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Eli Roth aims to tackle more Hostel and Cabin Fever movies

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We’ve seen sequels to Hostel and Cabin Fever, but director Eli Roth feels there’s still more. During a recent interview promoting his new slasher Thanksgiving [read our review here], the filmmaker teased a return to the franchises that he made famous but that also put him on the map. Speaking with CinePOP, Roth opens up about […]

A Conversation with Linda Blair – Her Career, Humanitarian Work, and The Exorcist: Believer

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EJ Moreno chats to horror icon Linda Blair about her career and her work with the Linda Blair WorldHeart Foundation… Capturing the magic and energy of Linda Blair is near impossible. I’ve spoken to many people, but never during a conversation or interview with any actor has it felt more like catching up with any […]

Hideo Kojima and Jordan Peele team for new game, called “a new form of media”

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What can the two wild minds of Hideo Kojima and Jordan Peele cook up when they collab? Well, look no further than the upcoming game, OD. Hideo Kojima took to the stage at The Game Awards and was joined by filmmaker Jordan Peele to announce the new horror game. Little is known about the OD, […]

Mahershala Ali delivers promising update on Marvel’s Blade

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From rocky relationships with directors to allegedly almost exiting the project altogether, Mahershala Ali’s journey at Blade has been rough. At one point, it felt like this project would be canned when Kevin Feige and the higher-ups at Disney began to clean house, but something kept this new take on the iconic Marvel vampire hunter […]

David Ayer remains “hopeful” for his cut of Suicide Squad

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When you’re passionate about something, you want to keep it alive. That’s what seemingly fuels David Ayer and his lasting hunt for a Suicide Squd Ayer Cut. As many know, the DCEU was in a rocky state upon the release of 2016’s Suicide Squad, which left Warner Bros. with the decision to recut the film […]

Natalie Portman says she’s “open” to more Star Wars

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Natalie Portman knows that even while promoting a prestige film during awards season, you never turn your back on the franchises that often pay the bills. Portman returned to the MCU recently for Thor: Love and Thunder, but that’s not it for her. During a recent appearance on Andy Cohen’s Watch What Happens Live to […]

Terry Gilliam wants Johnny Depp as Satan for dark comedy Carnival at the End of Days

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Terry Gilliam and Johnny Depp are a duo that made magic in the past with Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and they’ll look to recapture that glory soon. The filmmaker recently appeared at the Red Sea Film Festival for retro screenings of the documentaries Lost in La Mancha and He Dreams of Giants, which follow […]

Wes Ball offers update on The Legend of Zelda movie

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Wes Ball is awaiting the release of Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, which is still in post-production, but the filmmaker is already looking ahead to another fan-favorite project. During a recent conversation with Entertainment Weekly, Ball dove into his upcoming live-action Legend of Zelda film that Nintendo is planning with Sony Pictures. Ball notes he […]