INFERNO: Vera Farmiga To Star And Exec Produce Bryan Hill’s AFM-Bound Supernatural Thriller
Manifest Pictures is launching sales at the upcoming American Film Market.
Manifest Pictures is launching sales at the upcoming American Film Market.
The crowd at CCXP this year in Brazil got plenty of reason to stay hyped before anyone else with a tease signaling the newest official trailer now out for Michael Dougherty’s Godzilla: King Of The Monsters. The weekend tease was already enough to pull us in and the footage we now have collects for us on that promise tenfold, featuring a grandshowcase of our titular sci-fi monster protag and the line-up of gigantic creatures whose presence have completely flipped the script on mankind’s place in the universe. Following the global success of “Godzilla” and “Kong: Skull Island” comes the next chapter in Warner Bros. Pictures’ and Legendary Pictures’ cinematic MonsterVerse, an epic action adventure that pits Godzilla against some of the most popular monsters in pop culture history. The new story follows the heroic efforts of the crypto-zoological agency Monarch as its members face off against a battery of god-sized […]
In pursuing how one goes about approaching alien invasion thrillers, Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes helmer Rupert Wyatt has some seemingly fresh ideas. His newest, visceral new sci-fi thriller, Captive State, now has an official trailer for its upcoming release from Focus Features, offering an ample view into the seething millieu of an American city colonized by aliens, and established as a dictatorship. The PR campaign is also putting in the extra effort with this little jewel. Captive State, directed by Rupert Wyatt (Rise of the Planet of the Apes) and starring John Goodman and Ashton Sanders, is a sci-fi thriller set in a Chicago neighborhood nearly a decade after it has been occupied by an extraterrestrial force. Captive State uses a grounded sci-fi setting to shine light on the modern surveillance state and the threats to civil liberties and the role of dissent within an authoritarian society. […]
It was back in college that I became keen on what BMWFilms was achieving with its spate of shortfilms at the time in 2002. There were eight films dubbed The Hire, and with my most favorite being John Woo’s “Hostage” as much as I am a fan of The Woo. The series itself essentially led me to my appreciation for actor Clive Owen, star of the fantastic 2007 action hit, Shoot ‘Em Up, about a mysterious carrot-eating marksman who finds himself at the beckoncall of a hooker and her baby when they become the target of a seedy squad of mercenaries working for corrupt politicians and the gun manufacturers funding them. (Yes, I called it a hit even though the film flopped, but I’ll be damned if it’s not a hit because it deserves to be addressed as so, sorely missed sequel opportunities notwithstanding). At any rate, you can certainly […]
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