Universal Pictures Home Entertainment has set an Oct. 1 DVD and Blu-ray release date for Doom: Annihilation, a sequel to the doomed 2005 big screen adaptation of the groundbreaking first person shooter from id Software, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Karl Urban, and Rosamund Pike.
Doom: Annihilation follows a group of space marines answering a distress call on a Martian moon base overrun by demonic creatures. Amy Manson (“Once Upon a Time) and Danish model/actress Nina Bergman (pictured above) star and kick ass.
Francesca Eastwood, daughter of Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood, is feeling lucky in serial killer drama Awake. That’s why she’s confident Jonathan Rhys Meyers is not a murderer… that and the fact that he looks like a retired Hollister model. Seriously, would her character feel the same way if he looked like Clint Howard?
Awake stars Eastwood as a hospital nurse who helps a car accident victim (Meyers) suffering from amnesia and wanted by police for the sadistic slaughter of many young women escape capture in the hopes of proving his innocence.
Eastwood, who made her nude debut in the 2017 revenge thriller M.F.A., is played mutant Molly Walker on NBC event series “Heroes Reborn” and co-starred in controversial photographer and then boyfriend Tyler Shield’s Final Girl. She is best know for burning a $100K Birkin bag in a photo shoot for Shields.
Awake arrives on VOD Aug. 16 and on Blu-ray and DVD Sept. 24.
Jurassic World the Ride is now open at Universal Studios Hollywood and the fun-loving folks at SoCal Attractions 360 have got complete footage of the experience in 4K goodness. The ride replaces the original Jurassic Park the Ride, which launched in 1996 and closed last year, and provides encounters with deadly Jurassic World dinos such as Mosasaurus and the Indominus rex hybrid.
Warner Bros. and New Line released today the final trailer for IT: Chapter Two, the eagerly anticipated sequel to its 2017 blockbuster adaptation of Stephen King’s 1986 novel. Picking up 27 years after the events of the first film, the new chapter reunites an all growns up Losers Club to foil the return of Pennywise the Dancing Clown to Derry, Maine.
Andy Muschietti is once again at the helm and is joined by a new cast of adult losers: James McAvoy (Glass), Jessica Chastain (Zero Dark Thirty), Bill Hader (“Barry”), James Ransone (Sinister), Jay Ryan (“Terra Nova”), Andy Bean (“Swamp Thing”), and Isaiah Mustafa (“Shadow Hunters”). Bill Skarsgard returns as Pennywise…and is more frightening than ever!
Yvonne Strahovski (“The Handmaid’s Tale”) and Noomi Rapace (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) are hot milfs caught in a sexy cat fight in Lionsgate’s new psycho-bitch thriller Angel of Mine, releasing in theaters and VOD on Aug. 30.
Strahovski plays an insanely hot mom whose kid becomes an unhealthy obsession for hot mom Rapace, who lost her daughter in an accident and has come to belive Strahovski’s child is hers back from the dead. A lot of fucked up stuff happens throughout before ending in what we hope is an oily, if not nude, milf fight!
Eiza Gonzalez, the Mexican stunner who courageously stepped into Salma Hayek’s stilettos to play Satanico Pandemonium in Robert Rodriguez’s small screen adaptation of his 1996 vampire crime thriller From Dusk Till Dawn, co-stars in the sci-fi, fantasy drama Paradise Hills.
Paradise Hills is a wonderful facility where rich and prestigious families send their less than perfect daughters to resolve their physical and emotional shortcomings through diet, exercise, vocal lessons, gymnastics, beauty regiments, and etiquette.
Gonzalez plays Amarna, a gorgeous Latin pop star who befriends new arrival Emma Roberts and a group of losers, including Awkwafina (Crazy Rich Asians) and Danielle MacDonald (Dumplin’). Milla Jovovich also stars as the hot chick in charge at Paradise Hills.
Long before it was popular to hate on white people, rocker-turned-director Rob Zombie was introducing some of the most vile and scariest looking rednecks ever seen this side of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre’s Sawyer fam.
None of Zombie’s many hicks are more heinous than Baby Firefly (Sheri Moon Zombie), Otis Driftwood (Bill Moseley), and Captain Spaulding(Sid Haig)—the Firefly family of serial killersfirst seen in House of a 1000 Corpses and its sequel The Devil’s Rejects.
The murderous clan of crackers returns Sept. 16 in Three From Hell.
Alexandra Daddario stars in Night Hunter, a long gestating serial killer drama co-starring Henry Cavill (Mission Impossible: Fallout), Ben Kingsley (Gandhi), Nathan Fillion (“Firefly”), and fellow stunner Minka Kelly (The Roommate).
Night Hunter finds a police force and a local vigilante caught up in the arrest of a man accused of abducting and murdering numerous women. Daddario plays a homicide detective with big boobs who believes the culprit has multiple personalities—one of which could help reveal answers about missing victims.
Radha Mitchell (Silent Hill) stars alongside fright icon Lin Shaye (Insidious) in DreamKetchup DreamKatcher, a supernatural thriller about a young boy tormented by visions of his dead mother and the hot milf therapist attempting to snap him out of it while on a road trip with his dad to the woods.
Mitchell plays the sexy shrink, who is left alone with the troubled brat when her boyfriend/his father, played by Henry Thomas (E.T.), must return to the city. Shaye is the mysterious, old kook the hot therapist and boy encounter out in the woods.
In addition to the awesome Silent Hill franchise, Mitchell has starred in a string of notable thrillers, including sci-fi actioners Pitch Black and Surrogates, serial killer dramas Frozen Ground and Evidence, killer croc creature-feature Rogue, and 2010’s remake of George Romero’s classic viral outbreak thriller The Crazies.
Teri Hatcher (”Desperate Housewives”) makes her horror debut in Madness in the Method, a meta horror-comedy from Clerks actor-turned-director Jason Mewes. Hatcher co-stars alongside Mewes, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo (Machete), Gina Carano (Deadpool), and “Lois & Clark” co-star Dean Cain.
Madness in the Method finds Mewes attempting to break free from his Hollywood image to become a serious actor by retrieving a mysterious acting manual that holds great danger for the young thespian and all those around him. In selected theaters and VOD Aug. 2.
