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Robert Eggers and A24 made two massively successful horror movies together: 2015’s “The Witch” and 2019’s “The Lighthouse.” Now A24 wants to see what some of the other Eggers brothers can do behind the camera. READ MORE: A24 Venice First Look: Brendan Fraser In Darren Aronofsky’s ‘The Whale,’ Tilda Swinton In ‘The Eternal Daughter’ Variety reports that A24 and Max and Sam Eggers, Robert’s siblings, will team up for a new psychological horror movie, “The Front Room.” It’s the duo’s feature filmmaking debut.

Phoebe Bridgers, Limp Bizkit‘s Fred Durst and Snail Mail will star in an upcoming horror film called I Saw The TV Glow.The movie, which is fronted by actors Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy-Paine, has a strong musical contingent in the production with Durst, Lindsey Jordan (aka Snail Mail), Haley Dahl’s Sloppy Jane (featuring Bridgers), and King Woman on the roll-call. Bridgers was a former Sloppy Jane bassist before forging her path as a solo artist.According to the logline (via The Hollywood Reporter) the film is based on two teenage outcasts (played by Smith and Lundy-Paine) who bond over their shared love of a scary television show.

K.J. Yossman The line-up for Grimmfest’s International Festival of Fantastic Film 2022 edition has been unveiled.“The Loneliest Boy In The World” (U.K.) is set to open the U.K.

Point Break actor appeared as a featured guest at the horror film and memorabilia Monster Mania convention in New Jersey between August 12 and 14.According to Cherry Hill police, Busey has now been charged with two counts of fourth-degree criminal sexual contact, one of attempted criminal sexual contact and another of harassment, and are related to the convention.The Philadelphia Enquirer reports that Cherry Hill Township Police Lt. Robert Scheunemann said of the charges: “It was about contact.

Gary Busey has been charged with three sex crimes that allegedly took place earlier this month at a horror films fan convention. The offences are said to have happened during a ‘Monster Mania’ event at a hotel in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, according to police. Officers in Cherry Hill confirmed on Saturday (20.

Cherry Hill Police Department said.Police said they responded to the Doubletree Hotel in Cherry Hill, were the horror film convention was held from Aug.

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'dark' Barney the Dinosaur reboot, in their first collaboration since his debut film, Get Out.Daniel has been busy recently, narrating the new Arsenal doc All or Nothing, after 'embarrassing' his mum at the 2021 Oscars.So far, Jordan's movie has been a critical and commercial success over in the US, and there are high hopes audiences will jump on board the filmmaker's latest thriller.One of its main draws is its surprisingly unique title – Nope.For a while fans thought it could have been an acronym for ‘Not Of Planet Earth’, referencing the sci-fi elements in the plot, though this is not the case.It has raised a lot of questions about the meaning of the film itself, but finally Jordan has given people a definitive answer.Nope is the third film from writer and director Jordan Peele, coming after his hit debut Get Out and his follow-up thriller Us.All three of his films have been horrors, though each has their own unique spin on the genre.His latest adds some science-fiction flare to proceedings, with the trailers revealing flying saucers and what looks to be little green men.It has been a long time since audiences sank their teeth into a classic sci-fi horror tale, and Jordan is bringing the sub-genre back with style.The plot follows two siblings running a horse ranch in California when they discover something wonderful and sinister in the skies above.Meanwhile, the owner of an adjacent theme park tries to profit from the mysterious, otherworldly phenomenon.In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Jordan Peele opened up about the meaning behind the film and its eye-catching title.It has everything to do with the audience watching it, as the title reflects the reaction many of us have to those jump-scare moments in

J. Kim Murphy When Paramount got its first look at a cut of “Event Horizon” in 1997, some studio executives thought that director Paul W.S. Anderson had made a film so disturbing that it slandered outer space itself.“Someone actually said to me, ‘We’re the studio that makes Star Trek!’” Anderson recalled with a grin on his face.

Clu Gulager, a veteran character actor for nearly 70 years and 165 credits, has died. He was 93 and passed at home of natural causes, according to family posts on social media.

Love Island bombshell Coco Lodge has spoken out about her disappointment with her promotional photos for the show as she hit back at producers for making her look like “something out of a horror film.” The 27 year old graphic designer, opened up about her experience in the Majorcan villa on Closer’s Love Island secrets as she explained how the Islanders were required to pose for a series of snaps that would promote their appearance on the ITV dating show. Yet rather than being happy with the image used to promote her debut, Coco described her own photo as “horrendous” and even went so far as to claim that she had been “done dirty” by show bosses as they chose one that she felt wasn’t flattering.

The 40th edition of the Outfest LGBTQ+ film festival in Los Angeles is in the books after the closing night world premiere of Peacock’s horror film They/Them (pronounced They-Slash-Them).

Sarah Paulson is set to lead a new horror film from Searchlight Pictures.

50 Cent‘s new horror film is still in production, and apparently people are passing out due to its goriness.

50 Cent's new horror film is still in production, and apparently people are passing out due to its goriness.The horror flick — starring 50 Cent, TikTok star Bryce Hall and UFC legend Paige VanZant — is dubbed and it's directed by Josh Stolberg. It was Stolberg — also the brains behind the last two films — who took to his social media channels and shared a photo of a scene they recently filmed showing fake blood all over the floor, a knife and possibly fake guts or skin.In any event, what's getting everyone's attention is what Stolberg wrote in the caption to that photo, revealing that a kill scene filmed last weekend was so gory that the camera operator became nauseated and passed out for a half hour.Stolberg says the camera came crashing down to the ground, bringing production to a screeching halt as they tended to the camera operator.

50 Cent stars in is so scary that it caused a cameraman to pass out while shooting, according to its director.The film, called Saw House, has previously been compared to Saw and will explore the drawbacks of social media and influencer culture.The film’s director, Josh Stolberg, revealed that when filming a recent scene, a cameraman passed out for 30 minutes, such was the goriness of the scene.Stolberg tweeted: “Yikes!!! We shot a kill scene last night and the camera operator became so nauseated that he passed out and the camera crashed to the ground. Had to stop down for a 1/2 hour.“He’s okay now but… get ready for some crazy shit!’”The director went on the say that the cameraman “couldn’t take how real it was” and “passed out cold for 30 min from the scene.”You can see the tweet and a snapshot of the scene, which rapper 50 Cent shared, below.Yikes!!! We shot a kill scene last night and the camera operator became so nauseated that he passed out and the camera crashed to the ground.

Jordan Peele has carved out an impressive niche for himself in horror films, thanks to the success of Get Out and Us, with momentum building for a similar surge on his new film, Nope.

The full length trailer for Peacock’s horror film They/Them just debuted online.

Philippines director Mikhail Red is poised to begin shooting of “Deleter,” a film that straddles the techno-horror and psychological thriller genres.The story involves an online content moderator who deletes a suicide video made by her co-worker. But the otherwise desensitized woman cannot escape from either her own troubled past or from a mysterious vengeful presence.The film is scripted by Red and younger brother Nikolas Red.

Wilson Chapman editorA veritable army of Disney Channel stars are reuniting for a very un-Disney project. Matthew Scott Montgomery (“So Random!”), Debby Ryan (“Jessie,” “The Suite Life on Deck”), Alyson Stoner (“Camp Rock,” “The Suite Life of Zack & Cody,”), Kevin Chamberlin (“Jessie”), Tim Bagley (“Shake It Up!,” “Raven’s Home,”), Shayne Topp (“So Random!”) and Damien Haas (“So Random!”) have all signed on to appear in an upcoming LGBTQ+ horror thriller directed by Allisyn Snyder (“Sonny With A Chance,” “So Random!”). Titled “Howdy, Neighbor!,” the upcoming film is written by Montgomery, and is formatted as a “screenlife” film, with all of the footage occurring on computer screens.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaGravitas Ventures has secured worldwide rights to “Canvas,” an animated horror film that debuted at the Annecy Festival. The film was written and directed by Ryan Guiterman. It stars Marama Corlett, Steve Key, Isabel Ellison, Sam Encarnación and Ell Peck.