Anyone familiar with Wolf Creek and its sequel would expect a TV spin-off to be centred on the wisecracking, racist, unnervingly chipper serial killer Mick Taylor . Mick's infamous knife flashes often and lethally throughout the six-part series, now available on Stan, as he slices and dices his way across northern Australia, which he's turned into his personal killing field.
So, here is the thing about the Paramount Summer Classics film series: They are all, by definition, good movies. Or at least interesting ones.
Fox plans to make Halloween a little bit more festive this year with their upcoming remake of The Rocky Horror Picture Show , and the network has released the very first trailer for the film. A 30-second teaser for the 1975 cult classic remake surfaced on Monday and it's a reimagined take on sweethearts Janet and Brad's exploration into mad scientist Dr. Frank-N-Furter's bizarre home.
Andrew Parrish filmed his 9-month-old kitten, Topegi, with his big eyes fixed on the TV, while the Alfred Hitchcock horror film plays in the background, UPI reports.
Scary stuff: kid meets ghost in Minnesota Opera's "The Shining." Photo by Ken Howard, Minnesota Opera.
At an event to promote women in film at the Cannes Film Festival on Monday , the 69-year-old actress outlined her belief that women have a better eye for exploring the meaning of sex on screen. And The Rocky Horror Show star raised eyebrows by saying she wants to direct sexually explicit films after retiring from acting as she thinks the pornography industry is too male focused in its output.
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Milo Ventimiglia, from left, Mandy Moore and Sterling K. Brown arrive at the NBCUniversal Upfront Presentation at Radio City Music Hall on Monday, May 16, 2016, in New York. For its fall season, NBC is making sure no one is going to get too confused.
Two of the broadcast networks appear to have adopted much the same cautious strategy for the coming season: Movie adaptations, revivals, and brand extensions. Both NBC and Fox unveiled new fall lineups on Monday, kicking off the week of upfront presentations, when programmers seek to secure what will total more than $8 billion in advance commitments from advertisers.
