Samara Weaving (Ready or Not, Mayhem, The Babysitter, Ash vs Evil Dead) and Tony Revolori (Spider-Man: Homecoming & No Way Home) are the latest additions to latest Scream installment at Paramount and Spyglass Media.
Orphan: First Kill Trailer: Isabelle Fuhrman Returns as Esther in Long-Awaited Horror Prequel
One of the most iconic horror movie villains of the 21st century is back on screens again. Paramount has released the first trailer for Orphan: First Kill, the long awaited follow-up to the cult-classic horror original. The movie will release in theaters and stream on Paramount+ starting August 19.
The Munsters: new trailer for Rob Zombie movie released
Rob Zombie‘s upcoming American comedy horror film The Munsters debuted the full trailer for his adaptation of the classic TV series.
Zombie has produced, written and directed the upcoming film – set as prequel to the 1960s family television sitcom of the same name.
SAW: The Experience – opening in London Halloween 2022
In partnership with Lionsgate and Twisted Pictures, Experiential production company The Path Entertainment Group today announced SAW: The Experience, a brand-new, immersive, multi-room escape experience, coming this autumn to a secret location in London.
Trailer released for ‘Harley Quinn’ season 3
The trailer has been released for the third season of HBO Max’s DC animated show Harley Quinn. Check out the trailer below
London Film & Comic Con July 2022
Once again we attended this event as ‘Official Press’ thanks to Showmasters !!!!
Held at the London Olympia during the weekend of 8th – 10th July 2022.
Yasmin Finney confirms Doctor Who character Rose is transgender
For London Trans+ Pride on Saturday (9 July), protesters marched from the historic Wellington Arch by Hyde Park down to Soho Square in the heart of the capital’s queer district.
Heartstopper‘s Yasmin Finney was among more than a thousand frustrated yet joyful LGBTQ+ people protesting against the Tory government’s increasing attacks against trans people.
Review: Doctor Who – Beyond War Games
Written by Cavan Gilbey
Season 6B is something of a controversial subject amongst fans; many like the use of the Doctor as a Gallifreyian agent being part of his punishment prior to regeneration while others see it as undermining the very effective and emotional ending of The War Games (a personal favourite of the regeneration stories, narrowly beaten by Logopolis). Personally I’m relatively indifferent to Season 6B since, or at least until this boxset, it was something that just seemed slightly lame. But now I must admit I am fully sold on telling stories during this sub-season since Beyond War Games is shockingly compelling and some of the best Second Doctor material Big Finish have published in a long long time; not since The Black Hole have I been this enthusiastic about dedicated releases from one of my favourite Doctors.
Review: Doctor Who – Silver & Ice
Review by Jacob Licklider
18 months. It has been 18 months since Big Finish Productions has released a solo Seventh Doctor audio with Sylvester McCoy in the role. The Grey Man of the Mountain was released in December 2020. It is now June 2022 and in between we had one small cameo in The End of the Beginning and a Short Trip read by Sophie Aldred, but that has finally changed. Silver and Ice has been released after a long time coming and it’s honestly not entirely what I expected. While every other Doctor’s set has been tied around some theme with Forty, Water Worlds, and Beyond War Games all work around a theme with The Annihilators and The Outlaws featuring central stories. Silver and Ice is odd as the two stories it contains, Bad Day in Tinseltown and The Ribos Inheritance really have no connection outside of being two stories featuring the Seventh Doctor and Mel. They almost feel as if there was an intention for them to make up a Main Range trilogy, especially if the second set, announced to be Sullivan and Cross – AWOL, continues the format. This disconnect makes me feel a bit odd about giving the set as a whole a rating as these are essentially two stand alone stories and perhaps would have been more effective had they been released as two single releases.
The Godfather star James Caan dies aged 82
James Caan, the American actor renowned for his role as Sonny Corleone in the mafia epic The Godfather, as well as a string of key films in the 1970s, has died aged 82.
The news was released by his Twitter account on Thursday.
