worked on How to Get Away with Murder, will direct from a script by American Horror Story and […]