Model and actress Melissa Bolona stars in The Neighbor, a new thriller from director Marcus Dunstan and writer Patrick Melton, the talented and twisted duo behind white-knuckle frighteners Feast, The Collector and The Collection.
Set in Cutter, Mississippi, The Neighbor tells the terrifying tale of a man who finds his missing girlfriend in a neighbor’s house along with a group of kidnap victims and attempts to lead them to safety. Things get dicey when the neighbor gets home.
Joining Bolona in The Neighbor are Dunstan and Melton regular Josh Stewart (The Collector, The Collection) and stunners Alex Essoe (Starry Eyes), Jaqueline Fleming (Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter), and Heather Williams (Sorrow).
Kids are annoying little shits, but never more so than when they’re demonically possessed. Ugh, they’re insufferable… and powerful! A kid you can’t smack around or toss in a dumpster is truly a nightmare come to life.
That is why Ouija: Origin of Evil looks pretty damn frightening. A sequel to the 2014 original, the new film is set in 1965 Los Angeles and follows a single mom and the two young daughters she employs to run a seance scam. The youngest gets possessed and becomes a twitching, face-distorting brat.
The visuals are seriously disturbing and far more creepy than the original. Arrives Oct. 21.
HBO has released a full-length trailer for “Westworld,” a re-imagining of the 1973 sci-fi classic about androids run amok in an amusement park for humans to indulge in their lust for blood and sex. Noble endeavors are available too, but who would stand in line for that? Get us a FastPass to the brutality!
Bad Robot (”LOST”) and Jonathan Nolan (”Person of Interest”) produced. All-star cast includes Anthony Hopkins, Ed Harris, James Marsden, Rodrigo Santoro, and stunners Evan Rachel Wood (”True Blood”), Angela Sarafyan (Breaking Dawn), Thandie Newton (2012) and Ingrid Bolsø Berdal (Hercules).
A new trailer has gone online for Sony Pictures’ Inferno, the third film in the Robert Langdon franchise based on the chart-topping novels by Dan Brown. Ron Howard returns to the helm with Tom Hanks reprising his role as the beloved Harvard symbologist. In theaters Oct. 28.
Inferno is adapted by David Koepp (Angels and Demons) and finds Langdon suffering from amnesia in Italy. Felicity Jones (Rogue One) plays Dr. Sienna Brooks, a roguish rebel out to destroy the Death Star … oh, wait, scratch that. She’s Langdon’s ally, helping him stop a plague inspired by Dante’s “Inferno.”
