CBS is serving up Rebecca Breeds (“Pretty Little Liars”) as FBI agent Clarice Starling in its upcoming new series based on the iconic Silence of the Lambs protagonist made famous by Jodie Foster. Written and executive produced by Alex Kurtzman (The Island) and Jenny Lumet (The Mummy), “Clarice” picks up after the events of Lambs and follows Starling as she hunts down violent criminals.
Will Starling continue to look for charming cannibalistic killer Hannibal Lecter, who is seen on the lam in the Bahamas at the end of Silence of the Lambs, after his daring escape from captivity? Or, will this just be “Criminal Minds: Clarice.” What it won’t be is awesome as what Bryan Fuller had in mind for his regrettably cancelled NBC drama “Hannibal.”
Breeds is best known for her recurring roles on Freeform’s teen mystery soap “Pretty Little Liars” and the CW’s “Vampire Diaries” spinoff “The Originals.”
Pamount Pictures has released a new trailer for its upcoming sequel to 2018’s monster hit A Quiet Place, which starred the film’s director John Krasinski and Emily Blunt as parents raising children in an apocalyptic future where the slightest sound brings death from the alien creatures that have overrun the earth.
Arriving in theaters March 20, the new film picks up after the events of the first and pits the surviving Abbott family members up against new threats while attempting to escape the dangers they know. It will also give us a look at Day One of the alien invasion!
Hot mess Lindsay Lohan (Mean Girls) has set down her crack-pipe long enough to star in Cursed, a film that is surprisingly not her biopic but instead a supernatural thriller co-starring human drug Mickey Rourke (Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man).
Helmed by Steven R. Monroe (I Spit On Your Grave, 2010), Cursed stars Lohan as a sexy police detective who teams up with a renowned psychiatrist (Rourke) in an attempt to rescue five hostages from a deadly psychopath.
Lohan made her horror film debut in the 2007 serial-killer drama I Know Who Killed Me and has co-starred in Robert Rodriguez’s grindhouse actioner Machete and Dimension Films’ Scary Movie 5.
We’d call it a comeback, but Megan Fox has been on loop in our heads since revving our engines in Michael Bay’s Transformers. After a much too long hiatus from the big screen—where she graciously gifted us stroke-worthy performances in the criminally underrated Jennifer’s Body and the rightfully panned, but oh-my-God-she’s never looked-hotter, Jonah Hex—the iconic sexpot is set to star in Aurora.
Helmed by some guy named Lazar Bodroža, the sci-fi thriller has Fox playing a hot astronaut stationed in space to monitor solar storms that threatened Earth. Shock waves from the storms are bending time and Fox is soon caught in a rift between her past and present. Cameras roll in May.
No word on how exactly producers plan to make Fox’s astronaut sexy, but we’re hoping for a suit that’s a two-piece with a thong back and jetpack—something alluring that is obviously rooted in science. Fingers crossed they get it right. Fox deserves a righteous comeback!
Riley Keough, granddaughter of Elvis Presley and co-star of acclaimed horror indies It Comes At Night and The House That Jack Built, goes topless once again in The Lodge, a psychological thriller that pits a suicide cult survivor against her boyfriend’s bratty kids while at the family cabin during a snow storm.
Now, truth-be-told, Keough is the reason their daddy is divorcing their emotionally unstable mom. She’s also agreed to marry him. This trip is an opportunity for her to bond with the kids while taking care of them as their dad heads back to work, promising to be back in a couple of days.
Keough, who placed in our prestigious list for Top 10 Nude Acting Performances of 2018, is seen topless when she steps out of the shower only to be peeped at by the young boy. Knowing this is important to the story to keep you invested while it crawls towards its resolution.
Instagram stunner turned model/actress Charlotte McKinney plays a bikini-clad dream girl in Fantasy Island, a big screen adaptation of ABC’s late-70s/early-80s series from director Jeff Wadlow (Kick-Ass 2) and writing duo Jillian Jacobs and Christopher Roach (Truth Or Dare) for Blumhouse.
“Fantasy Island” follows guests to a magical island where their wildest wishes come true, but with potentially devastating consequences. Michael Pena (“Narcos: Mexico”) plays the iconic role of island host Mr. Roarke – originally made famous by Ricardo Montalban.
Additional cast includes Lucy Hale (Truth Or Dare), Maggie Q. (“La Femme Nikita”), Portia Doubleday (“Mr. Robot”), Jimmy O. Yang (“Silicone Valley”), Ryan Hansen (“Veronica Mars”), Michael Rooker (“Walking Dead”), and Kim Coates (“Sons of Anarchy”).
But, it’s McKinney in an itty-bitty thong bikini who keeps Fantasy Island afloat on the hopes that everyone else will die in this crappy adaptation and we can go back to drooling over the gorgeous blonde stunner!
Netflix has released the teaser “From Russia with Love” to announce the upcoming fourth season of “Stranger Things,” revealing the fate of police chief Jim Hopper (David Harbour)—seen imprisoned in snowy Kamchatka under dire circumstances.
Creators and showrunners The Duffer Brothers say Hopper will “face dangers both human…and other” and promise the show’s new season will be its biggest and most frightening to date. Being that season three was far too silly and void of any true tension, here’s hoping things can go back to strange.
Universal Pictures has set a March 13 release date for its satirical survival thriller The Hunt, starring Betty Gilpin (“Glow”) as the bustiest of 12 abducted strangers forced to participate as prey in an inaugural hunting match for rich elitists eager to claim their poor, dead carcasses as trophies.
Craig Zobel (Compliance) directs for superstar producers Jason Blum and Damon Lindelof (”LOST”), who penned the script with Nick Cuse (”The Leftovers”). Co-stars include Emma Roberts (”AHS”), Ike Barinholtz (”Mindy Project”), Ethan Suplee (”My Name Is Earl”), and Oscar-winner Hilary Swank (Million Dollar Baby).
The Hunt was slated for release last year, but was pulled to generate fake controversy for a better showing in March (damn fake news!). We’re just thrilled to know we’ll see Gilpin kicking ass in a clingy top!
STX Films has released a new trailer for Brahms: The Boy II, a sequel to the surprise 2016 hit, starring Lauren Cohan (“The Walking Dead”) as a hot nanny hired to look after a creepy, life-like doll named Brahms. Original Boy director William Brent Bell and writer Stacey Menear are back at the helm and have tapped Katie Holmes to star as a hot mom whose son bonds with the spooky doll.
Brahms: The Boy II marks Holmes return to horror since the 2010 Guillermo del Toro produced remake of Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark. Holmes, who came to fame on the popular teen soap “Dawson’s Creek,” is forever revered for her epic and timeless topless scene in the fittingly titled Sam Raimi supernatural thriller The Gift.
Lionsgate released today a first trailer for Spiral: From the Book of SAW, comedian Chris Rock’s much buzzed about new entry in the recently rebooted SAW franchise. Rock, who conceived the film’s story and serves as an executive producer, stars as a detective investigating a series of horrific murders.
Director Darren Lynn Bousman (SAW II-IV) is once again at the helm. Co-stars include Samuel L. Jackson as Rock’s foul-mouthed father, Max Minghella (“The Handmaid’s Tale”) as his partner, Marisol Nichols (“24”) as milfy Captain Angie Garza, and Nazneen Contractor (Star Trek: Into Darkness) as a sexy coroner to die for.
While we’re not thrilled with the title and the most likely absence of Tobin Bell as franchise baddie John “Jigsaw” Kramer, we are happy to have SAW still with us!
