David Gordon Green's Halloween will call back to the original John Carpenter take on the Michael Myers story in some major ways. The footage that has screened already establishes that, but now it looks like the film will go even deeper into the mythology by examining one of its most beloved characters.
The increasingly poor sequels to Steven Spielberg's 1975 masterpiece launched their own era of corny aquatic monster movies, from The Asylum's "Sharknado" series to more sober but uninspiring releases like "Deep Blue Sea" and "The Shallows." "The Meg" lunges out of the deep in US and Chinese theaters on August 10 with the aim of giving the genre back its teeth with a two-million-year-old megalodon five times the size of a great white.
WillCon, Mingo County's pop culture festival, has announced the lineup for its second annual show at the Williamson Field House, Saturday, Aug. 4. The event will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. that day.
Robert Englund , come to TCA to talk horror movies, said if he had the budget, he would have cast a different actor to play Freddy Krueger in every A Nightmare on Elm Street . Freddy was known to have a hat, green striped sweater, and claw hand.
KING COHEN: THE WILD WORLD OF FILMMAKER LARRY COHEN is a loving, yet wildly entertaining portrait of the legendary creative force behind classics like THE STUFF, IT'S ALIVE, MANIC COP, and BLACK CAESAR. It is simply put, one of my favorite films I've seen this year .
Charlize Theron takes a break from playing tough, sexy action heroes to tackle the much more unglamorous character of a stressed-out suburban mom in "Tully," a stark domestic dramedy written by Diablo Cody and directed by Jason Reitman. Theron plays Marlo, a mother of three stumbling through a haze of exhaustion and depression.
The Underworld actress appeared to have a great time on Friday when she twisted her body doing yoga alongside her former partner. Beckinsale bleated her thanks in a post on Instagram: 'Best birthday ever.
Six women have come forward to accuse CBS chairman and CEO Leslie Moonves of sexual misconduct in a much-anticipated expos by New Yorker magazine. Investigative reporter Ronan Farrow interviewed the women who allege that, between the nineteen-eighties and the late aughts, they were sexually harassed by Moonves and suffered professionally after rebuffing his advances.
Actor Ving Rhames arrives at the premiere of "Dawn of the Dead" in Los Angeles in this March 10, 2004 file photo. The "Mission: Impossible - Fallout" star said on a radio show that he was held at gunpoint by police in his home after a neighbor called saying that a "large black man" broke into the house.