Almost three decades after the release of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, James Cameron makes his return to the Terminator franchise this year as producer on Terminator: Dark Fate, which reunites the filmmaker with Terminator and T2 stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton. Following the release of the first trailer this past week, Cameron has been […]
Watch an exclusive clip from comedy I Love My Mum
Ahead of its release this Friday, we’ve got an exclusive clip from the European comedy I Love My Mum which sees Kierston Wareing and Tommy French as a mother and her adult son who find themselves on an absurd journey from their home into the unknown – and back again. Check it out below courtesy […]
New images from DreamWorks Animation’s Abominable
Following the release of the first trailer for Abominable, Universal Pictures has released a batch of images from DreamWorks Animation’s newest animated comedy adventure which you can check out here… SEE ALSO: How DreamWorks Animation has been quietly killing it for years When teenage Yi (Chloe Bennet, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) encounters a young Yeti […]
Movie Review – The Experience (2019)
The Experience, 2019. Written and Directed by Katerina Gorshkov Starring Alison Kove, Ava Capri, Brigitte Nielsen, Lou Ferrigno Jr, Shawn Christian and Sabina Gadecki SYNOPSIS: Scarlet (Alison Kove) is sent to an outward bound activity centre for rehabilitation. Reclusive, dismissive and isolated she finds no solace in the surroundings until Dylan (Ava Capri) joins their […]
Andre Ovredal to direct Stephen King’s The Long Walk
Last year it was announced that New Line Cinema had picked up the movie rights to Stephen King’s 1979 Richard Bachman novel The Long Walk, and now comes word that the project has found itself a director. Variety reports that Andre Ovredal, the director behind The Autopsy of Jane Doe and the hotly-anticipated upcoming Scary […]
Movie Review – Starfish (2018)
Starfish, 2018. Directed by A.T. White. Starring Virginia Gardner, Christina Masterson, and Eric Beecroft. SYNOPSIS: A unique, intimate and honest portrayal of a girl grieving for the loss of her best friend. That just happens to take place on the day the world ends as we know it. What happens when your grief and anxiety […]
Quentin Tarantino may extend Once Upon a Time in Hollywood following Cannes premiere
Quentin Tarantino has been in Cannes this past week to premiere his new movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the film receiving a standing ovation at its screening and drawing reactions which praised the film as “terrific” and “shocking”. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood still doesn’t open for another couple of months, and […]
Exclusive Interview – Jim Cummings on British comedy and Thunder Road
Jim Cummings’ Thunder Road has taken the cinema world by storm. Twice. The first time was in 2016 when it won the Sundance Grand Jury prize for a short film. And now, with a head of steam behind it, the movie arrives UK cinemas, but as a full length feature. Its director, writer and star […]
Men in Black: International tracking franchise low opening at the box office
Sony Pictures looks to breathe new life into the Men in Black franchise next month with the release of the spinoff/soft reboot Men in Black: International starring Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson as our new MiB Agents H and M. According to Variety, the F. Gary Gray-directed film is tracking a domestic opening weekend of […]
Disney’s Aladdin opens to $207 million worldwide
Following the underwhelming box office returns for Tim Burton’s Dumbo a couple of months ago, Walt Disney Pictures unveiled the second of its three animated remakes for 2019 this weekend, with the Guy Ritchie-directed Aladdin managing to conjure up a $207 million global opening weekend. Domestically, Aladdin is performing slightly above tracking predictions, with $86.1 […]
