Sam Hargrave will direct Kill Them All, an adaptation of the 2015 Oni Press graphic novel publication to be written by James Coyne. The film’s development, announced back in 2019, is situated at Paramount Pictures with Josh Appelbaum and André Nemec producing on behalf of Midnight Radio.
Gamers familiar with Krafton’s latest map reveal for the battle royale gaming fave, PUBG: Battlegrounds have been teased of late with a new mini-movie made to promote the game this week. That shortfilm, Ground Of Honor: Rondo is now online with a formidable cast led by Daniel Wu (AMC’s “Into The Badlands”), Sarah Chang (Accident Man: Hitman’s Holiday) and Lee Jung-Jae (Netflix’s “Squid Game”), and from none other than stuntman and action specialist, filmmaker Sam Hargrave (Extraction, Extraction 2).
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2020’s mid-pandemic record success for Netflix’s Sam Hargrave thriller, Extraction, led the way for further conversations on the future of big-scale stunts and ambitious action cinema. The pending sequel is now back in the headlines with none other than returning actor Chris Hemsworth to lead the way with another supercharged chapter that dives right back into the thick of things, upping the ante once more if the official teaser now online is any indication.
Filmmaker and stunt multi-hyphenate Sam Hargrave will direct potential action vehicle, Stay Frosty, for Warner Bros., following a successful auction bid by the studio. Upcoming The Suicide Squad actor Idris Elba will star in the pic, penned by Tyler Marceca, which is being billed as “big of a John Wick-type character in a throwback to ’80s high action Christmas movies that include Die Hard and Lethal Weapon“, according to Deadline.
About a week after wrapping the India leg of production for action thriller, Dhaka, the new Chris Hemsworth-led pic is already underway in Bangkok, Thailand as of a few days ago as confirmed by Netflix.
When you look at the cadre of independent creatives in martial arts cinema who’ve impacted the internet, there’s no way you can miss the name Dennis Ruel. He’s germinated amply from his roots at The Stunt People with the exhilarating indie action classic, Contour, to starring and even directing feature films of his own, namely the 2016 crowdfunded action comedy, Unlucky Stars, and with that, ultimately becoming no stranger to the hurdles and woes of independent cinema.
Today in stunt professionals taking the mantle, Thursday’s report from Deadline confirms India kidnap/extraction drama, Dhaka, to be filmed in India and Thailand for Netflix. Relatively known as Thor, MCU franchise star, actor Chris Hemsworth will lead the action thriller that tells of an emotional coward who comes to terms with his sense of self to liberate a kidnapped Indian boy.
When Peru’s Biggest Action Film Star and Jordan’s newest rising talent find themselves pursued by a notorious Bookie, a pair of private investigators are forced to choose between their job and their conscience.
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