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Episodes 7 and 8 of When The Stars Gossip may be the most adrenaline-pumping episodes to date. In these episodes, the astronauts end up in huge trouble after the space station comes into the path of some debris. At the same time, Ryong has to make sure the egg that he has fertilized remains incubated until it becomes a morula. This proves much more complicated because he won’t have a power source for the incubator. With limited time on their hands, Ryong and Eve’s fates are left undetermined. I feel like the show has slowly been building to this point. Seeing as we’re only at the midpoint of the show, things are going to get super exciting and way more interesting as we go into the latter half. Sure, the space stuff will be behind us, but from my understanding, this show is mainly about family and childbirth. I...

MCU is slowly preparing for the release of two highly anticipated ‘Avengers’ movies, ‘Doomsday’ and its sequel, ‘Secret Wars.’ Both movies are going to be a part of phase 6 of the MCU and even though we still don’t know what the plot will be, we can assume that the movie will adapt ‘Time Runs Out’ and ‘Secret Wars’ storylines, at least partially.

Marvel Studios first announced ‘Avengers: The Kang Dynasty’ in July 2022, with Destin Daniel Cretton set to direct and Jeff Loveness writing. However, by November 2023, both left the project, and Michael Waldron took over as the writer. At the July 2024 Sdcc, the film was renamed ‘Avengers: Doomsday,’ with Robert Downey Jr. cast as Doctor Doom, replacing Jonathan Majors’s Kang.

The Russo brothers are now directing both movies, and filming is set to begin in March 2025, with a release planned for May 1, 2026. The film will also feature the Fantastic Four,...

Emjay Anthony, Chiara Aurelia and Kezii Curtis are three friends whose efforts to break free from being outcasts leads to them becoming the targets of their small town in Hysteria!. Though having different starts to their careers, both Anthony and Aurelia had early success in the horror genre, with the former having starred in both the well-received horror-comedy Krampus and Aaron Eckhart-led Incarnate, while the latter starred in both Mike Flanagan's Gerald's Game adaptation and Fear Street Part Two: 1978. Curtis, on the other hand, is better known for his young-demographic-skewing fare, most recently including the Owen Wilson-starring Secret Headquarters.

The trio star in Hysteria! as Dylan, Jordy and Spud, three friends in a small Michigan town in the '80s struggling to get a fanbase for their metal band, Dethkrunch. When the local varsity quarterback goes missing, and the talk of the town becomes about the possibility...

Nick Simmons has moved on from his reality TV past, focusing on his writing career and participating in philanthropy. Despite facing plagiarism allegations, Nick continued to pursue writing, appearing in various publications and TV shows. Nick recently revealed his girlfriend on Instagram, showing a more private side after growing up in the public eye.

Nick Simmons has progressed personally and professionally since appearing alongside his family on Gene Simmons Family Jewels. Nick is the eldest child of Gene Simmons, the bassist and co-lead singer of the rock band Kiss, and his long-term partner, Shannon Tweed. He appeared alongside his parents and sister Sophie Simmons on the A&e reality series, which followed the lives of Gene and his family.

Gene Simmons Family Jewels revealed a host of juicy details about the Simmons family members' lives, and after two seasons, the show became the second highest-rated series on A&e. However, the show...

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The Bolt Strike Legendary Pokmon, Thundurus, will be appearing in Pokmon Go Raids in its Incarnate Forme. This means that it will have a genie-like appearance with a menacing stare when approached in a Raid Battle. Towering over the Trainer, Thundurus will have a max Raid Boss Cp of 46044 and will be stronger if paired with a Rainy or Windy Weather Effect. However, this shockingly strong Legendary Pokmon should be taken down easily by at least six high-level players with the right counters.

Incarnate Forme Thundurus Raids in Pokmon Go will happen from August 12, 2024, until August 21, 2024, according to the August 2024 Raid Boss Schedule. This Force of Nature should be approached with caution since its Attack stat is a base of 295, making it a huge threat against many Pokmon.

Warning: Spoilers for Chief of Station below!

Aaron Eckhart continues his successful transition into the action genre with Chief of Station, showcasing his action chops. Chief of Station reunites Eckhart with Erased co-star Olga Kurylenko in an enjoyable slice of action cinema that delivers on thrilling setpieces. Fans of Eckhart's action roles will be pleased to know that he is committed to the genre, with future projects like Classified in the pipeline.

Those who enjoyed Aaron Eckhart in The Bricklayer need to check out his latest movie, which continues his recent career trajectory. Eckhart first came to people's attention as the star of In the Company of Men and Your Friends and Neighbors, which were controversial dark comedies from director Neil Labute. Eckhart's movie CV has been a wild ride since then, covering major blockbusters (The Dark Knight), Oscar-winning dramas (Erin Brockovich), disaster movies (The Core) and even a little...

On the movie screen, Jennifer Lopez is known for being a romantic comedy queen in films like "Maid in Manhattan," "Monster-in-Law," and "Marry Me." However, on Netflix, she appears to be pursuing a wholly different crown and going after action movie and genre glory. Sure, Lopez has made her share of genre thrillers, especially early in her career: "Money Train," "Anaconda," "U Turn," and "Out of Sight," most notably. Yet it's her turn in 2023's "The Mother" that marked her debut as a fully-fledged action star and now she's following that up with a lead performance in a big-budget sci-fi shoot 'em up, if the new trailer for Netflix's "Atlas" is any indication.

As a co-producer as well as star of "Atlas," Lopez has put together a pretty promising team to bring her next Netflix-distributed action venture to life. Alongside co-stars Simu Liu, Sterling K. Brown, and Mark Strong, the...

In a recent episode of Friday Night SmackDown, Cody Rhodes faced backlash after giving up his WrestleMania 40 main event spot to The Rock. The dynamics took a turn during the WrestleMania 40 kickoff press conference, as Cody Rhodes reclaimed his main event by personally choosing it.

With that said, the two share something similar – they both have iconic WWE theme songs. However, they aren’t the only ones with some epic entrance songs that have continued to captivate the WWE Universe over the years.

5 Greatest WWE Entrance Songs That Stand The Test of Time

A theme song is crucial for a WWE Superstar as it is a major part of their presentation and now we will list the top 5 WWE entrance theme songs that can never be beaten.

1) The Rock The Rock

The Rock’s WWE theme song is called Electrifying and it couldn’t have been more apt for The Great One.

David Duchovny, Jack Whitehall and Carice Van Houten have joined the cast of Prime Video’s psychological thriller series ‘Malice.’

A detailed plot description are being kept top secret for the time being. Still, sources say the series will follow a young man (Whitehall) who seeks to infiltrate the world of a wealthy family, with Duchovny and van Houten playing the heads of that family.

The latest thriller series for Prime Video comes from writer and executive producer James Wood. The series will be a co-production between Expectation Entertainment and Tailspin Films for Prime Video.

Also in news – John Boyega joins cast of ‘The Book of Eli’ prequel series

Duchovny’s recent film credits include ‘Pet Sematary: Bloodlines,’ ‘You People,’ and ‘What Happens Later.’

Whitehall is known for his work in shows like ‘Fresh Meat’ and ‘Bad Education’ as well as ‘The Afterparty’ at Apple TV+ and ‘Good Omens’ at Prime Video.

David Duchovny, Jack Whitehall, and Carice van Houten are set to star in a new psychological thriller series that has been ordered at Amazon’s Prime Video, Variety has learned exclusively.

Titled “Malice,” the UK original hails from writer and executive producer James Wood. The series will be a co-production between Expectation Entertainment and Tailspin Films for Prime Video.

Exact plot details are being kept under wraps, but sources say the series will follow a young man (Whitehall) who seeks to infiltrate the world of a wealthy family, with Duchovny and van Houten playing the heads of that family.

Duchovny is best known for his starring role in the hit Fox supernatural procedural “The X-Files,” on which he starred as FBI agent Fox Mulder. He played the character not only through much of the series and its recent revival on Fox, but also in two “X-Files” feature films. Duchovny is...

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A New Year means lots of removals from Netflix and January 1st is looking busy, with over 100 movies set to leave the service already. Below, we’ll be keeping track of all the Netflix departures for the first month of 2024.

First, a few housekeeping notes as to how Netflix removals work before we dive in. Due to licensing agreements, shows and movies added to Netflix aren’t added forever. Instead, they’re essentially rented for a fixed period. All the shows below have their current window on Netflix ending and will likely be bound for a rival streaming service.

We list titles slightly differently from other outlets, with our listings being the actual day of removal. If you want to watch any titles scheduled to expire on January 1st, for example, you’ll need to watch by the end of December 31st.

Nick Simmons has continued his writing career and has contributed to publications like The Huffington Post and Vice. Nick participated in the "Hike To Mend" campaign, raising awareness for underserved children's healthcare. Nick recently revealed his girlfriend on Instagram, showing progress in his personal life.

Nick Simmons has progressed personally and professionally since appearing alongside his family on Gene Simmons Family Jewels. Nick is the eldest child of Gene Simmons, the bassist and co-lead singer of the rock band Kiss, and his long-term partner Shannon Tweed. He appeared alongside his parents and sister Sophie Simmons on the A&e reality series Gene Simmons Family Jewels, which followed the lives of Gene and his family.

Gene Simmons Family Jewels revealed intricate details about the Simmons family life, and after two seasons, the show became the second highest-rated series on A&e. However, Gene Simmons Family Jewels ended on July 14, 2012, after seven successful seasons.

Gene Simmons is undoubtedly one of the most popular and influential musicians in modern history. His humble upbringing and musical talent have taken him from selling wild fruits on the streets of Israel to touring around the world with his band (although his recent tour was postponed due to a positive covid test), Kiss.

These opportunities have awarded him and his family a great fortune in their lives, as was depicted in the A&e reality TV show Gene Simmons Family Jewels. But since the show's conclusion in 2012, what has his son Nick Simmons been up to?

Updated on January 31, 2023: Nick Simmons has been out of the headlines over the last few years, having exited Hollywood after acting in the TV show Awkward. In 2016. Simmons has taken this opportunity to travel the world, posting updates about his recent adventures in Asia and Australia on Instagram.

Simmons also stepped up to...

Lots of star power is coming to Horror Channel in the UK next month. There are movies coming next month that star Nic Cage, Selma Blair, Kate Hudson, Aaron Eckhart, Jeremy Irons, Clive Owen, and Jessica Chastain. They were directed by such people as David Cronenberg, Darren Lynn Bousman, Andy Muschietti and Brad Peyton.    Horror Channel has seven weekend primetime premieres coming to the network next month. They include Incarnate, Dead Ringers, Intruders, Mama, Mom and Dad, Abbatoir, and The Skeleton Key. If you don't know about them check out our gallery down below.    Film news (UK): Horror Channel unleashes primetime premieres for October   Horror Channel has seven weekend primetime premieres line up for October, including, at 9pm on Sunday nights. the UK TV...

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Blumhouse Television and WWE are grappling with a scripted series about wrestling chief Vince McMahon.

The two companies have teamed up to develop The United States of America Vs. Vince McMahon – the first scripted portrayal of the Chairman and CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment.

It is the latest project featuring the colorful character – WWE is working with The Ringer’s Bill Simmons to produce a multi-part docuseries about McMahon for Netflix.

The United States of America Vs. Vince McMahon will delve into WWE during the 1990s, at the time Rupert Murdoch had purchased the New York Post. For years, Post writer Phil Mushnick regularly hammered McMahon in his column with headlines like ‘Legislators Give WWE A Free Pass On ‘Roids’ and ‘McMahon Skips Through the Cemetery’ eventually capturing the attention of the FBI and the U.S. Attorney’s office for the Southern District of New York.

In 1994, the U.S. government...

Jennifer Lopez will star in the upcoming science-fiction thriller film Atlas on the Netflix streaming service. The film is directed by Brad Peyton, who is best known for directing Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore in 2010, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island in 2012, San Andreas in 2015, Incarnate in 2016 and Rampage […]

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Exclusive: Blumhouse has made a first-look deal for television with writer/producer Michael Seitzman and his Maniac Productions company.

The pact formalizes Seitzman’s existing collaboration with Blumhouse, the company of his longtime friend, producer Jason Blum. Under the deal, Seitzman will write and produce projects for Blumhouse’s TV division, led by Chris McCumber.

“Michael is a tremendous partner and has an unrivaled ability to steer projects to success. He has a discerning eye and that rare gift for discovering the most compelling material and talent,” said Blumhouse Television McCumber, Blumhouse Television president. “We are very fortunate and proud to be in business with Michael.”

As announced in October, Seitzman is currently working on both a scripted and unscripted series based on the Detroit Youth Choir, one of the breakout acts from Season 14 of America’s Got Talent, which they finished as runners-up.

Queen Sugar‘s Anthony Sparks...

HBO Max is packed with new and classic genre titles this Halloween season. From the new Invisible Man and Doctor Sleep, to The Brood and The Blob, here's a look of what HBO Max is offering as part of their "Halloween is Here" lineup:

Hit horror movies you won’t want to stream alone like The Invisible Man, Us, It: Chapter 2, and Doctor Sleep, creepy cult classics Night of the Living Dead, Eraserhead and Scanners, and psychological thrillers like The Haunting, Glass, and Dolores Claiborne will be available to stream alongside TV series such as Lovecraft Country, True Blood, The Outsider, and Raised by Wolves, and scares for all ages such as Scooby-Doo! Haunted Holidays, Gremlins 2, Spooky Buddies, and Adventure Time.

In addition, HBO Max is pulling together a collection of Halloween-themed episodes from fan-favorite series like Friends, Euphoria, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The Big Bang Theory,...

May isn’t quite summer yet but it is usually time that the networks start wrapping up their newest shows and preparing for a relatively fallow summer period. Since HBO isn’t a network, it has no such business model. But May sees the winding down of some HBO blockbusters all the same.

While there are some notable new releases for HBO in May 2020, the bigger story might be the things that are ending. Westworld concludes its third season on May 3 while new series Run wraps up on May 24. Thankfully the film losses in May aren’t too bad for HBO, unless the Agent Cody Banks saga drives a lot of traffic.

The most notable TV premiere in May is I Know This Much is True, a book adaptation starring Mark Ruffalo. This is a very bleak story coming along at a bleak time in history but perhaps those two things will cancel out.

Mrc Film said today that Robyn Marshall has joined as Senior Vice President. She will oversee films from inception through release, including helping to manage the process from development through post production.

“Robyn brings deep producorial experience and incredible story instincts that will be invaluable as we continue to grow our slate,” said Co-Presidents Brye Adler and Jonathan Golfman, to whom she will report. “We could not be more thrilled to have her join the team and look forward to hitting the ground running with her.”

Marshall joins Mrc from Ace Entertainment, where she was responsible for a variety of films including the To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before for Netflix and its sequels. She previously held executive roles in the film division at AwesomenessTV as well as at Chapter One Films, where she produced films including The Lazarus Effect, Incarnate and The Darkness. She started her career at Lionsgate,...

“The Possession of Hannah Grace,” an R-rated horror thriller opening from Sony’s Screen Gems, earned $625,000 in Thursday box office previews starting at 7 p.m. in 1,866 locations.

It’s expected to be a slow weekend for new releases post-Thanksgiving, with “Ralph Breaks the Internet” and “Creed II” still expected to hold strong in their second weekends. But the studio is projecting “Hannah Grace” (previously titled “Cadaver”) to open to $3 million behind a production budget of under $10 million.

By comparison, the 2016 film “Incarnate” also opened in the post-Thanksgiving slot and took in $2.5 million in its opening weekend.

Also Read: 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' Tops Record Thanksgiving Box Office With $84 Million Opening

“Pretty Little Liars” star Shay Mitchell leads the film about a shocking exorcism that spirals out of control, claiming the life of a young girl.

Mitchell plays Megan Reed who is working the graveyard shift in a morgue...

Following last weekend's monster performance, led by Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet and MGM's Creed II, this weekend sees just one new wide release in Screen Gems's latest horror The Possession of Hannah Grace, which means the story will remain with last weekend's top titles as 2018 continues its torrid pace. After delivering the second largest five-day Thanksgiving weekend opening ever, Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet is looking at a second weekend at #1 and a domestic gross that should finish at or near $120 million come end of day Sunday. Right now we're expecting a second weekend drop right around -54% for a sophomore frame totaling $26 million or so. MGM's Creed II could face some competition for second in Universal and Illumination's The Grinch, but we're expecting it to edge out the animated title with a drop right around -50% for an $18 million second weekend...

Oscar-nominated actress Catalina Sandino Moreno (The Affair) has been cast is set for a leading role opposite Sophia Bush in CBS’ drama pilot Surveillance, from Matt Reeves, David C. White, Patricia Riggen and 20th Century Fox TV, which will co-produce with CBS TV Studios.

Written by White, with Riggen set to direct, Surveillance is described as a complex and timely spy thriller centered around the head of communications for the Nsa (Bush), a charming operative who finds her loyalties torn between protecting the government’s secrets and her own.

Sandino Moreno will play Natalie, who oversees all active operations at the Nsa, the first woman to do so – and she’s excellent at her job. She is fiercely loyal to Maddy (Bush), her close colleague and longtime friend, and the two are like sisters.

Reeves executive produces via his 6th & Idaho production company alongside Riggen; White co-executive produces.

Sandino Moreno...

"Oh, what, you didn't know about the 30 foot wolf?" Warner Bros has launched the first official trailer for Rampage, the live-action version of the classic 1980s video game about apes and monsters destroying city buildings. Yeah, they actually went and made this. Can you believe it?! Rampage the movie, get out of town! From the director of San Andreas and Incarnate, Rampage follows a primatologist named Davis Okoye, played by Dwayne Johnson, who shares a bond with the big white ape George. Suddenly something weird causes him to start growing in size fast. The full cast includes Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Malin Akerman, Joe Manganiello, Naomie Harris, Marley Shelton, Jake Lacy, Breanne Hill, Jack Quaid, Joey Thurmond, and P.J. Byrne. You shouldn't be surprised to hear that this looks fun, but it also looks like CGI mania. Yes, there is building smashing. I prefer this Dwayne Johnson over the one in Jumanji any day.

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Brian De Palma action thriller Domino will see Game of Thrones stars Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Carice Van Houten opposite one another.

Legendary director Brian De Palma, who amongst other iconic efforts, directed the 1996 inaugural film in the lucrative-as-ever Mission: Impossible film franchise, returns to the action thriller table with Domino. The film is headlined by a duo Game of Thrones cast members whose characters we can't wait to see share the screen on the series before its imminent end, namely the Kingslayer himself, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, and the Red Witch herself, Carice Van Houten.

De Palma’s directorial offering Domino – not to be confused with the late Tony Scott’s 2005 Keira Knightley-starring bounty hunter biopic – is being distributed in the U.S. by Saban Films.

Domino Trailer

Video of Domino Official Trailer (2019) - Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Guy Pearce

The trailer for Domino showcases what appears to be a cat-and-mouse suspense thriller.

Some new details have surfaced for Dwayne Johnson's new film project Rampage and they actually give us some story info. Up until this point, we've only had the plot of the classic Midway video game to go off of, which follows three people who are transformed into giant monsters that include a gorilla, a wolf, and a Godzilla-like lizard. Together they will wreak havoc on North American cities and landmarks and Johnson is the only person that can stop them.

The new plot details that have been revealed come from Splash Report, and they offer us a different take on the story as well as give us some new info regarding the characters that the actors play in the film. Some of those other actors include Malin Akerman, Jake Lacy, and Naomi Harris. Here's what the site says:

"The first privately owned space station is destroyed by a mysterious experiment done onboard.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan may have his hands full trying to rule over post-apocalyptic communities as Negan on The Walking Dead, but that isn't stopping the actor from staying busy on the big screen, too, as he's now joined Dwayne Johnson in New Line Cinema's movie adaptation of the 1980s video game Rampage.

Deadline reports the news of Morgan's casting in the colossal creature feature. The Walking Dead actor joins a cast that includes Johnson, Naomie Harris, Malin Akerman, Joe Manganiello, Jake Lacy, Marley Shelton, Pj Byrne, Jack Quaid, Matt Gerald, and Breanne Hill.

According to Deadline, Morgan will play "Agent Russell, who works for a covert government division called Oga and rolls with serious swagger and attitude." That shouldn't be a problem for someone who has brought Robert Kirkman's comic book creation Negan to life with such a menacing and charismatic touch on The Walking Dead. Morgan shared...

Thus far, 2017 is without a $100 million opener, but that will all change this weekend as Disney's latest animated classic turned live action film, Beauty and the Beast, is set to open in over 4,200 theaters in Us and Canada. In addition to becoming the first $100 million opener of 2017, this "tale as old as time" may challenge Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice for the March opening weekend record and rank among the top ten all-time domestic openers. All told, this weekend will see the top twelve smash the $122 million the top twelve grossed from the same weekend last year. In fact, Beauty and the Beast should easily top $122 million all on its own. Anticipation for Disney's Beauty and the Beast has been sky high for some time now as Disney has taken every opportunity to market the fantasy feature online and across all its media channels. As of March 6, online ticket retailer Fandango.

Our resident VOD expert tells you what's new to rent and/or own this week via various Digital HD providers such as cable Movies On Demand, Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, Google Play and, of course, Netflix. Cable Movies On Demand: Same-day-as-disc releases, older titles and pretheatrical Jackie (biographical drama about First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy; Natalie Portman, Greta Gerwig, Billy Crudup, John Hurt, Peter Sarsgaard; rated R) Moana (animated; voices: Auli'i Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson, Rachel House; rated PG) Incarnate (supernatural horror; Aaron Eckhart, Carice van Houten; available in PG-13 and unrated) Man Down (action-drama; Kate Mara, Shia Labeouf; rated R) Brimstone (Western thriller; Dakota Fanning, Kit Harington; premieres 3/10 on cable Mod and in...

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Giallo film fans should get excited, as there are two amazing special edition releases coming your way this week courtesy of Arrow Video: Death Walks at Midnight and Death Walks on High Heels. For those of you who may have missed seeing The Eyes of My Mother and Incarnate, both are making their home entertainment bows on March 7th, and Scream Factory is set to teach us all about pain with their new release, The Lesson.

Other notable titles coming home this week include Havenhurst, Bad Kids of Crestview Academy, The Shadow People, Door to the Other Side, and Slasher.com.

Death Walks at Midnight: Special Edition (Arrow Video, Blu-ray & DVD)

The second film in Luciano Ercoli’s Death Walks series (and his third directorial effort to feature his wife Nieves Navarro, aka Susan Scott), Death Walks at Midnight is arguably the director’s masterpiece aided in...

It looks like Dwayne Johnson could be getting some more help going up against the colossal creatures in Rampage, as Joe Manganiello and Marley Shelton have reportedly set their sights on key roles in the film.

According to THR, Manganiello (Pee-wee's Big Holiday, True Blood, the upcoming The Batman) is in talks to play the "leader of a private military group" in New Line Cinema's film adaptation of the ’80s Midway arcade game Rampage, which featured massive monsters wreaking havoc in cities. Shelton (Lifetime's The Lottery, Scream 4, Death Proof), meanwhile, is in negotiations to play a "scientist and astronaut" (the latter of which may conjure up images of space cities being demolished in the 1999 sequel Rampage 2: Universal Tour).

Should Manganiello and Shelton officially come aboard the project, they would join Johnson and Naomie Harris in the cast's ranks. According to THR, Harris will play "a geneticist with...

Viewers know her as Moneypenny in the James Bond films, Selena from 28 Days Later, and her Oscar-nominated role as Paula from the recently buzzed-about Moonlight. Now, Naomie Harris is joining Dwayne Johnson for the film adaptation of the Rampage video game.

THR reveals the news of Harris coming on board the adaptation of the 1986 massive monsters Midway arcade game that spawned several sequels.

While specific plot details are unknown, the New Line Cinema film is expected to incorporate key story elements of the video game, including the three colossal creatures, whom Rampage fans will remember as the giant gorilla George, the looming lizard Lizzie, and the jumbo werewolf Ralph. In the video games, these monsters were once humans, but were mutated after experiments went wrong at Scumlabs, and they proceeded to vent by stomping and toppling big cities.

According to THR, Harris will play “a geneticist with a moral streak...

Dr. Seth Ember (Aaron Eckhart) uses his unique ability to entire the minds of people possessed by evil in Incarnate, the recent horror film from Bh Tilt. If you missed the  theatrical release of Incarnate in December, then you might want to keep an eye out for the unrated Blu-ray / DVD (plus Digital HD) that hits shelves on March 7th.

Incarnate synopsis: "Aaron Eckhart stars as Dr. Seth Ember, an unconventional exorcist who uses science instead of religion to tap into the minds of the possessed to remove the demon from their subconscious. When an 11-year-old boy becomes possessed by a creature of unspeakable evil, Ember enters the mind of the boy to attack the vengeful demon, but he finds himself facing the battle of his life and horrors of his own past.

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Abattoir poses such a savage, provocative haunted house concept, but much like Brad Peyton’s Incarnate, this re-modeled genre construct is wasted on plodding execution that squanders any inherent excitement. Darren Lynn Bousman erects his very own funhouse amusement out of bloody murder locations, building a true-to-form haunted house without the haunts. Dead souls inhabit the very rooms they were slain in, all so an old, vengeful creep can make peace with his own family’s passing. It’s an architect’s dream hobby mixed with Satan’s own interior decorating, yet we’re never granted access to the horrors that pulsate from room to room. Tonal airlessness, momentum-halting CGI, disconnected storytelling – these are just a few of the code violations that stack against 2016’s most daunting renovation nightmare.

New English resident Jebediah Crone (Dayton Callie) acts as Bousman’s head designer, a cult leader who strengthens his connection to...

Disney’s newest animated film/merchandising opportunity, Moana, pulled in $28 million at the domestic box office this weekend, bringing its total gross to a healthy $119.9 million dollars and securing it the No.1 spot for the second week in a row. But even that distinction couldn’t keep an icy breeze from blowing through Disney’s subtropical profit margin, as Box Office Mojo reports that the film dropped 50 percent from its opening weekend on what was, overall, a sluggish weekend at the movies.

The weekend’s only other new release, the Brad Peyton exorcist/superhero mash-up Incarnate, fared either quite poorly or surprisingly well, depending on how you look at it. The film came in at No. 9 with $2.65 million, which is decidedly not great for a film opening on 1,737 theater screens, but is impressive for a film that didn’t screen ...

The post-Thanksgiving weekend is one of a handful every year that offer no new wide studio release. Last year Universal took a successful shot with the off-beat Christmas-themed “Krampus.” Its $16 million opening weekend pushed Top Ten grosses ahead by a small margin from this year’s total.

The strength of two strong holdovers — Disney’s “Moana” and Warner Bros.’ “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” — almost brought the numbers to par. They also pushed the totals above three similar bleak weekends (Super Bowl, post-Labor Day and Halloween) often shunned for top films.

The only new semi-wide release was Blumhouse Productions’ “Incarnate,” directed by Brad Peyton (“San Quentin”), who took advantage of the freedoms of a low budget to make a horror film. The net returns — against a low budget, digital advertising and later earnings — make the just-over $2 million total look pretty good.

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1. Moana (Disney) Week...

In a repeat of last weekend, Disney's Moana finished atop the weekend box office for a second week in a row followed by the third weekend of WB's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Overall the weekend played pretty much as expected with a few over-performers here and there along with the weekend's widest new release Incarnate falling short of its meager expectations. Moana dropped 50% from its three-day opening weekend, finishing #1 with an estimated $28.37 million bringing the animated feature's domestic cume to just under $120 million. Internationally Moana added another $32 million from 30 territories as its international gross now stands at $57.5 million for a worldwide haul topping $177 million. Within Moana's international performance it debuted in five significant markets including a #1 finish in France with an estimated $5.2 million, a $5.1 million opening in Russia, $2.7 million debut in Mexico and UK, along with an estimated $2 million opening in Spain. The film's top international market...

With director Brad Peyton’s latest effort, the horror flick Incarnate, we’re thrust into the terrifying world of demon possession as we follow Dr. Seth Embers (Aaron Eckhart), a scientist who has the ability to enter the subconscious minds of the possessed. In an effort to save a young boy (Gotham’s David Mazouz) from the grips of a demon with powers never seen before, Embers delves deeper into pure evil, while facing the horrors of his past.

During the recent press day for the film, we sat down for an exclusive chat with Peyton to speak all things Incarnate, as the director discussed his amazing cast, how he had to get over his fear of horror movies, the preparation that the actors went through and much more.

Check it out below and enjoy!

Kudos for gathering such a strong cast for Incarnate. Was that important to you?

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“There are fates worse than death,” says a character half-way through “Incarnate,” and one of them happens to be this movie. Strident rhetoric is required for describing Brad Peyton’s latest film, a maddening hodgepodge of ideas that range from undercooked to unoriginal. The problems begin with the premise. Dr. Seth Ember (Aaron Eckhart) is a battered scientist who has the remarkable, albeit mentally debilitating, ability to enter the subconscious minds of the demonically possessed. He has built an impressive career with this skill. So impressive, in fact, that one day someone from the Vatican is sent to visit Ember,...

Rampage is a 1986 arcade game where players control one of three giant monsters trying to rack up points by destroying cities while avoiding being shot at by tanks and helicopters. There is a very, very thin setup for it all involving a lab whose experiments mutated three people into the giant gorilla, lizard and wolf, but it's otherwise a totally plotless arcade game.  That gives the minds behind the big screen adaptation of the game plenty of leeway when turning it into a movie. And now thanks to an answer director Brad Peyton gave Fandango during a Facebook live chat about his new horror movie Incarnate, we know a bit more of what to expect from his giant monster movie starring Dwayne Johnson. And the answer is kind of surprising. When...

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Never heard of Incarnate? Of course not – it’s another under-the-radar Blumhouse special without any marketing campaign, starring a random Hollywood actor (Aaron Eckhart) who’s seemingly thrown to the proverbial low-budget production wolves.

Much like The Darkness or Visions or The Veil, there’s a reason why Blumhouse is sweeping Incarnate under the mainstream rug – much to director Brad Peyton’s despair – but, frankly, it’s the film’s own fault. Maybe Blumhouse would have been a little more sympathetic if this demonic possession flick wasn’t so-generic-it-hurts boring, even with a dash of Wachowski magic added to the fold (by way of The Matrix inspiration). Also, can someone please save David Mazouz from 2016 already, so he can stop starring in underwhelming Blumhouse horror fare?

Eckhart stars as family-man-turned-wheelchair-riding-super-exorcist Dr. Seth Ember, whose specialty is “evicting” demons (aka “parasites”) from the minds of possessed victims. He figured out that...

As he proved most recently in Bleed for This and Sully, Aaron Eckhart is far too talented to waste his energy on dreck. Unfortunately, the actor doesn’t yet seem to have absorbed the lesson, judging by his starring role in the latest low-budget effort from the prolific Blumhouse production company. Despite the actor giving it his all in this B-movie horror film, yet another in a never-ending series of demonic possession-themed, Exorcist knock-offs, Incarnate, much like its central character at key moments, barely seems to have a pulse.

Eckhart plays the wheelchair-bound Dr. Seth Ember, whose tragic past we glean...

Incarnate is a comic-book movie in search of a comic book. Perhaps there, in the newsprint-scented safety of those tri-color panels, its cartoon characterizations, hilariously blunt expository dialogue, and broad leaps of logic would find an appreciative audience, accustomed to prioritizing badassery over all. (Not to mention that a superhero comic-style deus ex machina climax would have been preferable to the ploddingly telegraphed ending seen here.) As it is, the film is based on an original script by Ronnie Christensen, writer of the Halle Berry shark-attack flop Dark Tide; like that film, Incarnate was quietly deposited in theaters with almost no fanfare, save for a very silly trailer and a handful of web ads.

Aaron Eckhart stars as Dr. Seth Ember, a scruffy hybrid of a Constantine-style demon hunter, one of the “extractors” from Inception, and a Dr. Gregory House-style prickly genius. The edgy crime procedural vibe is further ...

And now we’ve arrived at the end of the calendar year. As the final push for year-end viewing continues at a furious pace, some of the last unknown films of 2016 will finally make their way to audiences. To help focus your viewing choices, here is a list of films opening throughout the coming weeks, separated into categories of wide and limited runs. (Synopses are provided by festivals and distributors.)

If you’re interested in what still might be in a theater near you, check out our November Release Guide. For those curious what 2017 might bring, you can also visit our calendar page, which has releases through the beginning of the new year.

Happy watching!

Week of December 2 Wide

Incarnate

Director: Brad Peyton

Cast: Aaron Eckhart, Carice van Houten, Catalina Sandino Moreno, David Mazouz, John Pirruccello, Keir O’Donnell, Matthew Nable

Synopsis: A scientist with the ability to enter the...

Following the hustle and bustle of the extended, Thanksgiving weekend it makes sense this weekend would be a bit quieter. Set to repeat atop the weekend box office is Disney's Moana followed once again by WB's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them as the rest of the field settles in below. The weekend features one new wide release in Bh Tilt's Incarnate, offering horror fans a little something as the lone horror film currently in wide release, while Freestyle issues the moderate release of the faith-based feature Believe. At the top, Moana should drop somewhere around 54% from its $56.6 million three-day weekend for a second weekend around $26 million pushing its domestic cume a couple million shy of $120 million by the end of the weekend. For comparison, Frozen dipped 53% following its record-breaking three-day wide release and Tangled dipped 55.7% after its $48.7 million Thanksgiving weekend three-day debut. In the runner-up position, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them...

A new clip from Bh Tilt's Incarnate has dropped, taking horror fans on a "demon dive" before the film's release on December 2nd.

Synopsis: "A scientist with the ability to enter the subconscious minds of the possessed must save a young boy from the grips of a demon with powers never seen before while facing the horrors of his past."

Directed by Brad Peyton (San Andreas) from a screenplay by Ronnie Christensen, Incarnate stars Aaron Eckhart, Carice Van Houten, Catalina Sandino Moreno, David Mazouz, Keir O’Donnell, Matt Nable, and John Pirruccello. Produced by Jason Blum, Trevor Engelson, and Michael Seitzman, Incarnate will be released in theaters by Bh Tilt on December 2nd.

In case you missed it, check out Heather Wixson’s recent interview with director Brad Peyton, and watch previous clips from Incarnate, as well as Bh Tilt's mannequin challenge video for the film.

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The weekend after the long Thanksgiving is one of the worst. Too early for top Christmas releases, and too many people are otherwise occupied. Bad numbers become self-fulfilling prophecy. And with no studio opening in 2,000+ theaters, exhibitors could be looking for the lowest total for the year, around $74 million for the Top 10.

There are exceptions; this weekend last year, the smart and well-received horror comedy “Krampus” took in a surprising $16 million, with a strong 2.5 times multiple. That’s not going to happen this time. Even with likely drops of 50-60 percent, last week’s top entries — “Moana” (Disney) and “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” (Warner Bros.) — will repeat, and it’s possible that “Doctor Strange” (Disney), and “Allied” and “Arrival” (both Paramount) could fill the next three slots.

Read More: Top 10 Takeaways: ‘Moana’ and ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Lead Robust Holiday Box OfficeWith a month remaining, domestic gross for 2016 stands at a little under $10.2 billion.

Out in theaters this Friday is Brad Peyton’s Incarnate, a supernatural thriller about demonic possession that stars Aaron Eckhart, Carice van Houten, and David Mazouz, and aims to do things a bit differently by taking a more psychological approach to its subject.

Daily Dead recently caught up with Peyton to talk about his latest project and how it differs from some of the bigger films on his résumé (San Andreas, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island). The filmmaker also discussed his experiences working with Eckhart on the film and briefly talked about what his approach will be on the upcoming Rampage project, which will adapt the popular Midway Arcade game into a big screen blockbuster.

Look for Incarnate in theaters this weekend courtesy of Blumhouse Tilt.

Great to speak to you today, Brad. I’d love to hear how you got involved with Incarnate, especially since this is a much different project,...

Welcome back to the Weekend Warrior, your weekly look at the new movies hitting theaters this weekend, as well as other cool events and things to check out.

This Past Weekend:

It wasn’t a bad Thanksgiving weekend, especially for the Weekend Warrior who pretty much nailed two of his predictions for the weekend! Disney Animation’s Moana indeed at opened at #1 with $55.5 million for the three-day weekend (exactly my prediction), although it ended up with more--$81.1 million--in its first five days. The Brad Pitt-Marion Cotillard spy thriller, Allied (Paramount), directed by Robert Zemeckis, also opened with $18 million, right on track with my prediction. I guess I could take some comfort on being spot on with two of the Thanksgiving releases—like I said last week, that holiday weekend is a bear to predict—but I way overestimated the other two movies as sequelitis indeed hit Billy Bob Thornton...

By now, fans around the world have learned to grow weary of video game adaptations. While there are plenty of reasons to think that Assassin's Creed is going to definitively break the curse or crappy movies based on video games, Brad Peyton thinks his Rampage is also going to bring the goods.

Peyton's flick, based on the classic Midway arcade game about giant monsters fighting and destroying cities, is going to reunite him with Dwayne Johnson. The two worked together on Journey 2 and San Andreas.

The director, who seems to want to challenge Roland Emmerich in the "Let's f**k shit up on a massive scale!" department, spoke to We Got This Covered about how he's approaching Rampage:

"With Rampage, we are using our love of the original game as our inspiration. Then we’re going to build a movie, like San Andreas, that is really going to surprise people in what it delivers.