Trailer released for upcoming James Wan horror film Malignant

After co-creating the SAW and Insidious franchises, and also giving birth to The Conjuring Universe, horror icon James Wan is returning to his horror roots with the Giallo-inspired Malignant.

Malignant is an upcoming American horror thriller film directed by James Wan from a screenplay by Akela Cooper based on an original story by Wan, Ingrid Bisu and Cooper.


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Poster reveal for upcoming James Wan horror film Malignant

After co-creating the SAW and Insidious franchises, and also giving birth to The Conjuring Universe, horror  icon James Wan is returning to his horror roots with the Giallo-inspired Malignant.

Malignant is an upcoming American horror thriller film directed by James Wan from a screenplay by Akela Cooper based on an original story by Wan, Ingrid Bisu and Cooper. Continue reading →

Christopher Landon to write and direct upcoming Netflix film

Netflix has teamed with Christopher Landon (Freaky, Happy Death Day) to write and direct We Have a Ghost, a family adventure film that will star Anthony Mackie, David Harbour, Jahi Di’Allo Winston, Tig Notaro, Jennifer Coolidge and more.


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HBO Max to develop ‘The Final Girl Support Group’ TV Series

HBO Max is developing The Final Girl Support Group, a TV series based on New York Times bestselling author Grady Hendrix’s horror novel of the same name.

Andy Muschietti & Barbara Muschietti are joining forces with Charlize Theron to produce the series.


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Halloween Kills magazine cover provides latest look of The Shape

Total Film Magazine have released online its subscriber and newsstand covers for its next issue, giving Michael Myers his closeup in two striking new Halloween Kills images due for release on October 15th 2021 following its postponement.


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Kevin Smith’s ‘Clerks III’ begins production

Writer/director Kevin Smith has announced that pre-production has begun on his long awaited ‘Clerks 2’ sequel titled simply ‘Clerks III‘ which is filming primarily in Leonardo, New Jersey in the same town where the original film was made in 1993. Lionsgate has acquired worldwide rights. Principal photography begins next month.

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Four Hollywood Film Locations in Japan that You Need to Visit

With its flawless combination of tradition and modernity, Japan has always ranked high on tourists’ must-visit destinations. In fact, in 2019, Tokyo set a new tourism record when more than 15 million people visited the city.

One reason why many tourists visit Japan is to relive some of the most iconic Hollywood scenes filmed in the area. In fact, here are four locations that you definitely need to visit when in Japan.


Engyoji Temple

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Review: 12 Mighty Orphans

12 Mighty Orphans is a new sports-drama epic from director Ty Roberts which is released theatrically by Sony Pictures Classics and stars Luke Wilson, Martin Sheen, Vinessa Shaw, Wayne Knight, Jake Austin Walker and Robert Duvall.

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First look teaser for ‘Chucky’ TV series

The first look image and teaser for SYFY/USA’s ‘Chucky’ TV series has been released by Entertainment Weekly.

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Review: Doctor Who – Dalek Universe 2

Review by Michael Goleniewski


Cycle of Destruction by Roy Gill

“Cycle of Destruction” continues the “Dalek Universe” adventures with an audio counterpart to “House of Kingdom” from the prior set but this time focusing on the other component of this saga’s main trio. Roy Gill’s script wastes no time in jumping right back into the fray, albeit in a way that feels more like a necessary diversion rather than a substantial addition to the main thrust of the arc. The premise is a strong one overall and it’s nice to see Mark himself get the same amount of attention and backstory that Anya did previously. But the plot and writing contain tons of technical exposition that (while interesting in how it handles the aspects of the ALARK facility and the intensive lives of the people working within it) grinds the pacing and excitement at hearing these characters again to a screeching halt. Still, the writing also touches on deeper questions as to the nature of Mark Seven and the androids themselves as well as contains major flashbacks to Mark Seven’s past which is as harrowing as one would expect. It’s in those moments and in the tension between members of the TARDIS team as to how and why they got there in the first place that the story truly shines and not necessarily in the immediate details of what’s going on in the plot. Continue reading →