Gabrielle Union is a desperate MILF out to save her kids from the motherfuckers holding them hostage inside her deceased father’s estate in Breaking In, a home invasion thriller from V for Vendetta director James McTeigue and Rampage scribe Ryan Engle.

Breaking In costars Billy Burke (“Zoo”) as leader of the hooligans holding Union’s kids hostage to gain access to her old man’s shit. Ajiona Alexus (“13 Reasons Why”) is Union’s daughter. Universal releases the film Mother’s Day, May 13.

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Dark Sky Films has set a Feb. 6 VOD and home edition release date for Victor Crowley, the fourth film in director Adam Green’s Hatchet series. Kane Hodder returns as Crowley, the deformed bayou butcher, inadvertently resurrected 10 years after the previous massacre by a former survivor looking to cash in.

Despite having a stupid name and being one of the goofiest looking movie killers in horror, Victor Crowley’s kills remain some of the most fun – and gruesome – in the genre, elevating Hatchet above your typical slasher.

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Virginia Gardner is set to costar in the new and reportedly final Halloween sequel from horror hit machine Blumhouse and Universal Pictures. David Gordon Green (Pineapple Express) directs and co-writes with longtime collaborator and actor Danny McBride (”Eastbound & Down”).

Halloween creator John Carpenter serves as an executive producer on the film and Jamie Lee Curtis stars once again as iconic final girl Laurie Strode. Newcomer Andi Matichak plays Strode’s granddaughter Allyson and Gardner is her hot friend from school.

Gardner, who costarred in the time machine thriller Project Almanac and stars as Karolina Dean in Hulu’s original superhero series,”Marvel’s Runaways,” makes her horror film debut with Halloween. She is best known for having had a recurring role on ABC’s hit comedy “The Goldbergs.”

Like most young kids with an Atari, I had zero interest in books growing up … until the day I couldn’t find Cliff Notes for Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 and had no choice but to read it for a book report. My passion for literature was immediately ignited, destined to burn bright until I discovered pornography.

Now, HBO Films has now adapted Fahrenheit 451 for a new generation that doesn’t know what books are and is obsessed with being famous on social media – so, yeah, don’t count on them watching. But, we old fogies will have a blast pointing out how Bradbury called it way back in the 50s!

Fahrenheit 451 stars Michael B. Jordan as Guy Montag, a “fireman” tasked with burning books in a dystopian society where people are happily kept ignorant by their government, Michael Shannon as his boss Captain Beatty, and stunner Sofia Boutella – of Mummy, Atomic Blonde, Kingsman fame – as Clarisse, the young woman who opens his eyes.

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Canadian stunner Tiera Skovbye (“Once Upon a Time”) plays hot neighbor Nikki Kaszuba in the 80s based coming-of-age thriller Summer of 84. Helmed by three director dudes calling themselves RKSS, the film follows a group of horny teenage boys determined to expose a local cop as the town’s elusive serial killer.

Skovbye is best known for playing Robin Hood’s daughter on ABC’s fairy tale series “Once Upon a Time” and Betty Cooper’s daughter Polly on the CW’s Archie comics adaptation “Riverdale.” She’s also starred in a string of scandalous Lifetime movies, including The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story, in which she played infamous actress Elizabeth Berkley.

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Lionsgate Home Entertainment has set a Feb. 13 OnDemand and home video release date for Hellraiser: Judgement, the tenth entry in the popular Hellraiser franchise spawned by Clive Barker’s titillating and terrifying novella, “The Hellbound Heart.”

Hellraiser: Judgement follows three detectives sucked into a Cenobite hell while on the trail of a sadistic serial killer. Effects guru Gary J. Tunnicliffe (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) is at the helm with Paul T. Taylor (Sin City) stepping in for Doug Bradley as its iconic movie monster, Pinhead.

This new Hellraiser looks sick. The Cenobites are gross and cool and Pinhead remains regal and menacing… and, holy shit, the Surgeon! Special features on the Blu-ray include deleted and extended scenes and a gag reel – because eviscerating people in gruesome ways always leads to uncontrollable chuckles!

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Family entertainment takes on a whole new meaning with Leatherface, the eighth entry in the Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. Helmed by celebrated horror auteurs Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury (Inside), the film serves as a prequel to Tobe Hooper’s 1974 original classic, providing an introduction to the Sawyer family of cannibalistic killers and an origins tale for its chainsaw-wielding maniac, Leatherface.

The film is available on DVD and Blu-ray from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.

Set in the 50’s, Leatherface presents a surprisingly engaging narrative with masterfully crafted set pieces that suck you in immediately. Its guess who is Leatherface story hook is a bit predictable and unnecessary, but doesn’t take away from the film’s drama. The violence and gore isn’t as over-the-top as it has been in other Texas Chainsaw sequels because Leatherface isn’t doing the heavy lifting, but that’s okay because the film’s point is to show us what made him such a monster.

Our only real issues with Leatherface are that the guy who turns out to be the iconic murderer is so much smaller than we have seen before and that Bustillo and Maury’s alternate ending (bonus feature) is a million times better than the conclusion they chose to go with for its final release. That horrific and heartbreaking end finds Leatherface cutting pieces from the face of a living victim he loves for the mask he wears to conceal his deformed face. It’s a truly disturbing image and a perfect end to a story that details the transformation of a hapless boy to troubled youth to love-struck kid to deranged psychopath.

Why Bustillo and Maury couldn’t keep that end is an unfortunate mystery, but one that doesn’t totally sink their efforts. What follows is our spoiler-filled review…

Leatherface kicks off clumsily with Sawyer matriarch Verna gifting tween son Jedidiah with a chainsaw and victim on his birthday as his grandpa and siblings goad him on to kill. It’s an outrageous opening in the ridiculous tradition of Bustillo and Maury’s silly and overrated slasher Inside. Thankfully, it can be dismissed and forwarded without consequence.

Leatherface really begins with Jedidiah luring a Texas Ranger’s daughter to her death at the family barn. He performs the task to indulge his brothers’ blood lust and the act that lands them in a mental asylum, where he’s rehabilitated into a fairly decent 20-year-old renamed Jackson for security reasons. His oafish brother, now named Bud, hasn’t fared as well, making them the George Milton and Lennie Smalls of the institution.

Things go bad for Jackson when his mother tracks them down to unsuccessfully enforce visitation rights and springs forth a riot among the inmates, leading to Jackson and Bud’s escape with love-struck lunatics Ike and Clarice – who celebrate their freedom by slaughtering folks at a diner and having a threesome with a corpse they find at a hideout. Nurse Elizabeth White, abducted by the group during the outbreak, is kept safe by Jackson and Bud – both of whom have bonded with their hot and kindhearted caregiver.

Once on the lam, the group is pursued by Texas Ranger Hartman, vengeful father of the girl murdered by the Sawyer boys in their barn a decade ago. He’s relentless and grateful for the opportunity to avenge his daughter and put the Sawyer boys down.

Stephen Dorff portrays Hartman with all the menacing intensity usually reserved for his roles as villain and pits the lawman against the Sawyer clan with ruthless righteousness and hate. He tracks Clarice down and executes her pointblank when she mocks his deceased daughter during questioning. He fires the shot that disfigures Jackson’s face during a getaway car chase. He holds Jackson and Elizabeth hostage at the Sawyer barn, plotting out his retribution.

Betrayed by his dumb-ass deputy, Hartman’s plan goes awry before he’s ready and Elizabeth meets the Sawyers. Jackson is revealed to be Leatherface as his torn face is stitched together by his mother and held in place with a muzzle. He appears to be a bit traumatized by his ordeal, but knows Hartman is to blame for his newfound torment and, after so many years of inner struggle, submits to the Sawyer way, eviscerating the Ranger with a chainsaw.

Elizabeth escapes only to get caught in the woods where she attempts to remind Jackson of their friendship at the asylum as he looms over her with revved chainsaw.

Leatherface is welcomed addition to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre canon, but as far as we at Clatto are concerned, the most worthy entries since the 1974 original remain Platinum Dunes 2003 remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and its 2006 prequel The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning.

A trailer has gone online for horror-comedy The Night Sitter, starring “The Walking Dead’s” Elyse Dufour. The sexy redhead plays a thief posing as a hot babysitter to hit the home of a wealthy mark, an enthusiast of the dark arts with a misfit son, who inadvertently summons a trio of sinister witches.

Horror fans may recognize Dufour from her recurring role as Neegan’s hottest wife on AMC’s “The Walking Dead.” She’s also done guest roles on TV series “Sleepy Hollow” and “Constantine” and appeared in indie frighteners SiREN, Drakul, and Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip.

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Aviron Pictures has a fill-length trailer for Strangers: Prey at Night, the long gestating and eagerly awaited sequel to Bryan Bertino’s terrifying 2008 home invasion classic, The Strangers. Johannes Roberts (47 Meters Down) is at the helm with a script penned by Bertino and Ben Ketai (30 Days of Night: Dark Days).

Christina Hendricks (”Mad Men”) plays the busty matriarch of a family stranded at an abandoned trailer park where they are tormented by three masked killers: Pin-up Girl (Lea Enslin), Dollface (Emma Bellomy), and Man in the Mask (Damian Maffei). In theaters March 9.

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Our list of The 5 Hottest Nude Acting Performances of 2017 is here! It was a huge year for women on the big screen and small as many toplined some of the most successful movie blockbusters and acclaimed television series ever. Unfortunately, most played it safe (we’re looking at you Wonder Woman).

We’re not here to celebrate those who take no chances. No, sir. We honor those brave boob, bush, and butt baring thespians and lesbians whose nudity enhanced their roles and made their performances all the more impactful.

If you’re some kind of historian, you won’t want to miss our lists for 2016, 2015, and 2014. And… don’t forget to check out our list of The 10 Sexiest Horror Films of 2017.

05. CORTNEY PALM (PARTY GIRL, DEAD ANT)

Cortney Palm has captured horror fans’ dark little hearts with appearances in indie thrillers such as Sushi Girl, Silent Night, and Zombeavers and refreshing devil-may-care attitude towards nudity. This year, the slender hottie played a party girl high on peyote and fleeing from a giant ant while shedding her skimpy clothes in the horror-comedy Dead Ant. The scene opens the movie and helps set its outrageous vibe from the get-go.

04. TERESA PALMER (CLARE HAVEL, BERLIN SYNDROME)

Teresa Palmer turns in a powerful nude performance as abducted Australian photographer Clare Havel in one of the year’s most intense thrillers, The Berlin Syndrome. Clare meets a charming high school teacher named Andi while sightseeing and is immediately attracted to his easy manner and charming humor. He shows her round town, leading her back to his towering and isolated apartment for what’s meant to be a prolonged, but temporary, relationship.

Suddenly aware of her entrapment, Clare employs all tactics possible to escape only to have each attempt thwarted at every turn. As months go by, Clare’s nudity goes from frightened and tormented to seductive and cunning to desperate and sad. It’s an emotional roller coaster of Palmer T&A!

03. ANA DE ARMAS (JOI, BLADE RUNNER 2049)

Cuban stunner Ana de Armas, a 2015 Best Nude Acting honoree for her role in the erotic thriller Knock Knock, goes nude as the female lead in Ridley Scott’s eagerly anticipated sequel Blade Runner 2049. Armas plays Joi, a hologram companion with powerful AI capabilities available for purchase to those seeking an enhanced girlfriend experience – in this case, protagonist Blade Runner K.

As Joi, Armas is as wonderfully sweet and vulnerable as she is drop dead sexy – a real departure from her bratty bad girl role in Knock Knock. It’s a star-making part in the vein of Margot Robbie’s full-frontal turn in Martin Scorsese’s Wolf of Wall Street. Sure, Armas’ nudity is quite brief by comparison, but she does it at 50-foot-tall!

02. CARRIE COON (NORA DURST, THE LEFTOVERS)

Carrie Coon would surely be insulted to know she’s ended up on a list such as this, but the acclaimed actress brought us to tears while our trousers were down during the third and final season of HBO’s devastatingly tragic drama series “The Leftovers.” As Nora Durst, Coon often went nude, but this year she ripped our hearts out as she stepped into a machine sure to incinerate her in the hopes of being reunited with her husband and children, taken during the Sudden Departure that took 2% of the world’s population without a trace.

And, yet, through the tears and terror of what could be Nora Durst’s horrific end, we couldn’t help but notice what an amazing tush Coon rocks while climbing up to the machine! Powerful stuff on all levels.

01. RUTH RAMOS (ALEJANDRA, UNTAMED)

Ruth Ramos comes to us from Tijuana, Mexico – the land of hot donkey love. It’s no surprise then she didn’t shy away from the inter-species sex required from her in the role in Amat Escalante’s The Untamed, a pervy creature-feature masquerading as an art-house drama about a small town nurse married to an abusive brute who is having an affair with her brother.

Unlike Guillermo del Toro’s Shape of Water, The Untamed is not a romantic tale where love conquers all, but instead a Pornhub-worthy spectacle of tentacle gangbanging. Ramos has set the nude performance bar pretty high, but here’s hoping there’s a sequel!