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Stephen King and Joe Hill heap praise on Crimson Peak
Crimson Peak may not be out until October 16, but that hasn’t stopped it being shown early to a handful of lucky viewers – and two of them happened to be world-renowned horror writer Stephen King and his son, and fellow horror writer, Joe Hill. Both had extremely positive things to say over Twitter about… Read More >
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Melissa McCarthy describes Ghostbusters reboot as ‘modern’ and ‘scary’
With an entire franchise built on Ghostbusters now planned – with Channing Tatum reportedly leading his own spin-off – there is still little that has been revealed about the first film, essentially a reboot, set to open July 22, 2016. Luckily for us, Melissa McCarthy has given her own opinion on the film, in which she… Read More >
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Keanu Reeves to lead The Neon Demon for Nicolas Winding Refn
Hot off the American success of John Wick and soon starring in the Eli Roth chiller Knock Knock, Keanu Reeves will be furthering his journey into reborn coolness with The Neon Demon. The movie will be the next film from Nicolas Winding Refn, famous for Drive and Only God Forgives, and will concern the exploits of a girl who ‘finds… Read More >
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Luke Evans leaves The Crow
Coming as no shock, Luke Evans has officially left the planned The Crow reboot, according to TheWrap. The Welsh actor was set to play Eric Draven, the main protagonist, who is resurrected after being mercilessly killed, but has now left the film to pursue other projects. Remarking on the movie’s current state late last year, Evans reported… Read More >
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Ghostbusters 3 director offers update
Paul Feig, the director of the upcoming Ghostbusters 3 (or, since it’s being called a reboot, maybe it’ll just be titled Ghostbusters), has given a bit of an update concerning the hotly anticipated film. While none of the cast are yet announced, and plot particulars are tightly under wraps, Feig gave a few tantalising details to Empire about the… Read More >
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World War Z sequel will be a ‘clean slate’
Whether you liked World War Z or not, it made a lot of money at the box office and, of course, is getting a sequel – and Steven Knight, who directed the critically acclaimed Locke starring Tom Hardy, is writing it. But surely there won’t be much room for experimentation, as the original starred Brad Pitt… Read More >
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Alex Garland in talks with Danny Boyle over 28 Months Later
Alex Garland is reportedly in talks with Danny Boyle concerning 28 Months Later, a sequel in the 28 Days Later/28 Weeks Later series. Talking to IGN he said rather humorously “It’s more likely to be 28 Months than 28 Years. 28 Years gives you one more place to go. 28 Decades is probably taking the… Read More >
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The Purge 3 will be released in summer 2016
While 2013’s The Purge failed to become the cult classic that its excellent premise suggested (where for one night a year, all crime becomes legal in the US), last year’s The Purge: Anarchy fared a bit better with critics. Taking the same premise away from the household and opening it up to the city streets, the excitement… Read More >
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The Wolf Man to be the next Universal Monster reboot
Since this year’s Dracula Untold was officially the first entry in Universal’s reboot franchise of their line-up of classic monsters – after some reshoots made it fit into the larger plan of movies – it has now been revealed, via Deadline, that the Wolf Man is the next iconic creature to have a solo film planned. No stars,… Read More >
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M. Night Shyamalan’s The Visit set for 2015
M. Night Shyamalan, one of the world’s most divisive directors, is returning to horror with The Visit, which now has an official release date of September 11, 2015. From the plot description so far, we can tell that The Visit will be a psychological thriller in some respect; when a brother and sister are sent to a remote… Read More >
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