Tag: Horror
Willem Dafoe and Monica Bellucci Join Beetlejuice Sequel
Tim Burton is going out of his way to get people to see his next movie. After news came that the Beetlejuice sequel has a release date and has begun filming, word has come that two new actors have joined the cast: Monica Bellucci, courtesy of The Hollywood Reporter, and Willem Dafoe, as first report...
Read MoreBeetlejuice Sequel Gets Release Date, Cast, Creative Team
Somebody said the B-word. Warner Bros. has announced that a sequel to Beetlejuice is happening, and it now has a release date: September 6, 2024, the same day as Marvel’s Blade reboot (as of now; we’ll see what happens with that one). Tim Burton will return to direct, as will Michael Keaton ...
Read MoreMeg 2 Trailer Surfaces From the Stone Age
The prehistoric shark monsters are back, as is their only natural predator: Jason Statham. Warner Bros. has released a trailer for Meg 2: The Trench, a sequel to 2018’s schlocky creature feature The Meg. Based on the novel The Trench by Steve Alten, Meg 2: The Trench sees more of the Megalodon sha...
Read MoreStranger Things’ Final Season Delayed by the Writers’ Strike
Jed | Hollywood Scholar | May 8, 2023 | 1
Stranger Things, which was recently reinvigorated by the immensely successful and well-received season 4, is the latest production to be affected by the writers’ strike. According to the Duffer Brothers’ Stranger Writers Twitter account: “Writing does not stop when filming begins. While we’r...
Read MoreA Haunting in Venice Trailer Arrives
Today, Twentieth Century Studios released a teaser for A Haunting in Venice. This is the third installment in Kenneth Branagh’s series of Hercule Poirot adaptations. Check out the latest adventure for Agatha Christie’s Inspector: A teaser shouldn’t show too much, and this o...
Read MoreREVIEW: Evil Read Rise (2023)
Evil Dead Rise is a couch potato of a movie. It sits there like a lump, never moving, never surprising, preferring not to think, tuning in to reruns so it can clap in all the expected places. In real life, I have great respect for the couch potato; in cinema, I’d prefer the filmmakers to … ...
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