Joana Ribeiro is the hot naked chick in DC Studios’ Clayface, an origin story on the shape-shifting Batman villain. The beautiful Portuguesa plays a crime lord’s girlfriend who seduces budding actor Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries) into bed after a wild night of partying.
In the morning, they’re discovered by her mob boss beau, who slashes Matt’s face, disfiguring him permanently and destroying his acting career. Before the brutality, Ribeiro flashes her gorgeous ass and boobs as she leaves the scene.
She got her break in Portuguese soaps before making her feature film debut in Terry Gilliam’s The Man Who Killed Don Quixote in 2018. She also played a hot Our Lady of Fatima (that’s Mary, mother of Jesus to you unfamiliar hell-bound heathens) in the Italian faith-based drama Fatima and appeared in Antoine Fuqua’s Golden Raspberry nominated sci-fi actioner Infinite.
“Crystal Lake,” the Friday the 13th prequel series from A24, has been gory good fun with an unexpected dive into Jason’s origins and an emotional backstory for angry mom Pam Voorhees. But fans of the original slasher are missing one crucial element: boobs.
Showrunner Brad Caleb Kane passes the buck:
I tried. That’s America. You can give the kids the violence, but God forbid they see some breasts. Sometimes you get overruled in these things.
It’s not a complete wash, however, as redhead April Consalo bares her ass and some side boob while banging out in the woods in episode six. It’s not much but masturbators can’t be choosers.
Consalo made her feature film debut in Lifetime’s Hider in My House and went nude for the first time as the lead in the horror-comedy Cannibal Mukbang.
The Paramount+ survival series that introduced us to Ella Purnell and Sophie Thatcher as high school hotties run amok when their plane crashes in the Canadian wilderness, stranding them for nearly two years, is coming to an end.
Things quickly took an extra crispy turn on the show when the girls started eating each other—and not in the good way. Such was Purnell’s fate in season one. Thatcher, thankfully, remains as the group’s rebellious and resourceful leader.
Paramount+ will premiere the show’s final season on Nov. 20.
Scarlett Johansson fronts writer-director Mike Flanagan’s TheExorcist: Martyrs, the franchise’s seventh installment and its most promising entry since the 1973 original—and maybe, just maybe, Leslie Nielsen’s Repossessed.
Johansson plays a celebrated New York City detective whose big juicy boobs must be concealed under frumpy clothes while investigating a new ritualistic murder case, 13 years after ending a satanic serial killer’s reign of terror.
Johansson recently breathed new life into the beloved Jurassic Park franchise, leading Jurassic World: Big Boobs Rebirth to more than $800M worldwide (read review).
Universal Pictures and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster have released a trailer for River, a survival slasher starring Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day) and Jane Levy (Evil Dead), written and directed by Joshua Giuliano in his feature film debut.
Rothe and Levy play hot siblings reunited to scatter the ashes of their deceased father over his favorite river. Their boat breaks down as masked killers hunt them from the shore.
Soulm8te, an erotic thriller from Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster set in the M3GAN universe, makes its subscription-streaming debut today on Hulu. Originally slated for a theatrical release earlier this year, the spinoff was derailed after M3GAN 2.0 tanked at the box office.
Directed by Kate Dolan (You Are Not My Mother), Soulm8te tells the story of a grieving young widower who falls for the hot AI-powered companion the company he works for has designed to be the perfect girlfriend. Unfortunately, he diddles with her programming and she becomes possessive and homicidal, leading to some fun, gruesome kills.
But does she show? Yes! Unlike Megan Fox in her similarly plotted AI thriller Subservience (ranked in Clatto’s list of The 10 Sexiest Horror Films of 2024), Aussie stunner Lily Sullivan (Evil Dead Rise) exposes her glorious handfuls in a couple of scenes.
Prime Originals has released a trailer for Mike Flanagan’s modern-day reboot of Stephen King’s 1974 debut novel, “Carrie.” Set in the social media age, the eight-episode series follows bullied high school student Carrie White as she reaches her breaking point, premiering Oct. 7.
Summer H. Howell beat out a reported 1,500 actresses to play the telekinetic misfit. Only 22, the starlet has already built up a scream queen resume, beginning with her 2013 feature film debut, Curse of Chucky. She returned for Cult of Chucky in 2017 and followed that up with notable serial killer flicks Hunter Hunter and last year’s Night of the Reaper.
No doubt she’s got the chops to play the role, but shouldn’t she have gained some 80lbs and have braces and stringy hair or, at the very least, wear some glasses ala She’s All That? This Carrie is just too cute. And her name is Summer. Howell’s Carrie would own that school.
Spanish stunner Charlotte Vega (Wrong Turn) stars in Saban Films’ recently acquired creature feature Alphas, directed by Liam O’Donnell (Skylines), which is set to arrive in theaters in early 2027.
Vega plays a hot former orca trainer who teams up with a retired surf legend (Martin Henderson) to sic the meanest killer whale ever on a group of great whites terrorizing a small beach town.
Vega made her feature film debut in 2012’s Spanish viral outbreak thriller REC: Genesis. Starring roles followed in 2017’s underrated goth frightner The Lodgers and 2021’s Wrong Turnremake.
Paramount has set a July 16, 2027, theatrical release date for Crawl 2, a sequel to director Alexandre Aja’s 2019 hit about a hot chick trying to rescue her dad from a hurricane in Florida, only to discover he’s trapped in his home by alligators.
Aja is back at the helm working off a script he co-wrote with the writing duo behind Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimensionand Gregory Levasseur, who wrote Mirrors, High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes 2006, and the underrated, white-knuckle thriller P2.
This time out, Emily Rudd (Whalefall) plays a hot chick caught alongside Mason Good (Heart Eyes) in New York following a hurricane that has brought alligators to its streets.
Universal Pictures has released a final trailer for Other Mommy, a big-screen adaptation of Josh Malerman’s “Incidents Around the House novel,” starring Jessica Chastain as an eight-year-old girl’s MILFy mom—and her evil doppelganger.
Chastain, 49, is coming into her GILF years nicely. Her figure is banging and she’s totally hot despite the creepy clown smile she’s perfected for the film. The Oscar-winner also has a notable list of fright flicks under her belt, including Guillermo del Toro’s Crimson Peakand Andy Muschietti’sIT Chapter Two and Mama.
Rob Savage (Boogeyman) directs the supernatural thriller for Atomic Monster and Blumhouse. It arrives in theaters Oct. 9.
