‘Happy!’ Showrunner Brian Taylor Says Season 2 Is Ten Times Crazier Than The First Season [Interview] When your film credits include theCrankmovies,Gamer, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,andMom and Dad, it’s hard to imagine getting any crazier than directorBrian Tayloralready has. But the first season of Taylor’s Syfy seriesHappy!featured kidnapped children, a three-headed dog, a killer Santa Claus, and the alcoholic corrupt cop as the good guy.Based on the comic byGrant Morrison,Happy!...

‘I Blame Society’ Poster Teases A Bold And Meta Approach To Murder [Exclusive] There are more than a few films out there about the artistic struggles of filmmakers and writers. Outside of the films themselves, many creatives get their start directing shorts while others come out of the gate swinging with a full-on directorial feature…and the practice of abandoning projects due to lack of funding, rejection, or shifting passions is all too familiar....

‘Lo And Behold’ Trailer: Werner Herzog Turns His Documentary Lens On The Internet We’re just a little over a couple weeks away from attending the2016 Sundance Film Festivalkicking off on January 21st, unveiling a slew of independent films that we’ll hopefully be talking about throughout the entire year. The entire line-up has already been revealed with some of the movies are getting teased before their debut in the mountains of Park City, Utah....

‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ - A Devastating Portrait Of Cult Brainwashing [Sundance Review] There are few movies that fill me with so much discomfort that I can’t wait to leave the theater, even while I’m watching them.Martha Marcy May Marlene, which premiered yesterday at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, is one of those films, a portrait of cult brainwashing that is so discomfiting, I would have walked out if I wasn’t so transfixed by the tremendous filmmaking on display....

‘My Spy’ Trailer: Dave Bautista Is A Super Spy Who’s Met His Match Dave Bautistais well enough into his transition from wrestling into acting that we can confidently call him a good actor. After making a splash inGuardians of the Galaxy, Bautista has bucked expectations for the typical wrestler-turned-actor, instead carving out a path as one of the most interesting character actors working today. But duty calls, and Bautista is doing what many a wrestler-turned-actor has done before him: a family comedy....

‘Nadiya’s Time To Eat’ Trailer: The Great British Baking Show Winner Hosts Her Own Show Nadiya Hussain, one of the more memorable winners ofThe Great British Baking Show(AKAThe Great British Bake-Off), now has her own show –Nadiya’s Time to Eat. The series originally aired in the UK on BBC Two, but now comes to the United States courtesy of Netflix. You can check out a trailer forNadiya’s Time to Eatbelow....

‘Paranormal Activity’ Reboot Writer Hints At An “Exciting” Mystery Director Writer/directorChristopher Landonhas carved out a nice corner of the genre space for himself over the past few years with theHappy Death Daymovies and the new body swap horror filmFreaky, which was just released in theaters today. But he’s returning to a familiar franchise as the writer of the upcomingParanormal Activityreboot, and now he’s teasing that the new film will be led by an “exciting” director who he describes as a “get....

‘Rules Don’t Apply’ Music Trailer: A New Look At Warren Beatty’s Great Performance Warren Beattygives a towering performance inRules Don’t Apply. The film features one of Beatty’s most nuanced and vulnerable performances as the ambitious, charismatic, and deeply troubled Howard Hughes. Fans eager to see the actor, writer, and director’s return likely won’t leave the movie disappointed by his performance. Before Beatty ends his 15-year hiatus from acting next Friday, a new trailer without dialogue has been released for his fifth directorial effort....

‘Saw’ 10th Anniversary Re-Release Trailer And Poster Revealed Update:Lionsgate has released a Saw 10th anniversary re-release trailer and special poster promoting the event. Lionsgate is set to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the theatrical release ofSAWby bringing the film back to theaters nationwide for a one-week run starting on Friday, October 31st with select screenings beginning Thursday night, October 30th. Complain all you want about the series of films that it spawned but the original is actually a pretty interesting indie film....

‘Sheena: Queen Of The Jungle’ Reboot Is In The Works At Millennium On the heels of the runaway success ofWonder Woman, studios are scrambling to find their own powerful female heroine to launch onto the big screen. Luckily Millennium Films didn’t have to look far for their own: the titular heroine ofSheena: Queen of the Junglehas already been depicted three times before on both film and television. Millennium’sSheena: Queen of the Junglereboot will be more than just a rehash of what madeWonder Womana huge hit....

‘Snakes On A Plane’? Whatever. ‘Bait’ Has Sharks In A Supermarket! I never realized that I wanted to see a remake of the market sections ofThe Mistwhere Stephen King’s crazy monsters are played by tiger sharks. But then I saw the sales trailer forBait, the 3D ‘sharks in a supermarket’ film byHighlanderdirectorRussell Mulcahy, and I realized how limited my vision has been. Prepare to have your own perception of the world irrevocably changed, too, when you watch the footage that lurks in the shallows after the break....

‘Son Of Saul’ Is A Potent And Intimate Story Of Auschwitz [Fantastic Fest 2015 Review] Son of Saulis a significant achievement made all the more astonishing by the fact that it is the director’s debut feature. This intimate story from within the Holocaust avoids World War II movie cliches, turning away from convention to embrace an unflinching vision of one man’s quest for redemption in the inferno of Auschwitz. The phrase “Holocaust movie” may inspire an instinct to avoid rather than rush towards a film; in this case please don’t give in....

‘Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark’ Delayed A Sixth Time For the sixth time, Spider-Man will be missing his cue. On Friday, producers officially announced that their now infamous musical,Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, would be shut down from April 19-May 11 before reopening with all eyes set on a new opening date of June 14, a three-month delay. This is the culmination of several weeks ofrumors and whisperingssurroundingnew creative voicesinfluencing the show as well asthe recent departureof directorJulie Taymor, who had been working onSpider-Manfor the better part of the decade....