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On Friday June 21 2024, TLC broadcasts 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?!

More to Love: Malice in Wonderland Season 8 Episode Summary

In this episode of “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?” titled “More to Love: Malice in Wonderland,” airing on TLC, viewers are treated to bonus scenes that delve deeper into the dramatic relationships of the cast. Angela confronts Michael after uncovering incriminating evidence, setting the stage for a tense confrontation. Meanwhile, Thais’ friends raise doubts about Patrick’s commitment, adding strain to their relationship dynamics.

The episode also explores Emily’s familial dynamics as her parents engage in a heated debate over the dowry, highlighting cultural differences and expectations. Liz bids a final farewell to Ed, marking the end of their tumultuous journey together. Additionally, tensions rise as Sophie’s mother crosses boundaries, further complicating her relationship dynamics.

With bonus footage providing additional context and insights, “More to Love: Malice in...

On 90 Day Fiance, Big Ed Brown just can’t help himself from acting like a brat when Liz Woods tries for a civil goodbye after moving out mayhem. Things heat up in Brazil when Thais Ramone‘s friends accuse Patrick Mendes of cheating. Angela Deem lawyers up before confronting Michael Ilesanmi about shady secrets on his phone. And Emily Bieberly never thought she’d be traded for a goat even if he is cute. Let’s cool off with this recap of Season 8, Episode 14 Malice In Wonderland.

90 Day Fiance: Big Ed Brown Gives Liz Woods Some Unwanted Parting Advice

90 Day Fiance staple Big Ed Brown botches his chances at a civil final goodbye with Liz Woods. Liz and her mom arrived to pack up the rest of her things. And Ed couldn’t resist picking a fight by suggesting Liz’s mom could’ve done a better job raising her.

On Sunday June 16 2024, TLC broadcasts 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?!

Pillow Talk: Malice in Wonderland Season 8 Episode Summary

In this episode of “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?”, viewers are in for an intriguing look into the lives of Brandon and Julia, Ron, Kenny and Armando, Robert and Anny, as well as Elizabeth, Andrei, and Chuck on Father’s Day. Titled “Pillow Talk: Malice in Wonderland,” the episode promises to bring a mix of emotions and drama as the couples navigate their relationships and family dynamics.

As the cameras invite viewers into the homes of these couples, tensions and joys are sure to unfold. Brandon and Julia’s journey, along with the challenges they face, will be at the forefront. Meanwhile, Ron, Kenny, and Armando’s Father’s Day celebration will showcase the love and complexities of their unique family dynamic.

Robert and Anny’s story will also be highlighted,...

On Sunday June 16 2024, TLC broadcasts 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?!

Malice in Wonderland Season 8 Episode Summary

In this episode of “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?” titled “Malice in Wonderland,” airing on TLC, viewers are in for a rollercoaster of emotions as the couples navigate through the complexities of their relationships. Angela takes center stage as she confronts Michael about incriminating evidence she has discovered, leading to a potentially explosive confrontation that could change the course of their future together.

Meanwhile, Thais’ friends raise doubts about Patrick’s loyalty, adding strain to their already fragile relationship. Emily’s parents find themselves at odds as they debate the issue of dowry, highlighting cultural differences that threaten to drive a wedge between them.

As the episode unfolds, Liz makes a difficult decision to bid farewell to Ed for the last time, marking the end of a tumultuous chapter in their lives. Additionally,...

The drama intensifies in this episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? airing on TLC on Sunday June 16, as Angela confronts Michael about incriminating evidence. Thais’ friends question Patrick’s loyalty, while Emily’s parents debate the dowry. Ed and Liz’s relationship reaches its end, and Sophie’s mother oversteps. In “Malice in Wonderland,” we see […]

90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Malice in Wonderland...

This Sunday, June 16, at 8:00 Pm, TLC presents Season 8 of “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?” with an episode titled “Malice in Wonderland.” Viewers are in for another rollercoaster ride of drama, emotions, and relationship challenges as the couples navigate the complexities of love and life.

In this episode, Angela confronts Michael about some troubling evidence she’s uncovered, adding tension to their already strained relationship. Meanwhile, Thais’ friends raise doubts about Patrick’s commitment, leading to questions about loyalty and trust.

Emily’s parents find themselves in a heated debate over the dowry, highlighting cultural differences and the challenges of blending families from different backgrounds. Elsewhere, Liz makes the difficult decision to say goodbye to Ed for the last time, signaling the end of their tumultuous relationship.

To add to the drama, Sophie’s mom crosses boundaries, causing friction and complicating matters for the couple. As the episode unfolds,...

David Seidler, the London-born playwright and screenwriter best known for “The King’s Speech,” has died while on a fly-fishing vacation in New Zealand, as per a report in The Guardian. His spokesperson said he was in the location he most revered, doing the activity he most loved when he passed: “It is exactly as he would have scripted it.” The winner of the Academy Award and BAFTA for Best Original Screenplay for the Colin Firth-led film was 86 years old.

Seidler’s career began in Australian television in the late 1960s. He came to the United States in the early 1980s, working for the soap opera “Another World,” then writing television movies like “Malice in Wonderland,” something of an early version of the series “Feud” as it concerned Hedda Hopper and Louella Parsons starring Jane Alexander and Elizabeth Taylor. He also wrote “Onassis: The Richest Man in the World” starring...

David Seidler, who won an Academy Award for writing the 2010 film The King’s Speech, died on Saturday at age 86. Longtime manager Jeff Aghassi said that Seidler died while fly-fishing, one of his favorite activities. “David was in the place he loved most in the world — New Zealand — doing what gave him the greatest peace, which was fly-fishing,” Aghassi said in a statement, per Variety. “If given the chance, it is exactly as he would have scripted it.” Seidler’s screen career started nearly 60 years ago when he wrote episodes for the Australia television series Adventures of the Seaspray. In the 1980s, he scripted episodes of the Days of Our Lives, Another World, and General Hospital. Seidler is also renowned for his biopic work, having co-written the TV movies Malice in Wonderland (starring Elizabeth Taylor) and Onassis: The Richest Man in the World (starring Raul Julia) and the feature film Tucker: The Man and His Dream...

Exclusive: Michael Connelly, the author of Bosch and The Lincoln Lawyer, is moving into the world of podcasting.

Connelly is behind a new documentary podcast series that will take a deep dive into the the Wonderland Murders.

The Wonderland Murders & The Secret History of Hollywood will launch on Amazon’s Audible on July 1, around the 40th anniversary of the horrific crimes. Connelly has created and written the series and will exec produce alongside LAPD homicide veteran Rick Jackson, Jen Casey (Back from the Brink) and and Nick Gilhool (Slugfest).

Named for the street in Laurel Canyon where the murders took place inside the house of a small-time drug gang, it’s a gruesome crime that reflected its time, disrupted a mythology and tells a broader story of Los Angeles, the American dream machine, and when justice does – and doesn’t – work. And for the first time, a notorious, “missing” witness...

Exclusive: Paul Auster novel In The Country Of Last Things is getting a Spanish-language movie adaptation from Argentine filmmaker Alejandro Chomski (Asleep In The Sun).

Shoot is underway at Pinewood Dominican Republic Studios on the feature starring Argentine newcomer Jazmín Diz, Mexican actor-singer Christopher Von Uckermann and Maria De Medeiros (Pulp Fiction). Funding comes from Caribbean outfit Lantica. Above is a first look at Diz in the film.

Set in a devastated city that was once a thriving metropolis, the dystopian story follows Anna (Diz) who is searching for her brother, a journalist who is missing. In her quest to find him, she meets and falls in love with Sam (Von Uckermann), another journalist. Chomski adapted Auster’s novel, which has been translated into more than forty languages.

Producers on the long-gestating project, which was originally developed as an English-language film, are Alexandra Stone of UK-based Streetcar Productions, Capa Pictures...

Happy Monday, everyone! Before we head into Memorial Day, we have more horror and sci-fi Blu-ray and DVD releases coming our way that should definitely keep genre fans busy for the three-day weekend. Scream Factory is keeping busy with their Blus for The Seduction, The Hunted, and the recent psychological thriller A Dark Place. Shout Select is showing Earthquake some love with their Collector’s Edition this week, and Kino Lorber has two stellar-looking Special Edition releases on their docket as well: Black Moon Rising and Bitter Moon.

Other exciting titles coming home on May 21st include White Chamber, She-Devils on Wheels, A Brilliant Monster, and Crank in 4K.

Black Moon Rising: Special Edition

When master thief Sam Quint is hired by the government to steal top-secret data from a crime organization, he hides the stolen data in the experimental supercar, The Black Moon. But when the car is then...

I’ve got an intense trailer here for an upcoming backwoods murder mystery thriller called A Dark Place. I enjoy a good murder mystery film and this one actually looks like it could be pretty good.

When a young boy turns up dead in a sleepy Western Pennsylvania town, Donald, a local garbage truck driver, takes it upon himself to play detective. He embarks on an obsessive investigation to prove that the boy had been murdered, leading to unthinkable and harrowing consequences.

The movie stars Andrew Scott (Sherlock, Victor Frankenstein, Alice Through the Looking Glass), with a supporting cast that includes Bronagh Waugh, Denise Gough, J.D. Evermore, Griff Furst, and Sandra Ellis Lafferty.

A Dark Place was directed by Simon Fellows and it will be released on April 12th.

Exclusive: Here’s a first trailer for thriller A Dark Place, starring Andrew Scott (Sherlock), Bronagh Waugh (The Fall), and Denise Gough (Colette). Shout! Studios is releasing stateside on April 12 after the film played at Edinburgh, Galway and Busan.

Scott plays a local sanitation truck driver in a sleepy backwoods town who plays detective when a local boy goes missing.

Simon Fellows (Malice in Wonderland) directs from a script by Brendan Higgins. DoP was Marcel Zyskind (The Killer Inside Me). Producers are Gareth Ellis-Unwin (The King’s Speech), Leon Clarance (Sense8), Tai Duncan (Proud Mary), and Mark Williams (The Accountant). Pic is a Zero Gravity Management, Bedlam Film, Motion Picture Capital, and Cuckoo Lane production.

Gareth Ellis-Unwin among producers on Pennsylvania-set drama.

Shout! Studios has acquired North American Rights from Bankside Films to the thriller A Dark Place by Malice In Wonderland director Simon Fellows.

Shout! Studios plans to release the film across numerous entertainment platforms in 2019. Spectre and Sherlock actor Andrew Scott stars with Bronagh Waugh and Denise Gough in the story of a garbage truck driver in Pennsylvania who takes it upon himself to find out why a young boy has been found dead in his small town.

Newcomer Brendan Higgins wrote the screenplay and Gareth Ellis-Unwin, Leon Clarance, Mark Williams, and Tai Duncan produced the Bedlam Film,...

Exclusive: First look at Sherlock and Pride star in Afm-bound thriller from The King’s Speech producer.

Screen can reveal the first look at Afm-bound crime-thriller Steel Country, starring Andrew Scott.

Scott, known for his villainous roles in Sherlock and Spectre, leads cast in the movie, which shot in the Us last month.

Written by Brendan Higgins and directed by Simon Fellows (Malice In Wonderland), the film is produced by The King’s Speech producer Gareth Ellis-Unwin. Editor is Oscar-winner Chris Dickens (Slumdog Millionaire), DoP is Michael Winterbottom regular Marcel Zyskind (The Killer Inside).

Bankside Films will be touting the project on promo at the Afm.

In Steel County, Scott plays a small town truck driver who turns detective when a young boy is found dead in a sleepy part of Western Pennsylvania. His investigations turn into an obsession to prove the boy has been murdered, leading to harrowing consequences.

The BAFTA-winner...

The royal family is feeling the Halloween spirit!

While Prince William and Princess Kate delighted in some royally amazing masks on Friday, Princess Beatrice went full feline for Unicef’s annual Halloween Ball on Thursday night.

The “Malice in Wonderland”-themed party featured a lot of whimsical costumes, but the royal’s look raised a few eyebrows.

Beatrice sported a regal black velvet top and leather skirt, which she accessorized with a dramatic cat eye mask. To add even more mystery to her festive costume, she topped it off with a platinum blonde wig.

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While Beatrice’s costume remained a mystery (Sgt.

Exclusive: Gareth Ellis-Unwin (The King’s Speech) to produce; Mpc to produce and fully finance.

Andrew Scott, known for his villainous roles in Sherlock and Spectre, is to lead the cast of Steel Country, a crime thriller that begins shooting in the Us later this week.

Bankside Films has come on board to sell the Us-set thriller, written by Brendan Higgins and directed by Simon Fellows (Malice In Wonderland), ahead of the Toronto International Film Festival.

Scott will play a small town truck driver who turns detective when a young boy is found dead in a sleepy part of Western Pennsylvania. His investigations turn into an obsession to prove the boy has been murdered, leading to harrowing consequences.

The BAFTA-winner will co-star alongside Bronagh Waugh, who starred in TV crime series The Fall, and Denise Gough (’71, Jimmy’s Hall), who recently won an Olivier Best Actress award for her performance in stage play People, Places And Things...

As the auditorium lights fade and Cliff Martinez’s euphoric, oppressive score ushers in the title sequence for Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon we are presented with the director’s own monogram under the title. It’s the first sign of what’s to come. The Neon Demon is a divisive film, horrifying and beautiful to look at; […]

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Almost exactly a year ago, we wrote about how 20th Century Fox planned a feature film reboot for The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, the box office bomb from 2003 that was an adaptation of Alan Moore's well-respected comic book series. We hadn't heard anything about the new version of the film since last year's update, so I assumed the movie just fell into development hell or was abandoned altogether.

But here comes Variety, swooping in to confirm that not only is the movie apparently still happening, but it's closer to life than ever. Producer John Davis still doesn't have a director or cast in place, but he did hire a writer: Jayson Rothwell, the guy behind movies like Malice in Wonderland and the Christmas horror comedy Silent Night. That's not exactly what I'd call great news for those who had high hopes this reboot would be a massive improvement over the original movie,...

Tom Riordan, Philip Kim, Holly Interlandi, and Cameron Hatheway at the WonderCon 2016 panel

Miss WonderCon? No worries! Here’s our comic imprint’s WonderCon panel wrap up! At their first ever WonderCon panel, American Gothic Press was excited to take the stage and talk about the monumental first year they’ve had with their titles Gunsuits, Broken Moon, Project Nemesis, Monster World, and the more recent success in Irwin Allen’S Lost In Space: The Lost Adventures.

The discussion then focused on the upcoming action title Killbox, with writer Tom Riordan and artist Nathan Gooden on hand to talk about the process and the decision to keep the comic in black and white. They then revealed the cover of the upcoming third issue (see below). The comic drops April 27, 2016.

After Killbox, the conversation switched to Lost In Space, with discussion of both the current story arc “The Curious Galactics...

On April 1st on the El Rey Network, April Fool’s Day will be April Ghouls Day. El Rey’s “April Ghouls” marathon will feature Critters 1–4, Ghouls, and Ghoulies 1 & 2. Also in this round-up: a new Hellraiser III Pinhead figure from Mezco Toyz, cover art and preview pages for She Wolf #1, and highlights from American Gothic Press’ panel at WonderCon 2016.

April Ghouls Marathon: Press Release: “April will be creeping up on you with El Rey Network’s “April Ghouls” marathon!

This marathon is no joke – El Rey Network will be crawling under your skin this April Fool’s Day with the classic Critters and Ghoulies series, as well as the recent release Ghouls. The marathon of mini-monsters will begin on Friday, April 1st at 4:00 Pm Et/Pt, and will nibble at your soul throughout the weekend until it ends on April 3rd.

You know what they say… April growlers bring May blood showers.

It was announced just a few days ago that Gerard Butler is taking the lead in personal crisis drama The Headhunter’s Calling. He’ll be joined by Willem Dafoe and Alfred Molina.Butler is starring as a ruthless, hard-charging corporate headhunter called Dane Jensen, who has been surging at the company he works for and is primed to snatch the top job. But then his 10-year-old son falls gravely ill and Jensen’s priorities take a major shift. Dafoe is playing Butler’s boss, the CEO who is planning to retire and hand the reigns to his driven employee. Molina, on the other hand, will be a family-focused engineer who is struggling through unemployment. Mark Williams, a producer on the likes of Flawless and Malice In Wonderland, is making his directorial debut with the film, written by The Judge’s Bill Dubuque and it’ll all start shooting later this month in Toronto.

Gerard Butler is taking a break from action blockbusters to sign up for understated drama The Headhunter's Calling.

The 300 star will lead the directorial debut from Flawless and Malice In Wonderland producer Mark Williams, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The drama focuses on Butler's high-flying headhunter, who is forced to reconsider his work-life balance after his son is taken seriously ill.

Voltage Pictures will attempt to find a buyer for the film - which is written by The Judge's Bill Dubuque - at the Toronto Film Festival later this month.

Elsewhere, Butler is starring in Olympus Has Fallen sequel London Has Fallen as a hard-as-nails Us agent.

London Has Fallen will hit cinemas in January 2016. Watch Butler talk about Olympus Has Fallen with Digital Spy below:...

Taking a break from his run of guns and gung-ho action thrillers and dramas, Gerard Butler is tackling something a little more low-key. He’s signed on to star in The Headhunter’s Calling. Though it sounds like another action-orientated concept, it’s actually the story of a ruthless, hard-charging corporate headhunter called Dane Jensen, who has been surging at the company he works for and is primed to snatch the top job. But then his young son falls gravely ill and Jensen’s priorities take a major shift.Mark Williams, a producer on the likes of Flawless and Malice In Wonderland, is making his directorial debut with the film, written by The Judge’s Bill Dubuque. Voltage Pictures is selling the rights to the film at the Toronto Film Festival and it’ll kick off shooting in the city later next month.Butler has just seen weatherpocalypse thriller Geostorm...

Dark Horse Entertainment is teaming up with Constantin Film for an adaptation of the graphic novel Polar. The news comes just a few days before Dark Horse and Constantin's latest collaboration, the action-thriller John Wick hits theaters. Take a look at the official announcement from Dark Horse below.

Constantin Film and Dark Horse Entertainment are joining forces to bring Polar to the big screen. Based on the popular Dark Horse Comics graphic novel Polar: Came from the Cold by Victor Santos, Constantin Film has pre-emptively purchased the spec, Polar written by Jayson Rothwell.

The adrenaline-pumping action-thriller tells the story of Black Kaiser, a master assassin forced out of retirement when he finds himself the target of a motley crew of new generation hitmen. But Kaiser's gun-blazing and bloody universe is at odds with the doting and protective relationship he has with the child of one of his former marks. Faced...

Constantin Film and Dark Horse Entertainment have pacted on noir spy revenge tale Polar, adapted from the celebrated Dark Horse Comics graphic novel Polar: Came From The Cold by Victor Santos. The action-thriller follows a master assassin named Black Kaiser who’s forced out of retirement by an assassination attempt by a crew of younger hitmen. Constantin sprung for a script by Jayson Rothwell (Malice In Wonderland, Silent Night) and with Dark Horse are now eyeing directors for a spring 2015 shoot.

The stylized Polar originated as a free “silent” web comic before Dark Horse published it as a graphic novel in 2013, adding dialogue. Constantin’s Robert Kulzer will produce with Jeremy Bolt (Resident Evil) and Dark Horse Entertainment’s Mike Richardson and Keith Goldberg. Rothwell is repped by Wme.

With one week to go to the finale, we’ve reached the point of Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition where the show should theoretically be about dance alone. Am I right? The also-rans have gone home. The remaining dancers are all deserving. The mothers are well-behaved … well, except for Cindy. But her big problem was JoJo and Jessalynn, and they’re back in Nebraska. So nothing but earnest, honest competition and great dancing, yes? No. Cindy just said she would do whatever needs to be done to win this thing. There will still be hysteria. • Related: Dance Moms Cares and Dance Moms […]

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Director: Simon Fellows.

Writer: Jayson Rothwell.

Cast: Maggie Grace, Danny Dyer and Matt King.

Interestingly, Malice in Wonderland has seen several incarnations throughout the years. In ’82, it was a short film and in ’85, it was a television series. And the musical version, featuring Snoop Dogg and Jamie Foxx, may not be for everyone.

To those people who can “dig it,” you will certainly love Gary Beadle ("EastEnders") who plays a very hip Felix Chester. Although his role is a very small one, his appearance is what defines this film. His charisma and charm is perfect for the role he’s placed in.

The story looks at the life of an American lost in the boroughs of London. Alice (Maggie Grace) is on the run. She’s introduced to viewers as a woman fleeing from someone in London’s subway system. After leaving one hole, she enters another — and she has...

Update! Anchor Bay just sent out a press release, saying that they have acquired North American distribution rights to the new Silent Night. The Genre Company and Ember Productions are teaming up for a "loose remake" of 1984's Silent Night, Deadly Night. Frankly I'm shocked it took them this long to get around to remaking it. We've got the details after the jump. Steven C. Miller (The Aggression Scale) will direct a script by Jayson Rothwell (Malice in Wonderland). This version will simply be titled Silent Night, which is a huge mistake in my opinion. When I was 10 years old and searching the video store for my weekend movie, I was drawn to Silent Night, Deadly Night solely for the...

This just in from the Not Another Pointless Remake, Oh Yes Another Pointless Remake desk: Malcolm McDowell, who apparently has tax problems or wants to add a hot tub to his pool or something, has signed to star in Silent Night, the forthcoming remake of 1984's notorious Santa slasher flick, Silent Night, Deadly Night.

Variety is reporting that Silent Night, which will be directed by Steven C. Miller (Scream of the Banshee) and written by Jayson Rothwell (Malice in Wonderland), will be a "loose" remake. So if you're a devoted fan of the original movie, you can be either extremely outraged or barely outraged. Or, like the rest of humanity, you can just stare blankly, shake your head slowly and utter a snide aside along the lines of "of course" or "because why not."

Apparently, the focus of the new version of this horrific holiday classic will shift the focus...

I enjoy CSI the most when it embraces and take advantage of the quirks and unique aspects of Las Vegas - and there isn’t any bigger stereotype for the former home of the Rat Pack than weddings.

This week, "Malice in Wonderland" sets our case right in the middle of the marriage industry, which actually worked to tell us more about the team than about the two masked robbers. For example, we learned that Finn never got a chance to marry the love of her life, but did have two weddings of her own.

I really liked how we had to be paying attention to the conversations to find the little nuggets of information about Finn and her history. I’m guessing by the closing scene that the love of her life must have also died before she was able to walk down the aisle.

We also got to...

Nadia Bjorlin, also known as Chloe from Days of Our Lives, has been cast in an upcoming episode of CSI, titled “Malice in Wonderland.” When you use a title that so blatantly references Lewis Carroll I expect to see some serious Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland themes. Those may be hidden at this point to surprise us when the episode airs, because from what we know of Bjorlin’s character nothing screams Lewis Carroll. One can still hope, however slim the chances are.

The news of the casting broke out over Bjorlin’s Twitter. “Malice in Wonderland,” the 18th episode of the season, will see Bjorlin as Crystal Hasselbeck, a con artist in Las Vegas with a talent for messing with the hearts of unsuspecting men. Her main con that nets her all of her money is to get engaged, break things off, and then keep the ring to sell for big bucks.

Days of Our Lives alumna Nadia Bjorlin will play a gal who’s perpetually heading for a wedding on an upcoming episode of CBS’ CSI.

After the brunette beauty tweeted about the new gig, TVLine went on to confirm the details: In Episode 18, titled “Malice in Wonderland,” Bjorlin guest-stars as Crystal Hasselbeck, a Las Vegas minx who has made a bit of a cottage industry of getting engaged, breaking it off and then holding onto the ring.

And while that is not a crime in and of itself (or maybe it is, I never finished or started law school), when...

While the bulk of the attention concerning Snow White has been Mirror Mirror and this summer's Snow White and the Huntsman, Disney has quietly been tinkering with their own re-imagined version of the tale. A while back, their version was said to be a kung-fu take on the story with Natalie Portman, Michael Chabon and The Matrix fight choreographer Yuen Woo-ping all being involved at some point. Now with a re-polished script from Jayson Rothwell (Malice in Wonderland)and Michael DeBruyn and Austrailian director Michael Gracey now on board to helm the project, it seems this latest re-imagining is ready to roll.   Saoirse Ronan will star in Order of Seven, which attempts to ditch the narrative ties with the fairy tale. Instead the story will center on Olivia Sinclair...

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Rising star Kellan Lutz (Twilight series, Nightmare on Elm Street) and Oscar nominee Samuel L. Jackson (Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Pulp Fiction,1994) face off in the action-packed, visually stunning thrill ride Arena, available on Blu-ray and DVD on January 2nd courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

How do you make a fortune from the bloodlust of millions? One sadistically savvy businessman (Samuel L. Jackson) has created an empire with his brutal, fight-to-the-death gladiator website. His newest warrior is David Lord (Kellan Lutz), a kidnapped fireman, now imprisoned and forced to fight for his life. To buy his freedom, Lord agrees to do a series of lethal bouts. But as the body count escalates, and with his most challenging battle remaining, Lord unleashes a torrent of bloody carnage and reveals a secret that threatens to tear down the entire enterprise. Also featuring Daniel Dae Kim (TV’s “Lost”) and...

Director Simon Fellows (Malice in Wonderland) is set to take on one of the most neglected mysteries of the 20th century with an adaptation of Alan K. Barker’s book Dyatlov Pass about an incident that should rank alongside the disappearance of the crew of the Marie Celeste.

Taking place in 1959 during the Cold War, The Dyatlov Pass Incident saw an experienced nine man expedition of ski-hikers led by Igor Dyatlov attempt to traverse a set of mountains in the Urals of Russia. The group failed to return from their trip, and were subsequently discovered by investigators with their tents seemingly having been torn open from within, barefoot in the snow with significant injuries, and yet no outward sign of struggle.

A further layer of mystery was added by subsequent government documents which suggested high levels of radiation discovered among the bodies of the crew. Soviet investigators would conclude that...

2B Pictures, the banner of Blighty’s Future Film Group, is adapting Alan K. Baker’s novel Dyatlov Pass, based on the mysterious ski incident, for the big screen.

The film will be directed by Simon Fellows (Malice in Wonderland), following the true-life events that occurred on February 1959 in the Russia’s Urals, when nine experienced cross-country skiers mysteriously died.

Andy Briggs (Ghost Town) will adapt the script on Baker’s version of the event. The hiker’s deaths have already attracted much speculations being linked to paranormal activity or a military keeping secret.

The tent had been cut open from inside and counted footprints from eight or nine people in meter-deep snow. Though there was no sign of fight, two skiers had fractured skulls, two had broken ribs, one was missing her tongue and clothing belonging to them contained high levels of radiation. Authorities said the group died as...

Decades before three campers disappeared fictitiously in The Blair Witch Project, an incident happened in Russia that resulted in the mysterious deaths of nine people in the northern Ural mountains. The night was February 2, 1959. The mystery lingers to this day.

Many years later a movie is finally coming out detailing this strange occurrence. According to The Hollywood Reporter director Simon Fellows (Malice In Wonderland) will direct an adaptation of Alan K. Barker's book Dyatlov Pass, based on true life events which saw nine students die in unexplained circumstances.

The script is being penned by Andy Briggs, and the production is anticipated to begin shooting next summer in Eastern Europe.

In a nutshell the Dyatlov Pass incident refers to an unsolved mystery that occurred in the northern Urals which saw a group of ski hikers tear open their tent from the inside and leave barefoot in a heavy snowstorm. Though there...

Malice in Wonderland director Simon Fellows has been attached to an adaptation of Alan K. Barker's novel "Dyatlov Pass." Set in Russia, the novel is the non-fictional account of what may have happened to nine hikers in the late-50s who disappeared. According to Wikipedia: "Investigators at the time determined that the hikers tore open their tent from within, departing barefoot in heavy snow. Though the corpses showed no signs of struggle, two victims had fractured skulls, two had broken ribs, and one was missing her tongue. According to sources, four of the victims' clothing contained substantial levels of radiation." Andy Briggs will script the film.

After 4 hugely successful years in the Us, After Dark Horrorfest comes to Empire Cinemas with the After Dark Originals; a horror festival weekend around the UK through UK distributor G2 Pictures – famous for providing cutting edge genre films.

Starting Friday 4th March through to Sunday 6th March horror fans in key cities in the UK and Ireland will get 7 brand new original horror films and enjoy the opportunity to get dressed up and participate in in-cinema activity and competitions. Participating Empire Cinemas include: London Leicester Square, Basildon, Newcastle ,Poole, Sunderland, Swindon and Eire (tbc)

This years After Dark Originals include; Husk – starring C.J. Thomason (Harper’s Island) – about a group of friends who become stranded beside a desolate cornfield and find an old farmhouse. They soon discover the house is the centre of a terrifying supernatural ritual. Prowl, starring Ruta Gedmintas (Lip Service) and Courtney Hope (CSI:Miami), is a gruesome...

The movie trailer for the upcoming horror film from After Dark Originals called "The Task" has been released and we have it for you to view below. You can see it below the creepy international one-sheet poster and synopsis below below.

Not sure what I think about the flick so far, but I'm hoping it is better than the trailer suggests. Not a terrible concept, but one that feels a bit over done to me. I mean, didn't we kind of see this idea in one of the Halloween sequels? Maybe I'm just burnt out on all things "reality show".

The Task was written by Kenny Yakkel, directed by Simon Fellows (Malice in Wonderland, Blessed) and stars Texas Battle (Dixon), Alexandra Staden (Connie), Adam Raynor (Taylor). Enjoy.

The Task Synopsis

Something diabolical is taking place on the set of “The Task” a new reality show in which players complete terrifying...

Summit Entertainment has recruited another actor to become a vampire in both "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part I" and "The Twilight Saga's Breaking Dawn Part II". Deadline Hollywood first reported that Maggie Grace has been cast as Irina before a rep from the studio confirmed the news to MTV News.

In Stephenie Meyer's novels, Irina is described as a member of the Denali coven, who practices a diet of drinking animal instead of human blood and allies with the Cullens. That is, until Irina blames the family for the death of her former lover, Laurent, and vengefully reveals a Cullen family secret to the Volturi.

Prior to Grace, Rami Malek has also joined the cast of "Breaking Dawn" as Benjamin, an Egyptian coven who is called upon by the Cullen family to help them against the Volturi. He has the special ability of controlling the elements: earth, air,...

Luc Besson teams up with actress Maggie Grace, making her the victim once more in the film "Lockout" from Europacorp and Sony Pictures Entertainment. No, the film isn't no lame drama about being locked out of your house, but rather it's about a man who's wrongly convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage against the U.S. He's then offered freedom only if he rescues the president's daughter out of a space prison. Guy Pearce is already on the production, playing the wronged convict trying to win back his freedom. Grace just signed on to play the president's daughter, what a surprise. "Lockout" is co-directed by James Mather and Stephen st. Leger off the script they co-wrote with Luc Besson. Grace went straight to DVD in her lead role on Simon Fellows' "Malice in Wonderland". She's already signed on to be part of "Taken 2", whenever that'll finally lift itself out of development and into production.

Here you can see poster art for what looks to be Simon Fellows next film, Killer Smile, and while we have no details there seems to be some suggestion of a thriller or noir type flick. If you're not framiliar with Fellows, he did the excellent Malice in Wonderland so I'm greatly looking forward to whatever he's goin boilin',

More as it comes!

David Beckham is to be given rap lessons by Snoop Dogg. The England soccer player, who recently met up with the rapper when they filmed an advert for Adidas together, goes "way back" with Snoop and the hip-hop star has offered to teach him how to spit lyrics while he recovers from a ruptured Achilles tendon.

"Beckham and I go way back. He's like a brother. I'm gonna show him to rap, for shizzle," the 38-year-old musician said. "He's my boy. He was terrific with my kids and they had a great time as he taught them how to shoot and score the perfect goal."

Snoop has also promised the pair will star in more Adidas adverts together. He told the Daily Mirror newspaper, "The Adidas ad was unbelievable. You had four classic brands, Snoop Dogg, David Beckham, 'Star Wars', Adidas."

"With a formula like that it's gonna be off the chain.

Writer-director Robert Saitzyk wants to break on through to the other side.

Saitzyk wrote and will direct "The Last Beat," a drama inspired by the last days of Jim Morrison, for Zero Gravity Management ("The Cooler"). Shawn Andrews, who starred in Saitzyk's debut feature "After the Flood," is attached to star.

Zero Gravity's Mark Holder and Christine Holder are producing the project, which begins shooting in Paris in October.

A nontraditional biopic, "Beat" will track the final days of Jay Douglas, a famous American rock star in the early '70s, as he navigates his relationships with two women in Paris -- a glamorous French Countess named Clemence and his California "soulmate," Valerie Eason.

Gus Van Sant used a similar approach in his 2005 film "Last Days," in which he envisioned a fictionalized portrait of the days leading to Kurt Cobain's suicide.

Saitzyk is the writer-director of "White of Winter" and "Godspeed.

No, I don't know if cockney if the form of English spoken by those in North East England, where Malice in Wonderland is set. Take it up with someone who gives a rat's ass.

The trailer below is for Simon Fellow's Malice in Wonderland, which was written by Fellow's screenwriting collaborator, Jayson Rothwell. I actually dig the idea -- a modern-day Alice in Wonderland, where the characters are thugs and hooligans -- but the trailer doesn't inspire a lot of confidence. Maggie Grace plays Alice. You know Grace from "Lost," or, perhaps, from the posters above your bed.

Malice in Wonderland has already been released in the UK, where it racked up a whopping $2,000, which doesn't say a lot for its chances stateside. It opens here on Friday, if by "here" you mean one theater in a seedy section of Los Angeles.

Still, we can marvel at the concept, and...

I don't what the hell this is, but holy crap it's trippy! Apple has debuted the official trailer for an indie film called Malice in Wonderland that is, no doubt, inspired by Lewis Carroll's classic Alice in Wonderland. This stars Maggie Grace as Alice, who you might know better as Liam Neeson's daughter in Taken. Okay, okay, I know, before you start asking me why the heck I'm even featuring this, there's a few simple reasons. First, it's so insanely wacky that I just had to share it with all of you! Second, I have quite a crush on Maggie Grace (she's 26) and she looks pretty damn good in this. If you're looking for a very weird trailer, this is it! Watch the official trailer for Simon Fellows' Malice in Wonderland: [flv:http://media2.firstshowing.net/firstshowing/Malice-In-Wonderland-trailer.flv http://media2.firstshowing.net/firstshowing/Malice-In-Wonderland-trailer.jpg 598 316] You can also watch the Malice in Wonderland trailer in High Definition on Apple A...

We have a brand new exclusive clip from the brand new film Malice in Wonderland, which arrived in theaters April 16th and will be coming to DVD on May 11th. Click below to watch our brand new exclusive clip from the film, which features Maggie Grace's interesting encounter with a cab driver.

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An American law student in London. Knocked down by a black cab, she wakes with amnesia in a world that's a million miles from home - Wonderland. We follow her adventures as she's dragged through an underworld filled with twisted individuals and the lowest low-lifers, by the enigmatic cab driver, Whitey. She needs to find out who she is, where she's from and use what wits she has left to get back home in one piece. As her journey progresses she discovers nothing is what it seems, realizes that fate and life are terminally entwined,...

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