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"That's no freakin' racoon!" "It ain't a bear!" Lionsgate has debuted the final official trailer for a cult fave horror comedy B-movie called Big Freaking Rat, which is indeed a creature feature flick about this giant frickin' rat. This was actually made & first premiered back 2020, way before Hollywood went on to make Cocaine Bear, it's just only getting a real release now. Ranger Brody believes looking after his teenage niece and nephew will be the biggest challenge of the summer until his brand-new campground is turned into a den of terror by a massive mutant rat. Years of dumping toxic waste into the land have created a monstrous rodent with a taste for blood, and now it’s up to a reluctant band of warriors to exterminate the beast. Oh s&*t! What will they do?! Horror veteran Felissa Rose stars with Scott C. Roe, Caleb Thomas, Nino Aldi, Caroline Abbott,...

Production is set to start in April on a new film that will feature two Star Warsfranchise veterans in starring roles. Per Deadline,Daisy Ridley and Alden Ehrenreich will star in The Last Resort, directed by Donald Petrie and written by Karen McCullah.

Ridley is widely known for her portrayal of Rey in the Star Wars sequels, Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015), Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (2017), and Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker (2019). Ehrenreich played a young Han Solo in 2018’s Solo: A Star Wars Story, which was directed by Ron Howard.

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In The Last Resort, Brooke, played by Ridley, is set on proving herself worthy of running the hotel empire owned by her father and travels to the Philippines to scout a location for a new resort. While there, she meets Ben, played by Ehrenreich,...

Daisy Ridley and Alden Ehrenreich will star in 'The Last Resort'.The 'Magpie' actress and the 'Cocaine Bear' actor have signed up to appear in Donald Petrie's romantic comedy, which is set in the Philippines and will begin production next month, Deadline reports.'Legally Blonde' writer Karen McCullah has penned the script, and the film follows Brooke (Ridley), a young woman who is determined to prove she can run her father's hotel empire.When she travels to the Philippines in search of a new resort location, she meets ex-pat pilot Ben (Ehrenreich) who helps her discover both the beauty of the country, and a new sense of freedom, which leaves Brooke having to make a choice between her old life and the new one she's started to fall in love with.Asia Pacific Films are producing and financing the project, while CAA Media Finance will handle worldwide distribution rights.

The Last Resort, a new romantic comedy from the director of How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, has found its leads in Star Wars alumni. Released in 2003, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days was directed by Donald Petrie and stars Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey in lead roles. Despite receiving mixed reviews, the rom-com was a box office success that made over $177 million on a $50 million budget. Petrie has also directed hit rom-coms such as 1988's Mystic Pizza starring Julia Roberts and 2000's Miss Congeniality starring Sandra Bullock.

Now, the director's next rom-com has found its two leads, and they are both Star Wars alumni. According to Deadline, The Last Resort has cast Daisy Ridley (Star Wars: Episodes VII-ix) and Alden Ehrenreich (Solo: A Star Wars Story) in its two lead roles. Production on the rom-com, which will be set in the Philippines, is set to...

Following a movie about a rampaging, coke-fueled bear was never going to be easy, but Cocaine Bear writer Jimmy Warden is giving it his best shot with the comic thriller Borderline (out now), which he also directed. A twisted look at the dark side of fame, it stars Samara Weaving, Warden’s wife, as a Nineties pop star who has to fend off a sociopathic stalker who’s convinced he and the object of his obsession are meant to be married.

“Jimmy’s brain is my favorite thing,” Weaving says.

From the writer of “Cocaine Bear” (2023), Jimmy Warden, comes a wacky genre-melting pot in the form of “Borderline” (2025), a horror comedy thriller directed by Warden, focusing on the stalker and pop star dynamic and pushing that premise to an absolute breaking point.

Borderline (2025) Plot Summary & Movie Synopsis Who is Paul Duerson?

The movie begins at the end—Paul Duerson (Ray Nicholson) finally marrying his favorite pop star and the love of his life, Sofia (Samara Weaving), before Paul’s voiceover takes us back to the beginning. That would be his first attempt at marrying Sofia. Duerson’s fandom, as it turned out, is quite well known, especially to everyone within Sofia’s vicinity. In Duerson’s imagination, he and Sofia had been together for quite a while, and now asking the question was inevitable.

But this highly active imagination blurred Paul’s reality, whereby he would forget whether he had...

This article contains mild spoilers for "Borderline."

Following the Los Angeles premiere of "Borderline," the feature directorial debut of "Cocaine Bear" writer Jimmy Warden, the director acknowledged that when a male singer is belting out the lyrics to Madonna's "Borderline," suddenly the lyrics become deeply unsettling. There's an acknowledgement that a social contract has been destroyed. It's cute and playful to watch a young woman giggle her way through hyperbolic statements like "You just keep on pushin' my love over the borderline," but when men do the same, it starts to sound like a threat. These gendered expectations, social contracts, and implicit assumptions are the border lines of Warden's freshman directorial effort, where a spunky, '90s pop star named Sofia (Samara Weaving) is terrorized in her own home by a delusional fan named Paul (Ray Nicholson) who is convinced that not only are the two destined to be married,...

In 1996, a violent man was convicted and sentenced to ten years for stalking and threatening the life of pop legend Madonna, with the man reportedly telling her bodyguard that he intended to slit her throat if she didn’t marry him. That man would later escape the mental hospital but was quickly apprehended again before any further harm was caused.

Writer Jimmy Warden, making his feature directorial debut, uses this as the foundation for Borderline, applying the same based-on-a-true-story comedy-horror formula from his Cocaine Bear screenplay that generated a box office hit. Despite two talented leads, the loose, fictionalized remix of this true account struggles to strike a coherent balance between comedy and horror, landing instead on a repellent, vapid anti-love letter to ’90s Los Angeles.

Samara Weaving plays Madonna in all but name. Borderline, derived from Madonna’s 1984 hit song, centers on mega pop star Sofia as she’s...

Screenwriter Jimmy Warden won raves for Cocaine Bear, a wild romp that flipped traditional comedy horror tropes. The screenwriter hopes to ride similar creative highs in his directorial debut, Borderline, a twisted dark comedy thriller that gets lost in its own zany maze. Still, Warden stays committed to the distinctly unique “out there” vibe of his new film, which stars Samara Weaving (Scream VI), Ray Nicholson (Smile 2), Eric Dane (Grey’s Anatomy), Jimmie Fails (Nickel Boys), and Alba Baptista (Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris).

The plot tracks a creepy and persistent stalker named Paul (Nicholson), who invades the home of 1990s pop superstar (Weaving) with delusions of marrying her, grand wedding and all. Toss in a stressed bodyguard (Dane), another deluded fan, and a gaggle of wedding guests forced to attend Paul’s "ceremony," and we have a fine set-up for this edgy comedy. But something is out of sync creatively here.

The unicorn. A fantastical creature that has adorned fantasy book covers, childhood bedrooms, mousepads, and just about anything you can think of. But in Alex Scharfman's monster comedyDeath of a Unicorn, the horned equestrian is portrayed as a misunderstood, but still oh-so-vicious killing machine. Much like Cocaine Bear,Death of a Unicorn takes the conventions of a monster movie, and splatters blood and gore onto the walls, while still being incredibly silly. What makes Death of a Unicorn go the extra mile is also the massive heart it wears on its sleeve.

"Death of a Unicorn" premiered on Saturday night at the SXSW festival to a lively crowd. Every joke, no matter how small, received a big laugh, and every time a unicorn killed someone (which was often) the audience gave a massive applause. The movie really does live up to everything the marketing promised: if you want to watch a bunch of silly rich people get murdered by a unicorn, this is the film for you. And if you want to watch Jenna Ortega co-lead a horror/comedy slasher movie again, you're gonna have a good time.

The problem is that the idea that fuels the movie — wouldn't it be funny if a unicorn went on a murder rampage? — is a joke with a limited lifespan. The novelty of a scary unicorn out for blood can run out surprisingly fast, and by the time the final act hits the unicorn violence...

It’s hard to not be drawn by the inherent absurdity of Cocaine Bear, a film that, much like its titular character, charges headfirst into chaos with reckless abandon. Directed by Elizabeth Banks, this action-horror-comedy hybrid takes a kernel of truth – the story of a bear who ingested a large quantity of cocaine in 1985 – and spins it into a high-energy bloodbath, replete with severed limbs, mauling, and a bear behaving in ways that defy both nature and, in some cases, CGI physics. But for all its lurid appeal and promise of midnight-movie mayhem, Cocaine Bear struggles to sustain its manic energy across an entire feature-length runtime, leaving it more of a party trick than a cult classic.

A drug smuggler drops a shipment of cocaine over a national park, and a black bear finds itself consuming vast amounts of it. What follows is a string of intertwining storylines populated by a game cast,...

If you consider yourself a fan of trashy monster movies, then I am pretty sure you are familiar with Cocaine Bear and all its rip-offs, which try to put predators like sharks and werewolves in substance-induced frenzies. Because let’s face it, why not? It’s easier to put a mindless twist on age-old creature survival narratives to make easy money than to cultivate the genre by making something unique. Anyway, while most moviegoers don’t really get the appeal of the silly fun derived from these gimmicky flicks, I appreciate the zaniness that goes into making the audience believe in such wild shenanigans. In the vein of such monster exploitation movies, The Bayou asks a question you never thought of—what if alligators got high on meth, and a party of unlikeable characters were put into their territory? The result could have been much more entertaining than it turned out to be,...

Kirsten Sheridan, the Oscar-nominated writer who recently wrote several episodes of hit FX series “Say Nothing” and was an exec producer on the Sky/Peacock drama “Lockerbie: A Search for Truth,” is set to bring the story of one of Ireland’s national heroes to the big screen.

The Irish filmmaker — also the daughter of Jim Sheridan — has optioned “Grace O’Malley — The Biography of Ireland’s Pirate Queen” by renowned biographer Anne Chambers. The feature film, supported by Screen Ireland, will be produced by Wild Atlantic Pictures in collaboration with the LA-based Reclaim Entertainment Ventures. Production is targeted to start in 2026.

Sheridan — who was Oscar-nominated for the semi-autobiographical “In America” alongside her father and sister Naomi Sheridan and whose credits as a director include “Disco Pigs” and “August Rush” — has been developing the feature project for years alongside Chambers.

The story will chronicle the extraordinary true story of a meeting between Queen Elizabeth I,...

“Captain America: Brave New World” proves that Marvel hasn’t lost its mojo. The fourth “Captain America” installment, and first in which Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson takes up the star-spangled shield, delivered a mighty $100 million in its domestic debut over the extended Presidents Day weekend. The film added another $92.4 million overseas for a $192.4 million global tally, easily the best start of the (nascent) year.

Yet opening weekends are rarely a problem for Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe. To wit: All 35 films in the sprawling comic book franchise have launched to No. 1, even the ones described by critics as a “pile of dirt.” So in the case of “Captain America: Brave New World,” all eyes will be on the staying power — industry parlance for how a movie’s ticket sales hold (or don’t) in the subsequent weekends on the big screen. That’s of paramount concern because the all-powerful...

"We're getting married?!" Uh oh. Magnet Releasing has unveiled an official trailer for a home invasion thriller titled Borderline, marking the feature directorial debut of Cocaine Bear writer Jimmy Warden. Strangely this hasn't played at any film festivals or elsewhere, as far as we know. Magnet is dropping this in theaters in March in a month from now. The premise is a bit like Misery but with an intriguing psychopathic patriarchal twist. Borderline is an edge-of-your-seat thriller that follows a dangerously persistent stalker who invades the home of a '90s pop superstar with grand delusions of a wedding. With her life on the line and help from her loyal bodyguard, she must escape the stalker’s sinister grip before they tie the knot. Paul is desperate to prove his dedication but Sofia's just trying to survive the night... How will she make it out?! Starring Samara Weaving, Ray Nicholson,...

Kahyun Kim has become a fan-favorite on St. Denis Medical as the quick-witted and confident nurse Serena. The NBC mockumentary has been a big network break for the star known for roles in projects such as Cocaine Bear. Continuing the momentum, Kim takes on a different role for the upcoming supernatural thriller Double Exposure., which premieres February 18. In the movie she plays Lora, who enters a relationship with Peter (Alexander Calvert), a struggling photographer who can’t seem to get over feeling guilty over the loss of his first love Sara (Caylee Cowan), a model who went down a dark road. However, not everything is as it appears in this twisty film written, produced and directed by Howard Goldberg. Here Kim opens up about the unique project and the success of St. Denis Medical. St. Denis Medical — “Pilot” — Pictured: (l-r) Allison Tolman as Alex, Kahyun Kim as Serena — (Photo by:...

Samara Weaving plays a pop star whose home is invaded by an obsessed fan in Borderline, an upcoming action-comedy thriller being described as a "violently romantic comedy." Judging from the film's first trailer, this is certainly a spin on the traditional rom-com for fans looking for something a bit more offbeat. Check out the trailer below.

Written and directed by Jimmy Warden, who scripted 2023's comedy horror film Cocaine Bear, Borderline stars Weaving as Sofia, a pop star who sees her home invaded by an obsessed fan named Paul (Ray Nicholson). The fan is convinced that the pair are meant to not only be together but also be married, and he plans to manipulate Sofia into succumbing to his delusions. The film also stars Eric Dane, Alba Baptista and Jimmie Fails.

Warden marks his directorial debut with Borderline, and it does look like a fun, albeit demented, piece of work.

Two and a half years have gone by since we heard that genre regular Samara Weaving was starring in the comedic thriller Borderline, which was filming in Vancouver with The Babysitter: Killer Queen and Cocaine Bear writer Jimmy Warden (who happens to be married to Weaving) at the helm, making his feature directorial debut. Now, a trailer for the film has arrived online, and you can check it out in the embed above!

Borderline will be getting a theatrical and digital release, courtesy of Magnet Releasing, on March 14th.

Warden’s Borderline script, which was once featured on the Black List, centers on a helplessly romantic sociopath who escapes from a mental institution and invades the home of a ’90s pop superstar. He just wants to be loved; she just wants to survive.

Weaving is joined in the cast by Eric Dane (Euphoria), Ray Nicholson (Something from Tiffany’s...

From the writer of Cocaine Bear, and the producers of Barbie and Promising Young Woman, Borderline starring Samara Weaving has received a trailer and release date this week.

Magnet brings Borderline to theaters and Digital platforms on March 14, 2025.

Watch the unhinged official trailer for Borderline below, described as a “violently romantic comedy” and starring Samara Weaving as a popstar in a twisted fight for survival.

Thanks to Indiewire for debuting the trailer this afternoon.

Eric Dane and Ray Nicholson also star in director Jimmy Warden‘s (writer: Cocaine Bear) movie. Warden wrote the film, and will be making his directorial debut.

In the upcoming Borderline, “A violent sociopath Paul (Ray Nicholson) escapes from a mental hospital and embarks on a dangerous rampage. His target: Sofia (Samara Weaving), a world-famous pop star. An obsessive fan, he takes Sofia hostage in her own home, delusionally believing they’re getting married.

“Paul is...

Ray Nicholson, with his signature inherited grin, has already gone viral for playing unhinged beaus in “Smile 2” and “I Love You Forever.” Now, Nicholson is getting into “King of Comedy” territory with the “violently romantic comedy” thriller, “Borderline.”

The ’90s-set feature, which is “Cocaine Bear” scribe Jimmy Warden’s highly-anticipated directorial debut, is led by Samara Weaving, who plays a pop star stalked by Nicholson’s deranged character. Eric Dane is cast as Weaving’s bodyguard and only hope of escaping the contrived wedding planned by her obsessed fan. Alba Batista and Jimmie Fails also star.

The official synopsis reads: “‘Borderline’ is an edge-of-your-seat thriller that follows a dangerously persistent stalker (Nicholson) who invades the home of a ‘90s pop superstar (Weaving) with grand delusions of a wedding. With her life on the line and help from her loyal bodyguard, she must escape the stalker’s sinister grip before they tie the knot.

Actor Matthew Rhys has been set to lead the upcoming Apple TV+ series “Widow’s Bay“ from creator Katie Dippold, Variety reports today.

Apple gave the series order for 10 episodes in September 2024.

The series will follow “a mysteriously cursed New England island and its superstitious citizens, led by a mayor (Rhys) who refuses to believe their warnings.”

Dippold will also serve as showrunner and executive producer. “Station Eleven” and “The Bear” producer Hiro Murai is attached to direct the pilot of the 10-episode series in addition to executive producing. Rhys will executive produce in addition to starring.

Matthew Rhys recently starred in HBO’s “Perry Mason“ and appeared in opening sequence of the comedy-horror movie Cocaine Bear. The actor also stars in the upcoming psychological thriller Hallow Road from Under the Shadow director Babak Anvari, set to make its premiere next month at SXSW.

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U.K. outfit Blue Finch Films has acquired worldwide sales rights to “Bury the Devil,” a one-shot supernatural horror-thriller that recently wrapped production at an isolated location in Canada.

The supernatural-tinged home invasion tale centers on a nurse who discovers her latest patient may be harboring dark secrets. The film was written by John Petrizzi and Brad Hodson, with veteran genre producers Philip Kalin-Hajdu and Benoit Beaulieu (“Turbo Kid”) shepherding the project.

Director Adam O’Brien opted for an ambitious single-take approach to ratchet up the tension. “This film depicts the most harrowing 90 minutes of our protagonist’s life, and I felt that the most visceral way to really feel this was to do a single-shot film,” O’Brien said. “We are with her every step and mis-step she takes – through the unravelling of the mystery to the horror of her discovery. It’s a fun, twisty roller-coaster ride that puts a new spin on exorcisms.

Quan stars in the movie as Marvin, a seemingly unassuming real estate agent who is in fact a deadly assassin.

Looking for a Valentine’s Day-themed movie with a little extra action? Then “Love Hurts” is the perfect flick for you. The film arrives in theaters officially on Friday, Feb. 7, but it’s not available to stream just yet. We’ll let you know when we think you’ll be able to watch “Love Hurts” while snuggled up with your partner on the couch here!

Key Details: Fans are calling “Love Hurts” fun, cute, and the perfect Valentine’s Day movie. As a Universal film, “Love Hurts” will be streaming on Peacock. A shorter release window for the movie before hitting streaming seems likely. Sign Up $7.99+ / month peacocktv.com Watch the trailer for “Love Hurts”

“Love Hurts” stars Ke Huy Quan as Marvin, a real estate agent who seems to have everything going for him.

Quick LinksOliver Grayson Becomes a KillerOliver Grayson Wants to Be Like Omni-ManInvincible Has to Deal With the Gda's FearAngstrom Levy Returns to Harm Invincible's Family

The following contains spoilers for the first three episodes of Invincible Season 3, now streaming on Prime Video.

With Invincible Season 3 coming hot out the gates, Steven Yeun's Mark Grayson has a lot to prove. He wants to step up because he knows the Viltrumites are coming. He needs to have a level head, which is easier said than done. More often than not, there is overlap between Mark's personal and professional lives.

Mark has some immediate issues at home, with his mother, Debbie, outing his secret to her new beau, Paul. Mark is also not on terms with Cecil and the Global Defense Agency. To make matters worse, a new superhero in the mix creates a couple of problems at the worst possible time.

Invincible Season 3 starts streaming on Prime Video on February 6, and the series has accrued many voice actors. Most of the characters have familiar voices tied to big-name actors who might be hard to identify without seeing a face. The series has added eight new actors as well, playing superheroes, villains, and more. Season 3 also builds tensions as Mark struggles to juggle life as a superhero, a Viltrumite, and a teenager.

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Oh, boy! The profanity watchdogs of social media will love the title of the upcoming comedy The Shitheads, starring Dave Franco, O’Shea Jackson Jr., and Peter Dinklage. The unhinged comedy project hails from Macon Blair, who recently partnered with Dinklage for The Toxic Avenger reboot, which is coming to theaters this August. The Shitheads is a hot-ticket item at next week’s EFM (European Film Market) in Berlin, with multiple studios interested in the upcoming road trip film with a starry ensemble.

According to Deadline‘s exclusive report, The Shitheads “follows cynical degenerate Mark (Franco) and bumbling idealist Davis (Jackson) as they’ve both hit rock bottom. Paired for a job by a shady transport service, their task seems simple: transport Sheridan, a wealthy troubled teen, to rehab. But Sheridan has other plans and what starts as a simple road trip becomes an unhinged odyssey of drug-fueled disasters, near-death experiences,...

The last truly funny, downright gut-busting, Will Ferrell performance was The Other Guys. Most of Ferrell’s best comedies were made with filmmaker Adam McKay, mid-2000s classics like Step Brothers, Anchorman, and Talladega Nights. But ever since Ferrell played off against Mark Wahlberg as a pair of pencil-pushing cops...

Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” was a poster child for the power of inclusion when it broke box office records in 2023, but the $1.45 billion-grossing movie is only the 119th most inclusive film made in the past five years, according to the Inclusion List.

The annual list — presented by Dr. Stacy L. Smith and the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, in collaboration with the Adobe Foundation — is a data-driven ranking that identified the 150 most inclusive films from 2019 to 2023 and ranks a single year’s films across gender, race/ethnicity, LGBTQ+, disability and age representation.

“Our goal with the Inclusion List is to celebrate those who are showcasing and working with exceptional talent from all backgrounds,” stated Dr. Smith in a press release announcing the researchers’ findings. “In the second year of its release, the newest iteration of the Inclusion List spotlights films, filmmakers, and distributors who clearly demonstrate that inclusion...

The new Universal monster movie is headed to theaters on Jan. 17.

Is it a full moon out? If so, you’d better stay in tonight. “Wolf Man” is on the prowl; the spooky new film debuts in cinemas officially on Friday, Jan. 17. We’ll fill you in on the details of the movie, and let you know when our experts think you can stream it from the comfort of your couch below.

Key Details: Reviews indicate “Wolf Man” is a worthy member of the monster flick family. “Wolf Man is distributed in the United States, which means it will head to Peacock first. There’s a good chance the wait for “Wolf Man” to stream will be a shorter one. Sign Up $7.99+ / month peacocktv.com Watch a trailer for “Wolf Man”

“Wolf Man” stars Christopher Abbott as Blake, a husband and father who inherits a remote family home in Oregon.

Two and a half years have gone by since we heard that genre regular Samara Weaving was starring in the comedic thriller Borderline, which was filming in Vancouver with The Babysitter: Killer Queen and Cocaine Bear writer Jimmy Warden (who happens to be married to Weaving) at the helm, making his feature directorial debut. Now, the first poster for Borderline has made its way online and can be seen at the bottom of this article. A release date for the film hasn’t been officially announced, but some sites are claiming that it will be getting a limited theatrical release on March 14th.

Warden’s Borderline script, which was once featured on the Black List, centers on a helplessly romantic sociopath who escapes from a mental institution and invades the home of a ’90s pop superstar. He just wants to be loved; she just wants to survive.

Weaving is...

Universal Pictures International and Parco are teaming to release Baltasar Kormakur’s film Touch in Japan next week on January 24, 2025.

The film has particular local resonance, being the story of a decades-spanning love story between an Icelandic man and a Japanese woman who is a survivor of the Hiroshima atomic bomb attack of 1945 and who battles the stigma associated with the survivors, known in Japan as Hibakusha.

The film is Iceland’s submission for the international film Academy Award and is on the 15-film shortlist. Pic features Japanese stars Koki, Masahiro Motoki and Masatoshi Nakamura alongside Icelandic actors Egill Olafsson and Palmi Kormakur.

The drama had its Japanese premiere at the Hiroshima International Film Festival in November last year attended by director Kormákur. It also screened in Oslo during the Nobel prize ceremonies in December where Nihon Hidankyo, the organisation of survivors from the bomb attacks in Hiroshima and Nagasaki,...

A fan favorite here in the horror world, Samara Weaving (Ready or Not) will next be seen in the upcoming thriller Borderline, and the official poster has been released this morning.

The poster advertises the upcoming film as being “from the minds that brought you Cocaine Bear, and producers of Barbie and Promising Young Woman.” Check it out below.

No release date or trailer for Borderline at this time. Stay tuned for more.

Eric Dane and Ray Nicholson also star in director Jimmy Warden‘s (writer: Cocaine Bear) movie. Warden wrote the film, and will be making his directorial debut.

In Borderline, described as a violently romantic comedy, “A bodyguard protects a pop superstar and her athlete boyfriend from a determined stalker in 1990s Los Angeles.”

Here’s the full official synopsis: “The writer of Cocaine Bear is back with another twisted tale. A star-obsessed sociopath, and his fellow inmates,...

Move over, Skippy—the bush kangaroo has nothing on Rippy, the bloodthirsty zombie marsupial that’s hopping mad and out for carnage! To celebrate the release of this unique Australian horror on digital platforms—and its upcoming DVD release on 13th January—we’re giving away a DVD copy of Rippy!

Imagine the outback under siege by a ferocious seven-foot-tall zombie kangaroo. That’s the premise of Rippy, a gloriously gruesome creature feature from debut director Ryan Coonan. Packed with thrills, chills, and dark humour, Rippy is a must-watch for fans of animals-gone-wild horror like Razorback, Rogue, and Black Sheep.

The film stars Michael Biehn as a grizzled local with a dark past, who teams up with Tess Haubrich (Alien: Covenant) to stop the zombieroo from wreaking havoc. Haubrich plays a small-town sheriff haunted by her father’s legacy, who must summon her courage when the locals begin turning up ripped to shreds.

The Hollywood Reporter has broken the news that production has wrapped on Grizzly Night, a fact-based “nature run amok” movie that marks the first feature project for a newly launched production company called FourJFilms. The film stars Charles Esten (Outer Banks), Brec Bassinger (Stargirl), Oded Fehr (The Mummy), Jack Griffo (The Thundermans), Josh Zuckerman (Oppenheimer), Joel Johnstone (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), and Matt Lintz (Ms. Marvel).

Directed by Burke Doeren, Grizzly Night centers on the courageous actions of a young Glacier National Park ranger to help keep visitors safe amid two grizzly bear attacks in the summer of 1967.

Doeren and Kellie Doeren of 22 Waves Creative are producing the film with Lauren Call. Tyson Call, the founder of FourJFilms, serves as an executive producer. Grizzly Night filmed outside of Park City, Utah, and The Hollywood Reporter notes that FourJFilms “aims to prioritize productions that will shoot in Utah, with a...

Cocaine Bear was inspired by a real event that took place in 1985, but the events in the movie are actually nothing like what happened in the real-life story. As a matter of fact, the real story was much more tragic and didn’t involve many of the entertaining moments that the film portrayed. Directed by Elizabeth Banks, Cocaine Bear tells the story of a drug smuggler parachuting from a plane with bags full of cocaine. However, he knocks himself unconscious and falls to his death. Soon, a bear finds the bags and, after consuming the cocaine, goes on a killing spree.

The movie is mostly played as a horror-comedy, with the bear killing everyone it comes across as the drug dealers associates set out to find the drugs and a park ranger ends up having to save hikers in the area. While it all seems absurd, it is based on a true story,...

In Y2K, a group of teenagers ring in the year 2000 with a New Year's Eve party. However, their plans change when the night ushers in a robot apocalypse, forcing the teenagers to work together to survive the human-slaying technology surrounding them. The film, which is distributed by A24, stars breakout actors including Rachel Zegler, Julian Dennison, and The Kid Laroi, as well as Alicia Silverstone.

As fun as the film sounds, it's also alarming from an industry perspective. Y2K blends horror and comedy, which is a genre mix audiences have been seeing far too often recently. The two genres feel like they should work well together, but with each new movie, the blend becomes a little bit more boring. Y2K is indicative of a need to slow down with horror-comedies before audiences become disinterested entirely.

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An American and an “American” are doing a two-hander. John Krasinski and Matthew Rhys are teaming up to executive-produce and star in “Silent River,” a serial killer thriller series for Prime Video, Deadline first reported.

“Silent River” is described as a drama that explores the cracks that break open in a small town in the wake of the discovery that a serial killer lives among them, told through the eyes of two men (Krasinski and Rhys) whose lives are far more connected than they realize. It’s created by “Jack Ryan” writer Aaron Rabin, who also serves as executive producer. Krasinski will direct the pilot and additional episodes, and veteran TV director Andrew Bernstein (“Ozark”) will direct and executive-produce. Allyson Seeger and Alexa Ginsburg will also executive-produce.

News of the series comes as Krasinki and Seeger’s company Sunday Night Productions re-ups its first look deal with Amazon MGM Studios.

Matthew Rhys and John Krasinski are about to go head-to-head (or maybe some other body part that got thrown in the river?) in a thrilling new television series for Amazon Prime Video. The two actors have been announced as the stars of the streamer's newest show, Silent River, which follows the two men as their small town reels with the discovery of a serial killer living among their ranks.

In a new announcement (which we read about via Variety), the series will see its creator Aaron Rabin reuniting with Krasinski and Andrew Bernstein, who is also on board as a director and executive producer. All three men worked together on Krasinski's other Amazon series, Jack Ryan (which also has a movie iteration in production at the moment).

According to the official description:

Through the lens of two men, whose lives are far more connected than they realize, 'Silent River' explores...

Starz has announced the movie and TV titles that will be available on the service in December. The Starz December 2024 schedule includes new episodes of Outlander Season 7 Part 2 all month long.

On the film front, Borderlands, Renfield, The Fabelmans, Midas, Polite Society, and several other notable titles will be joining the Starz app this month. This month, the app will feature a special collection, “Franchise Frenzy,” featuring titles from The Bourne series, The Chronicles of Riddick, Blair Witch, Divergent, and Ghostbusters, among others.

To get you through the holidays, Starz has a thrilling week of action-packed titles that are more naughty than nice, including The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes, Jurassic World Dominion: Extended Version, the Divergent trilogy, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Cocaine Bear, and more.

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Warning! This post contains Spoilers for Red One

While Red One is about saving a kidnapped Santa Claus in time for Christmas, it also features Krampus, a far darker figure from winter and Christmas mythology. As Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's Callum Drift and Chris Evans' Jack O'Malley work together to locate and rescue Santa, one of their biggest leads is Krampus himself, Santa's mythological darker half. However, the monstrously horned Krampus is also perfectly cast in this new Christmas action movie.

In Red One, Krampus is introduced as the adopted brother and former partner of Santa Claus, inspired by German folklore where Krampus would punish all the naughty children (and even drag them to hell), while St. Nicholas gave gifts to those who'd been good. While Red One confirms the brothers had a falling out, Krampus was the originator of the naughty list and becomes a key lead for...

For horror fans, October is sacred. Commonfolk wear costumes, visit haunted attractions, and celebrate all things festively creepy en masse. Television channels, streaming platforms, and theaters dedicate overwhelming program blocks of Halloween favorites. Horror is en vogue, but with that attention comes the invariable onslaught of taste-maker trades showing their whole-ass behinds. Those who treat horror as unworthy for 11 other calendar months suddenly have opinions about horror's "resurgence," "death," or incoming "fatigue." It's a clockwork tradition that riles internet hordes — with good reason.

This year, two specific articles dominated genre discussions despite their wildly unsubstantiated and data-ignorant claims. The Hollywood Reporter warned that studio executives are worried about "Horror Fatigue," while Vulture opted for the headline "Horror Movies Are Just Trying To Survive." I hate the phrase "Horror Fatigue"; it's a made-up phenomenon that's been disproven year after year. Yet, sites like THR and Vulture approach horror-centric journalism with a goldfish's attention span.

The cast of The Diplomat continues to shine in the Netflix political dramas sophomore season, with their compelling performances making the journey to make sense of the chaos brought forth by The Diplomat season 1s cliffhanger finale extraordinary. If The Diplomat season 1 began with Kate Wyler begrudgingly taking over the position of US ambassador to the UK, unaware of Hal and Billies plans to use that posting as a trial run to see if Kate could be vice-president material, The Diplomat season 2 is set to have a different tone. Indeed, Kates priorities greatly changed after season 1s finale.

With the car bomb of season 1s finale endangering three characters, The Diplomat season 2 has many knots to untangle, having yet to reveal the culprits behind the attack on Hms Courageous. This continued to make the core six characters at the center of The Diplomat season 1 just as fundamental in season 2, even...

Golden Globe Award-winning actress Keri Russell stars in a new Netflix series called The Diplomat. It’s definitely worth checking out if you enjoyed watching The Night Agent and The Recruit.

Created by Homeland writer and executive producer Debora Cahn, The Diplomat follows a career diplomat named Kate Wyler who finds herself struggling to balance her new role and marriage after landing the high-profile position of US Ambassador to the United Kingdom.

Of course, there are many other talented actors in the series besides Russell, such as Rufus Sewell, Ali Ahn, David Gyasi, Ato Essandoh, Rory Kinnear, Miguel Sandoval, Nana Mensah, Michael McKean, etc. If you want to know who’s who in the political drama, continue reading because we shared a cast and characters guide below.

Netflix The Diplomat cast and character guide The Diplomat. Keri Russell as Kate Wyler in episode 103 of The Diplomat. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix...

The first look of Éanna Hardwicke as Manchester United and Ireland soccer legend Roy Keane alongside Steve Coogan as his embattled Irish national manager Mick McCarthy, has been revealed from upcoming comedy biopic “Saipan.”

The film — first announced earlier in the year by Variety — chronicles one of the most infamous moments in Irish sporting history, when Keane and McCarthy had a very public falling out. Alongside Hardwicke and Coogan, the supporting cast includes Alice Lowe (“Sightseers”), Jamie Beamish (“Derry Girls”), Alex Murphy (“Young Offenders”), Harriet Cains (“Bridgerton”) and Peter McDonald (“The Batman”).

“Saipan” is being directed by Glenn Leyburn and Lisa Barros D’Sa — the duo behind “Good Vibrations” and “Ordinary Love” — — working from an original script by Paul Fraser (“Dead Man’s Shoes”). Bankside Films is handling sales and will be showing a promo to buyers at the American Film Market.

Described as a “true-life comedy of the most epic proportions,...

The trailer for the horror-comedy The Invisible Raptor, starring Sean Astin, has debuted. Known for his performances in Stranger Things and The Lord of the Rings, Astin joins a cast of characters that include a disgraced paleontologist, his ex-girlfriend, an eccentric amusement park security guard, and a famous chicken farmer. They take on the near-impossible task of chasing and attempting to kill the hyper-intelligent invisible raptor on the loose in their town.

Well Go USA Entertainment has now released a trailer showing the invisible raptor stalking its prey, along with the hilarious attempts to take down the formidable predator. Check out the trailer below:

Astin appears to be a scientist who works in the laboratory where the invisible raptor was made and where it escapes from before terrorizing the local town. Mike Capes, who is also one of the movie's producers, plays paleontologist Grant Walker, whose dinosaur knowledge proves useful when hunting the raptor.

The star-studded thriller is already receiving Oscar buzz, which could impact when it arrives on streaming.

Time to send up the black smoke! Ralph Fiennes’ new papal drama movie “Conclave” is hitting theaters on Friday, Oct. 25. The movie is already generating awards chatter around Hollywood which could impact when you will be able to watch it at home. So, we will run through all of the information you need in order to figure out when and where it will be available to stream.

Key Details: Critics and audiences alike are raving about “Conclave.” The film is distributed by Focus Features, which means it will head to Peacock first. The wait for other Focus Features movies has been a short one, but “Conclave” could change that. Sign Up $7.99+ / month peacocktv.com Watch the Trailer for ‘Conclave’:

“Conclave” stars Fiennes as Cardinal-Dean Thomas Lawrence, who will lead the College of...

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Keri Russell is a brilliant actress who has wowed everyone by using her acting chops for more than 30 years. Russell made her acting debut with a Disney series The All-New Mickey Mouse Club. Since then she has been a part of many brilliant movies and shows including both indies and blockbusters. So, if you also love Russell’s performances here are the best movies and shows starring Keri Russell you should check out.

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Antlers is a supernatural horror film directed by Scott Cooper who also co-wrote the screenplay with C. Henry Chaisson and Nick Antosca. Based on the short story The Quiet Boy by Antosca, the 2021 film follows the story of a teacher and her brother, a sheriff discovers that one of her students is harboring a dangerous secret...

Netflix has greenlit a new limited series with a pretty impressive cast, from main star Claire Danes to showrunner Howard Gordon.

The Beast In Me Everything We Know post has all the juicy details of the newest thriller mystery joining Netflix. You’ll know when the show is coming on, who will be in the cast, the plot line, and everything else about the limited series.

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Claire Danes attends the Ulla Johnson fashion show during New York Fashion Week on September 08, 2024. (Photo by Dominik Bindl/Getty Images) What is The Beast in Me?

The Beast In Me has an impressive team attached, from the actors to various executive producers, including main actor Claire...