Lars Klevberg, director of last year’s Child’s Play reboot, still wants to make a sequel to his reimagining of the 1988 horror classic. “It would be amazing to pull the crew and the actors back for another one, but MGM needs to get their stuff together and do it. It’s all there,” Klevberg shared on Instagram (via […]
Netflix begins shooting Jean-Claude Van Damme action comedy The Last Mercenary
The Muscles from Brussels is heading to Netflix, with the streaming service announcing that filming is now underway on The Last Mercenary, an action-comedy headlined by Jean-Claude Van Damme. Directed by David Charhon (The Other Side Of The Tracks), the film will see Van Damme playing “a mysterious former secret service agent who must urgently […]
Long Live the King: Underrated Stephen King Adaptations Worth Your Screams | Marvelous Videos
Marvelous Videos presents 10 underrated Stephen King adaptations…. It’s appropriate that author Stephen King has such a last name- he has been widely credited with both pioneering and expanding on the horror genre, significantly building on the contributions of such authors as Charles Brockden Brown and H.P. Lovecraft. King’s name is so iconic in the […]
Marvel’s The New Mutants gets an extended synopsis
With The New Mutants seemingly on course for its planned theatrical release of August 28th (as of last weekend’s Comic-Con@Home, at least), the official website for the long-delayed X-Men spinoff has unveiled a new extended synopsis for the film. And, despite director Josh Boone confirming that plans for X-Men cameos were scrapped at an early […]
Karl Urban discusses his Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker cameo
If you’ve paid really close attention to the closing credits of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, you may have noticed the familiar name of Karl Urban listed under ‘additional voices’, and now the star of Dredd and The Boys has confirmed that he did indeed have a cameo in the closing chapter of the […]
Ariel Winter to star in quarantine comedy-thriller Don’t Log Off
Modern Family star Ariel Winter has signed on to star in Don’t Log Off, an independent comedy-thriller which marks the feature directorial debut of Brandon Baer and Garrett Baer. As reported by Deadline, the film takes place during the early days of the coronavirus quarantine and revolves around six friends attending a virtual surprise party […]
R.I.P. Alan Parker (1944 – 2020)
Acclaimed British filmmaker Alan Parker has passed away aged 76 after a brief illness, his family has announced. Beginning his directing career with TV advertisements, Parker earned his first screenwriting credit with 1971’s Melody before making his directorial debut with the self-financed No Hard Feelings, which was bought by the BBC. This led to another […]
Indie drama The Dark End of the Street gets a trailer and poster
With less than two weeks to go until its release, Gravitas Ventures has revealed a poster and trailer for the indie drama The Dark End of the Street. Written and directed by Kevin Tran, the film follows various characters in a suburban neighbourhood over the course of one night when they discover someone has been […]
Tony Revolori’s Flash Thompson confirmed for Spider-Man 3
This won’t come as much of a surprise, but Deadline has confirmed that actor Tony Revolori will be returning to the role of Flash Thompson for Spider-Man’s third solo outing from Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures. Little is known about the as-yet-untitled Spider-Man 3 as yet, but we do know that Tom Holland will be […]
Exclusive Interview – Comedian Richard Lett discusses the documentary Never Be Done
Martin Carr chats with comedian Richard Lett about his documentary Never Be Done… In conversation Richard Lett is considered, eloquent and honest. His documentary Never Be Done is uncompromising, hard hitting and equally honest in ways words could never really convey. During our thirty minute conversation he was candid about recovery, pragmatic about his journey […]
