Jordan Peele’s Horror Film Get Out Drops First Trailer
If Jordan Peele (Key & Peele, Keanu) is involved, we’re interested, and that’s certainly the case with his upcoming horror film Get Out. Written and directed by Peele, Get Out is a horror in the spirit of Night of the Living Dead, a scare-fest that doubles as social commentary. Who better than Peele to bring us back to the days when a horror film actually had a ton to say,
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Drops 1st Teaser
We're going to go out on a (wooden) limb and say that Javier Bardem's villain Captain Salazar will rise to the very top of your favorite Pirates of the Cairbbean moody, mean-spirited pirate list. In the first trailer for Dead Men Tell No Tales, Bardem's Salazar is the main event, overtaking a British ship in his quest for a certain somebody.
Walt Disney Pictures revealed the first Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales trailer during the season 2 finale of
Tom Cruise Kicks Butt in new Jack Reacher: Never Go Back IMAX Trailer
As we've written before, Tom Cruise doesn't seem to age. And one of his lasting contributions to film will be his fearless commitment to performing his own stunts. When we interviewed stunt coordinator Wade Eastwood, a man who worked with Cruise on Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, we learned first-hand just how hard Cruise works to make sure the action in his films is as real as possible, which often means he's doing things he really shouldn't be doing.
The Final Trailer for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them is Fantastic
The fantastic beasts in the title really are fantastic. There's the Bowtruckle (skinny, plantlike), the Swooping Evil (Monarch butterfly meets pterodactyl), and the Demiguise (a little like Gremlins Gizmo), and they're just a few of the critters that makes Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them such an alluring addition to the expanding world of Harry Potter. It's not for nothing that J.K. Rowling herself has penned the script (she hadn't adapted any of the Potter books for the screen)—we're as deeply immersed in Rowling's imagination in the upcoming David Yates film than ever before.
Avengers Named-Dropped in new Doctor Strange Teaser
There's been a lot of speculation over whether there'd be any crossover between The Avengers and the newest Marvel superhero to hit the big screen, Doctor Strange. In the latest Doctor Strange teaser dropped by Marvel & Walt Disney Pictures, we hear the first mention of the Avengers, coming from Wong (Benedict Wong), who explains to the newly minted metaphysical Doctor (Benedict Cumberbatch) that while the Avengers protect the planet from physical danger,
Fist Fight Trailer is Every Kid’s Fantasy
Just in time for back to school, Warner Bros. has released the movie version of every kid’s fantasy – a school yard fight between two teachers. Yup, it's a Fist Fight, folks. For an unstated reason, Campbell (Charlie Day) has become the target of fellow teacher Strickland’s (Ice Cube) wrath and is destined for a beating. As the parking lot face off nears, their fellow teachers, every single student in the school, and even the authorities become aware of the absurdity of the situation,
We Can’t Wait for Ghost in the Shell: Here are 5 Reasons Why
Here's something you might not know about Scarlett Johansson; she's fantastic in creepy sci-fi movies. And we're not even talking about Lucy, in which she played an unwitting drug mule turned super powered cosmic goddess. No, we're talking about Jonathan Glazer's haunting Under the Skin, where Johansson played an alien who harvests human beings for their skin. The film is sensational, and has a few scenes that are some of the most disturbing you'll see (one in particular,
Emmy Watch: Your Variety Nominees
Early today we broke down your drama nominees for Sunday’s Emmy Awards, and now we’re taking a look at the remaining nominees for the variety category. There are only two more categories left to be awarded; Outstanding Variety Talk Series and Outstanding Variety Sketch Series. The Emmys for outstanding variety special, and directing and writing for both a variety series and specials, were awarded at last weekend’s Creative Arts Emmys. Here are those results.
Intense New All Eyez On Me Trailer Drops on Anniversary of Tupac’s Death
On September 7, 1996, the hip hop legend (at only 25) Tupac Shakur was shot in a drive-by shooting at the intersection of Flamingo Road and Koval Lane in Las Vegas, Nevada. He died six days later. Today is the 20th anniversary of his death, and with that comes the new, viscerally intense trailer for Benny Boom's Tupac biopic, All Eyez On Me. The last time we saw a teaser for the film,
Your 1st Fifty Shades Darker Trailer is Here
Universal has dropped the first official Fifty Shades Darker trailer, featuring a cover of "Crazy Love" by Miguel, and we've embedded it for your viewing pleasure.
Here's what you need to know about the sequel; Your principals are back, of course, with Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson returning as Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. Christian Grey is still bruised from the events that took place in the 2015 smash film,
The First Teaser for Fifty Shades Darker Drops
Forget red and pink this Valentine’s Day. The hot holiday color is going to be Grey. Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan) and Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) will be going Fifty Shades Darker in February and you can get the first peek now. Universal studios dropped the 19 second teaser today with a promise to release the first full length trailer tomorrow.
Anastasia had doubts about her relationship with Christian at the end of Fifty Shades of Grey,
Godzilla Resurgence Releases a Fantastic US Trailer
Now that's how you make a trailer. The editing! The score! And that fact that Shin Gojira—which is Godzilla Resurgence to you non Japanese speakers—manages to evoke the very best from the beloved monster franchise while also looking wholly unique, even hip. Behold the first US trailer for the film, the 31st in the franchise, and the 29th produced by the legendary Toho Studios. Co-directed by Hideki Anno and Shinji Higuchi,
First Look at Writer/Director/Star Ben Affleck’s Live by Night
Ben Affleck's back behind the director's chair after his 2012 Oscar Award-winning thriller Argo with Live by Night, his third adaptation of a Dennis Lehane novel. Unlike Gone Baby Gone and The Town, Affleck's last two Lehane adaptations, Live by Night is a period piece, set in the roaring ’20s during Prohibition. Take a look at the first official trailer below.
Kate Beckinsale Returns for Underworld: Blood Wars
Long before Suki Stackhouse was going toe-to-fang with vampires and werewolves, there was Selene (Kate Beckinsale) in the popular Underworld series. Granted, Selene is a vampire, but she's a good one, battling on the right side of events in four previous installments of the vampire-vs.-werewolf franchise. In the new film, directed by Anna Foerster, Selene's is facing down not only her ancient enemy, the Lycans (werewolves for the uninitiated), but also the vampire faction that betrayed her.
Watch a Sneak Peek Emma Watson & Dan Stevens in Live-Action Beauty and the Beast
Here's a fun little sneak peek of Disney’s upcoming live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, which will be coming out in 2017. You'll see stars Emma Watson, who is your Beauty, Belle, and Dan Stevens, who is your Beast, at a table read, you'll hear from director Bill Condon, and you'll see some of the stunning visuals from the upcoming film, mixed with the classic images from the animated Beauty and the Beast
This Morgan Trailer is 1st Ever Created by Artificial Intelligence
Robots are going to take over the world—happy Thursday!
At least, that's the feeling we had after seeing the latest piece of gonzo promotion that 20th Century Fox has cooked up for their artificial intelligence/horror/thriller Morgan. To think, it was only a week ago when we thought it was pretty amazing when 20th Century Fox had two robots watch and react to the Morgan trailer. Little did we know that the studio was just getting started.
Pretending to Contact Spirits Spells Real Evil in Ouija: Origin of Evil
In Ouija: Origin of Evil, a brand new cast makes up the sequel to the surprise 2014 hit. This time around, we're fifty years prior to the events in the first film, in 1967's Los Angeles, where a widowed mother and her two daughters are using a Ouija board and a whole bunch of tricks to bilk money out of paying customers in their scam seancé business. Naturally, this type of messing around with the occult can't go unpunished,
Building one of the Largest Sets in History on Deepwater Horizon
The Deepwater Horizon was the largest oil rig in the world, digging the deepest well that had ever been dug. Director Peter Berg makes this point at the start of this Deepwater Horizon behind-the-scenes featurette, released by Lionsgate. The video below gives you a glimpse of how Berg, his cast and his crew tackled telling the story of the 12 hours leading up to the explosion on the Gulf of Mexico on April 20,
One of Horror’s Most Beloved Franchises Returns in the new Rings Trailer
Paramount has just dropped a brand new trailer for Rings, director F. Javier Gutierrez's return to one of the most beloved horror franchises ever. It began in1998 in Japan, with Hideo Nakata's The Ring (the Japanese are notoriously clever, and fearless, when it comes to making horror). Then director Gore Verbinski made an American version, starring Naomi Watts, in 2002. These films managed to shock and terrify without relying on a glut of gore—they were moody,
La La Land‘s new Teaser and Posters Showcase the Los Angeles of our Dreams
The new teaser and two new posters for La La Land have arrived, and once again, we're floored by how lovely this film looks. The teaser trailer has not a stitch of dialogue—it's all music, set to Emma Stone's "Audition," an original song created for the film. Writer/director Damien Chazelle, working once again with his Whiplash composer Justin Hurwitz, knows how to tell a story set to,
