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Exclusive: Oscar winner Vanessa Redgrave and husband Franco Nero are leading cast in under-the-radar social thriller, The Estate, which has wrapped filming in the UK.

The film will chart the story of the Wellsleys, an aristocratic family unable to save their ancestral estate because of debts. As they struggle to find a solution, a series of disturbing apparitions begin to haunt them, forcing the Wellsleys to confront the deep injustices they and other landowners, past and present, have wrought. Below is a first-look image.

The film is being directed, produced and was scripted by Redgrave and Nero’s son, Carlo Gabriel Nero, whose credits as director include HBO movie The Fever and as a producer, the 2017 Cannes entry Sea Sorrow.

Iuvit Media Sales is handling international sales. Filming wrapped last month and the project shot on location in England.

Also starring are Bob Barrett, Jennifer Wiltsie, Julian Rivett, Julian Firth,...

"I know that house, and I know what it's capable of." Peacock has unveiled a quick 60-second official trailer for their Halloween streaming series called John Carpenter's Suburban Screams - out in October (obviously). After releasing the two new Halloween movies directly streaming on Peacock, the service has now partnered with Carpetner to let him develop his own horror anthology series - basically the same thing Netflix did with Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities. "Each episode will delve into the monstrous evil that lurks beneath the surface of friendly suburbia through the lens of one frightful tale... In addition to firsthand accounts, the episodes will include cinematic reenactments, personal archives, and historic town press coverage." One description says this is like Unsolved Mysteries from John Carpenter, with dramatic recreations. Scary! Episodes by John Carpenter, Michelle Latimer, Jan Pavlacky, Jordan Roberts. The anthology cast: Chloe Zeitounian, Paul A Maynard,...

The master of horror returns with a new terrifying series titled John Carpenter’s Suburban Screams. That’s right — it features the preceding moniker of “John Carpenter’s…” which means the genre maestro out and out directed the show. And while many fans know how ambivalent Halloween director has been with showbiz, this project is unique whereas Carpenter says he directed the project remotely from his own couch. Peacock has now unveiled the creepy trailer for the series.

According to ComingSoon.net, the synopsis says, “The series explores the dark secrets and unspeakable evil that sometimes lurks beneath the surface of the sun-drenched streets, manicured lawns and friendly neighbors of suburbia. Each episode focuses on one true tale of terror, told by the real people who lived through it. Their firsthand accounts are brought to life through premium cinematic scene work, news clips, home photos, and archival footage, combining the...