Russell Crowe plays an actor dealing with demons of his past, literally, in his latest horror movie, THE EXORCISM. Crowe's costars Adam Goldberg and Ryan Simpkins chat with CineMovie about playing against the actor and his generous spirit.
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TWILIGHT OF THE WARRIORS: WALLED IN, the Hong Kong action extravaganza—packed with martial arts is coming to North American theaters on August 9. While there is no trailers yet, new images have been released featuring martial arts legends Sammo Hung and Louis Koo to Philip Ng and Raymond Lam.
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Hotel Mutiny was the Studio 54 of Miami where drugs flowed freely and the stomping ground for celebrities. The infamous club and hotel is the setting for MGM+''s new series, Hotel Cocaine. The stars and Narcos and Godfather of Harlem executive producers Chris Brancato and Guillermo Navarro reveal that not everything was fictionalized for the series and why it was the perfect setting of excessive luxury and wickedness for a drama.
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A new trailer dropped for the sequel to 2022's SMILE, and it features an entirely new cast. However, the survivor from the first movie, Kyle Gallner is listed in the cast. The new preview features Naomi Scott as a Lady Gaga-type entertainer, Skye Riley who is experiencing terrifying events and insane smiles. The fall release is many months away (October 18) but the marketing team is already hard at work pushing the new movie and positioning the on-screen pop sensation as a real pop star and a music single.
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Reginald The Vampire season 1 ended with a self-contained finale, but star Jacob Batalon says the season 2 end will leave viewers with a shocking cliffhanger. The actor also teases a possible turn to the dark side for Reginald in the horror comedy series.
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KILL, a Bollywood import, comes to the big screen on July 4th and a new trailer previews the action on a train starring Indian actor Lakshya.
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Barbara Mori leads the cast in the Spanish-language crime drama “Women in Blue” (“Las Azules”) coming to AppleTV+ and the streaming platform released a new trailer.
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INSIDE OUT 2 lives up to the original and introduces new Emotions which equals twice the fun.
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From the animation team behind SPIRITED AWAY and PRINCESS MONONOKE comes another marvelous animated flick, THE IMAGINARY.
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Renowned animator Yoshiyuki Momose (SPIRITED AWAY, PRINCESS MONONOKE) directs THE IMAGINARY in a hand-drawn animation style heightened by first-of-their-kind techniques of light and shadow. THE IMAGINARY takes us into the world of imaginary friends with an imaginary boy named Rudger who loses his human friend and arrives at The Town of Imaginaries where Imaginaries live until they find a new child pal. He must find his friend while dodging a mysterious man who eats Imaginaries.
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The Boys season 4 is full of shocking moments that make past seasons feel tamed. However, the latest season is stuck on repeat, following past plotlines. The first few episodes are slower-paced and highly political but the second half picks up momentum and leaves you salivating for the finale, which changes everything for The Boys and Sups.
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Sneak Peek: Chris Sanders and Lupita Nyong’o preview 20 minutes of footage from THE WILD ROBOT at Dreamwork’s Studios in Glendale, CA.
When THE WILD ROBOT director Chris Sanders (THE CROODS, LILO & STITCH, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON) approached Lupita Nyong’o for the role of the AI robot, Roz, she hesitated in taking on a robot character. Once Sanders assured the actor it would be a collaborative process, Nyong’o dug deep into crafting the voice and looked to existing AI voices like Siri and Alexa for inspiration.
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Reginald The Vampire actor Savannah Basley tells CineMovie she approached her Angela vampire character in a more comedic way in season 2 but not with punchlines rather in Angela style. She's also clearing the air about wearing a corset as part of the character's wardrobe.
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Rian Johnson's third entry in the KNIVES OUT trilogy, WAKE UP DEAD MAN: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY, begins production in London, and the director/writer released the first image from the sequel of Daniel Craig as a long-haired Benoit Blanc.
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When we last saw Spider-Man's BFF Ned, played by Jacob Batalon, he discovered he had sorcerer powers but then Doctor Strange wiped out everyone's memory. CineMovie asked the actor, currently starring in Reginald the Vampire season 2 on Syfy, where he would like to take his character next in the rumored SPIDER-MAN 4 with Tom Holland and Zendaya.
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After debuting as a theatrical release, The Chosen Season 4 premiered on livestream and VOD, and climbed to #1 in the Apple TV App Store and to the #2 free app in the mobile iOS App Store, as Season 4 Episode 1 was released on Sunday evening.
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Mia Maestro (THE TWILIGHT SAGA, Mayans M.C.) stars as a single mother running an illegal marijuana business in her home in GRASSLAND. While the plot isn’t particularly exciting, the independent film’s riveting characters and intense situations make for an interesting watch.
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Actress Dafne Keen (LOGAN, His Dark Materials) plays a Jedi apprentice in the Disney+' Star Wars series, The Acolyte. The actress says she may be a Padawan, but her character has it all together, and she is well-prepared hence expect an awesome lightsaber duel.
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CineMovie has conducted thousands of interviews over the last decade with actors and celebrities, and we've picked up some of our favorite funny moments with Gordon Ramsay,Channing, Tatum, Jamie Lee Curtis, Edgar, Ramirez, Jim Carrey, James Marsden and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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The Acolyte is a breath of fresh air with a storyline different from any other Star Wars property. The new Disney+ show doesn’t rely on past events in the saga, instead forging its own path with exciting new characters and world. The Acolyte is high-quality art with great production design and costumes that are out of this world.
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Viggo Mortensen takes the romance out of the Wild West in his sophomoric directorial effort, THE DEAD DON’T HURT. Westerns typically feature men as heroes or outlaws, and women are relegated to prostitutes or wives. Mortensen presents a different point of view from an independent woman's perspective (Vicky Krieps) and also the immigrant experience.
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