In the same week we learned of its official rating, Warner Bros. also gifted us with a third trailer for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. Focusing primarily on Jenna Ortega’s character of Astrid, the final trailer gives us a better look at the events set to unfold in the film. It seems Ortega’s character isn’t too thrilled about ...Read More The post FINAL TRAILER FOR “BEETLEJUICE BEETLEJUICE” INTRODUCES AN UNLIKELY DOUBLE ACT appeared first on THE HORROR ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE ..read more

Everything is very quiet on the Scream 7 front at the moment. Of course, we can’t blame Spyglass Media for keeping a low profile following all the controversy. All we know for certain is that series star Neve Campbell will return as Sidney Prescott, and franchise creator Kevin Williamson will direct. Everything else has come ...Read More The post [RUMOUR] “SCREAM 7” TO IGNORE EVENTS OF PREVIOUS FILM, ACT AS “TRUE” LEGACY SEQUEL appeared first on THE HORROR ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE ..read more

It’s been the better part of a year since we had an update on the status of the controversial FX Alien series from Fargo’s Noah Hawley. Well, we can now officially confirm that filming has wrapped on the series, and the first solid plot details have emerged. Currently entitled Alien: Earth, the show is set 20 years prior to the events depicted in Ridley Scott’s Alien. Sounding like much more of a procedural drama than the expected creature feature hijinks, the series will follow the emergence of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation. Rather than alien lifeforms, Alien: Earth will focus on competing c ..read more

With Stranger Things 5 set to be the last in Netflix’s flagship series, it is understandable that they’d want something to fill the sizeable gap it will leave behind. To that end, they’ve recruited Stranger Things creators Matt and Ross Duffer to produce a brand-new series from up-and-coming television writer Haley Z. Boston. Boston is likely best known for writing an episode of Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities entitled The Outside. Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen will see Boston act as an executive producer alongside The Duffer Brothers, as well as serving as showrunner on th ..read more

“The Juice is loose…” Things have been relatively quiet on the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” front since the drop of the second trailer. For the most part fans aren’t too bothered by this, as not wanting to know too much about a movie just adds to the anticipation. However, we do have a small update on this highly-anticipated sequel. According to the MPA, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice has earned a PG-13 rating for: “Violent content, macabre and bloody images, strong language, some suggestive material and brief drug use.” No doubt this is music to the ears of Beetlejuice fans, as the 1988 original managed ..read more

It’s time to brush up on your kung-fu dancing skills, as we’re one step closer to killer android M3GAN hitting screens again. Blumhouse have confirmed with an unsettling video that the sequel has started shooting in New Zealand. In the short clip, we see M3GAN’s endoskeleton staring at the cameral quizzically. The news of the sequel going before the cameras comes some weeks after M3GAN 2.0 moved to its third release date. 2025. Originally set to debut on January 17th, the movie was first pushed back four months to May 16th, before finally landing on June 27th. The shuffling of release dates ca ..read more

NEON cultivated some very mysterious and calculated marketing for Osgood Perkins’ Longlegs. This clever move guaranteed interest in the film upon release… However, no one could’ve predicted just how readily audiences would show up to have their curiosity satiated. As of Monday July 15th, Longlegs grossed an incredible $25.3 million worldwide, on a budget of just $8 million. This final opening tally is in stark contrast to initial industry estimates, that calculated Longlegs would finish the weekend with $7-9 million at most. Flying directly in the face of such estimates, the film would gross ..read more

Smile director Parker Finn is set to remake the controversial 1981 film Possession, as part of his first-look deal with Paramount. Following the enormous success of Smile in 2022, the studio eagerly signed the young filmmaker to an exclusive contract, on the proviso that Smile 2 be the first project. With the sequel complete and set to debut October 18th, Finn has moved on to something much more ambitious. For those unfamiliar, 1981’s Possession came to us from Andrzej Żuławski and starred Sam Neill and Isabella Adjani, and is described as follows: “Set in West Berlin, a spy returns home from ..read more

Paramount+ have obtained the ultimate horror movie good omen with Apartment 7A, as the film has been given an R rating by the MPA. The film, a prequel to 1968’s classic Rosemary’s Baby, is said to contain “some violent content and drug use.” Ozark star Julia Garner takes on the lead role, with Dianne Wiest and Kevin McNally portraying the iconic nosy neighbours Minnie and Roman Castevet. Taking place in 1965, Apartment 7A will tell the story of Terry Gionoffrio, an injured dancer with a drug problem. Her life seems to be turning around when she’s taken under the wing of the kindly Castevet’s ..read more

He raised the dead multiple times, and dragged us to hell. Now, Sam Raimi is set to take up directing duties on a brand-new horror project. Whilst still not officially greenlit, it has been reported by reliable sources that Send Help will be a tense two-hander movie. Described as 2001’s Castaway meets 1990’s Misery, the film is penned by Freddy Vs. Jason scribes Mark Swift and Damian Shannon. Raimi’s last genre project in the director’s chair was 2009’s fondly remembered Drag Me to Hell. However, in the intervening years, the filmmaker has been a prolific producer of genre projects, lending hi ..read more