Longlegs: Last News

Nicolas Cage has paid tribute to director David Lynch and told an anecdote about their time together while accepting an award.The star was at The 2025 Saturn Awards to accept both Best Actor for his film Dream Scenario, as well as Best Supporting Actor for his performance in horror Longlegs. While at the podium he paid tribute to Lynch, who died January 15 age 78.

Stephen King‘s killer dog horror Cujo is set to be adapted into a new film for Netflix.King’s novel, originally published in 1981, was first adapted for screen in 1983. The film starred Dee Wallace as a mother desperate to protect her son from a 200-pound St.

The Monkey has been revealed and people are calling it the “best one yet”.The movie is the latest from director Osgood Perkins, the creator of 2024’s breakout hit Longlegs, and stars Severance’s Adam Scott, The White Lotus’ Theo James and Elijah Wood.The film is based on a 1980 short story by Stephen King and tells the story of a vintage toy monkey with mysterious powers to trigger horrifying deaths. It is released to cinemas on February 21.Now, the movie’s signature popcorn bucket design has been unveiled – a depiction of the titular creepy monkey holding its drumsticks, with the drum itself serving as the bucket.

Rotten Tomatoes has pulled together the critical consensus on every horror movie released since January 1, and the film topping the poll is Late Night With The Devil, Colin and Cameron Cairnes’ found footage supernatural horror set on a late night chat show on Halloween 1977.The film stars David Dastmalchian (Prisoners, Blade Runner 2049) as Jack Delroy, the host of the show in question, as he attempts to boost ratings by inviting an allegedly possessed girl onto the show.The film made headlines on its opening weekend in March when it drew exactly $666,666 on its first Sunday of release, contributing to an overall weekend haul of $2.8million (£2.2million). It tops Rotten Tomatoes’ list with a very strong 97 per cent critics score, and is available to stream on Shudder or to rent or buy.The Irish film Oddity makes it into second place with 96 per cent.

Nicolas Cage‘s new horror film Longlegs for free if they have the right birthday.Until August 4, according to a press release, “fans born on the 14th of any month can head to Atom and follow the instructions for their promo code to secure one free ticket per customer, while supplies last. This exclusive offer is available for any showtime of Longlegs during these dates.”Without spoiling the film, the 14th is a date with particular significance to the title character, a twisted serial killer portrayed by Cage in one of his “craziest” roles yet.You can find out more about the free ticket offer at Atom Tickets.

Longlegs star Maika Monroe has spoken about her first time seeing Nicolas Cage in full makeup as the titular serial killer – see what Monroe had to say below.Speaking to Variety about the film – in which she plays FBI agent Lee Harker, who is tasked with hunting down Cage’s Longlegs – the actor said her first time seeing Cage was what is show in the movie.According to Monroe, director Osgood Perkins made a conscious effort to keep the film’s stars away from each other until they crossed paths in a scene together.“The whole lead-up to that was crazy. They had been filming with Cage for five days at that point, and it was his last day, probably three weeks into filming. The director chose to not have me see anything, not meet him, not see what his face looked like.

Nicolas Cage’s serial killer horror Longlegs is currently scaring cinema audiences around the world, but what songs feature on the film’s soundtrack?Cage plays the satanic titular character in Osgood Perkins’ critically acclaimed movie, a serial killer who is thought to be connected to a number of unsolved murders and is being pursued by FBI agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe).Producers of the film were very careful not to release images of Cage’s look in the film ahead of its release – and that applied to his co-stars too. It has been reported that the first time Monroe laid eyes on him in full character, her heart rate leapt to an alarming 170bpm.Similarly, Alicia Witt (Twin Peaks), who plays Harker’s mother in the film, has shared her experience of meeting Cage in character: “I had no idea how scary it was going to be.

Nicolas Cage has revealed that he was accepted onto a dating show at the age of 14, but his dad prevented him from being involved.The actor said in a recent interview with the New Yorker that he did his first ever audition for The Dating Game, a primetime game show in the US in the ‘60s and ‘70s, and he was successful.“I got it,” he said. “But my dad wouldn’t let me do it.

Longlegs have spoken about working with Nicolas Cage.The actor recently starred as the film’s titular serial killer, with Maika Monroe acting opposite him as the FBI Agent tasked with hunting him down. Twin Peaks‘ Alicia Witt also stars as Monroe’s mother in the film.Speaking to Metro, Witt said of working with Cage: “I had no idea how scary it was going to be.

Longlegs director Osgood Perkins has shared further insight into the film after its worldwide release last week – on how its titular villain, played by Nicolas Cage, was inspired by Se7en, on deciphering its ending, and those creepy dolls.In an interview with Variety yesterday (July 13), Perkins (the son of Anthony Perkins, who played Norman Bates in Psycho) talked at length about the film after its first weekend at the box office.In Longlegs, Cage’s character kills himself after an interrogation by Lee Harker (Maika Monroe), long before its climactic, bleak ending. His sudden departure was inspired by the villain of Se7en: John Doe, played by Kevin Spacey.Perkins explains that, when making the movie, he and his team were “consciously aware of our references”, and that they wanted to “crib or steal a move from one of the great serial killer movies” when they could.And so, the total on-screen time of Cage’s Longlegs was inspired by how Spacey’s John Doe appears in the 1995 David Fincher film only in “three or four scenes” – “the fact that John Doe gave himself up” inspired Perkins’ intention for the full reveal of Longlegs to be “almost anticlimactic”.“We wanted to sort of — “rip off” is not the right word — “borrow” is more close to what we were doing,” Perkins says.On the film’s ending, which sees Harker trying (and only somewhat succeeding) to stop the spread of Longlegs’ Satanic murder spree in the Carter household, Perkins maintains to Variety that it was always intended to play out that way.“The ending was meant to be tragic,” he explains.

Nicolas Cage has said he based his satanic serial killer character in Longlegs on his mother, something he has described as “constructive”.Directed by Osgood Perkins (the son of Anthony Perkins, who played Norman Bates in Psycho), the horror thriller follows FBI agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe) who is assigned to a number of unsolved killings across town connected to a mysterious figure known as Longlegs.Cage plays the titular Longlegs, who is joined by other cast members Blair Underwood, Alicia Witt, Michelle Choi-Lee, Dakota Daulby and Kiernan Shipka.In a recent interview with the New Yorker, the actor revealed that he drew inspiration for the character from the unlikely source of his own mother, Joy Vogelsang.“Not that she was satanic,” he clarified. “But her vocalisations, the way she would move.”He added that there were just a few vocal tics that he recalled from his childhood that were helpful for him when getting into the Longlegs headspace.“She would talk, like, ‘Oooh, Nicky, you looked just like a little bird when you were born’,” he continued.

Longlegs is one of the breakout horror films of this year’s summer season.Directed by Osgood Perkins, the horror thriller follows FBI agent Lee Harker (Maika Monroe) who is assigned to a number of unsolved killings across town connected to a mysterious figure known as Longlegs.Nicolas Cage plays the titular Longlegs, who is joined by other cast members Blair Underwood, Alicia Witt, Michelle Choi-Lee, Dakota Daulby and Kiernan Shipka.After Longlegs mentions her mother before he kills himself, Lee Harker visits her mother Ruth to see if she’s connected to the satanic murders. Lee travels to her house with Agent Browning, who stays in the car while Lee investigates the house.

“Every year, there is another.” Dropped on Twitter last past weekend, a cryptic teaser that fans had to decipher and translate, Neon showed us all—even those who didn’t understand what they were seeing—the first look at “Longlegs.” An FBI horror thriller that sounds a little like “Silence Of The Lambs” in its mix of crime agencies and horror films, the movie is written and directed by Oz Perkins, the filmmaker behind “The Blackcoat’s Daughter,” “I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House” and episodes of “The Twilight Zone” (Perkins is also an actor and the son of classic Hollywood actor Anthony Perkins).