Images have gone online for Eli Roth’s Knock Knock, a psycho-sexual thriller guaranteed titillate and frighten married men everywhere. The film stars Keanu Reeves as a happily married man who gets an unexpected visit from two hot young girls while his family is away. Bad things ensue.

Roth wrote the film with his Aftershock collaborators Nicolas Lopez and Guillermo Amoedo. The hot psycho chicks are played by Cuban stunner Ana de Armas (El Callejon) and Chilean model/actress Lorenza Izzo (Green Inferno).

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Krysten Ritter is set to topline “Marvel’s A.K.A. Jessica Jones,” the studio’s new superhero series for Netflix. Ritter plays Jones, a costumed heroine suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, running a detective agency to aid other superheroes.

“Jessica Jones” is one of four new superhero shows Marvel is producing for Netflix, which include “Daredevil,” “Ironfist,” and “Luke Cage,” leading to a “Defenders” miniseries. Actor Mike Colter will be introduced as Cage midway through the series. Twilight scribe Melissa Rosenberg serves as showrunner.

Ritter is a former model turned actress best known for the rightfully cancelled ABC series “Don’t Trust the Bitch in Apartment 23” and more awesomely as Jesse Pinkman’s doomed druggie girlfriend Jane Margolis on AMC’s much missed Emmy winner “Breaking Bad.”

After mailing it in for years in countless romantic comedies, Kate Hudson is taking a turn at the thriller genre with Unforgettable, a psycho-bitch drama about a newly wed couple tormented by the husband’s troubled and enraged ex-wife.

Unforgettable is directed by Amma Asante, whose critical acclaim for the period piece Belle may have lured Hudson—and co-star Kerry Washington—to the strained jealous ex thriller that has given us an Obsessed and The Roommate for every Fatal Attraction and Single White Female.

There is no word on whether Hudson will play the wife or the psycho, but here’s hoping she’ll be cast against type. Despite being known for rom-coms such as How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days and Fool’s Gold, Hudson did shine in Michael Winterbottom’s brutally violent and controversial film adaptation of the Jim Thompson’s 1952 novel The Killer Inside Me.

If you’re a movie fan, you’re surely beside yourself over the recent slew of amazing trailers for next years blockbusters: Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Jurassic World, Terminator: Genisys, Gnome Alone… what’s that? You don’t know about Gnome Alone? You’re missing out, people!

Gnome Alone stars Verne Troyer as a murderous troll, arguably his most notable role since playing Mini-Me in the Austin Powers franchise. International stunner Aria London co-stars as a cop. Lionsgate Home Entertainment releases the epic Jan. 20 on DVD and VOD.

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