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Richard Simmons is not happy about Pauly Shore’s upcoming biopic

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News broke this week that Pauly Shore was tackling the iconic fitness guru Richard Simmons in a new biopic, and there were plenty of reactions on the internet. Some were shocked, many were intrigued, but one person wasn’t happy about it, and it’s the reclusive Simmons himself. The eccentric fitness guru rose to fame throughout […]

Marlon Wayans to star in sports horror GOAT for Monkeypaw & Universal

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Marlon Wayans is looking for “GOAT” status as he enters the upcoming horror film Goat., with Deadline reporting this past week that Wayans will star in the sports horror from Universal Pictures and Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw. Justin Tipping will helm the film, based on a spec script by Zack Akers and Skip Bronkie. The film will […]

Dolph Lundgren calls Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom original cut “really good”, was disappointed by the reshoots

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We survived the Release The Snyder Cut movement; we almost had the Ayer Cut of Suicide Squad, but could we be looking at a similar vibe for the DC Extended Universe swansong Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom? One of the actors behind the project has spoken up and feels like the film has been chopped […]

Alex Wolff says A Quiet Place: Day One is “more a drama” than horror

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Even though the Quiet Place movies have never been entirely horror, the films have always been tinged with chills and thrills to counteract all the alien monster-focused action. The new entry, A Quiet Place: Day One, will move even further from horror, with actor Alex Wolff teasing that the Michael Sarnoski-directed film seems more like […]

Rachel Brosnahan promises Superman: Legacy “will have a sense of humor”

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If you were worried about a more dour or serious Superman, fear not, as Superman: Legacy promises to have some fun. For years, the common complaint around Zack Snyder’s take on Superman, which was brought to life by Henry Cavill, was the lack of hope and the bright energy of the Christopher Reeve era. Now, […]

Fear Street is back at Netflix with adaptation of R. L. Stine’s Prom Queen

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Another iconic work of R.L. Stine is heading back to our screens, returning to Netflix after the hit trilogy Fear Street. After months of speculation and even the website What’s On Netflix teasing, the writer behind Goosebumps and the Fear Street novels confirms that Fear Street: The Prom Queen, published in 1992, will be the […]

Nicolas Cage is ready for more National Treasure

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Ignoring the failed Disney+ series, it’s been quite some time since audiences have enjoyed National Treasure. And the star of the franchise, Nicolas Cage, is well aware. Speaking to Deadline, Cage reflecting on his time filming the two Disney movies and notes the lack of cinematic National Treasure adventures since the release of Book of […]

Noah Hawley’s Alien series will ignore the events of Prometheus and Alien: Covenant

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If you are wondering where the continuity of Noah Hawley’s Alien series will fall, the filmmaker has some good news for you. In an interview on the Kim Master’s The Business podcast, Hawley discusses the project in great detail, giving some insight into the upcoming series and where it stands in the canon. “If it […]

James Gunn’s Creature Commandos lands an iconic DC villain

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James Gunn knows horror, so the first inclusion of iconic horror characters into the DC universe will be fascinating. But with characters like Frankenstein and The Bride, Gunn is also staying true to DC roots with a Wonder Woman villain as the main foe. We knew Anya Chalotra, who plays Yennefer of Vengerberg in Netflix’s […]