A trailer has debuted online for Sleepwalker, a psychological thriller from producer Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way, starring Hayden Panettiere (“Heroes”) as a hot MILF tormented by an abusive husband and the death of her young daughter.
Panettiere plays a successful artist who loses her daughter in a car accident that leaves her abusive ex in a coma. Her trauma leads to sleepwalking episodes, which grow worse with time.
While we’re certain she won’t sleepwalk into a Blacked scene, we like how Panettiere’s boobs open the trailer.
A new remake of the 1984 holiday slasher Silent Night, Deadly Nightarrives in theaters on December 12 for an unrated wide release. Written and directed by Mike P. Nelson (Wrong Turn), the film stars Rohan Campbell (The Monkey) as its murderous Santa and Ruby Modine (Happy Death Day) as the object of his desire.
In the original Silent Night, Deadly Night, a murderous Santa goes on a killing spree targeting those who are bad—namely young naked women and the men who screw them.
Scarlett Johansson is fronting writer-director Mike Flanagan’s new Exorcist movie for Blumhouse-Atomic Monster. The film will tell an original story rooted in the lore of the 1973 classic, but with head-turning boobs.
Flanagan said:
Scarlett is a brilliant actress whose captivating performances always feel grounded and real, from genre films to summer blockbusters, and I couldn’t be happier to have her join this Exorcist film.
Starz’s sword-and-sandal series “Spartacus” holds a special place in our loins. The hyper-stylized gladiator epic—created by showrunner Steven S. DeKnight, produced by Sam Raimi, and directed by Rick Jacobson—blessed us with savage fights, buckets of blood, quotable profanity, and copious amounts of debauched sex and nudity.
More than a decade later, Starz is going back to the ludus to resurrect its beloved 2010-2013 series with “Spartacus: House of Ashur,” featuring Nick E. Tarabay reprising Ashur, Tenika Davis as female gladiator Achillia, Jackson Gallagher as Julius Caesar, Claudia Black as politician Cossutia, and Ivana Baquero and Jamaica Vaughan as hot slave girls.
“House of Ashur” reimagines what would have happened if Ashur—a former gladiator and slave who became a cunning proxy to lanista Quintus Lentulus Batiatus in the original series—had executed Spartacus for the Romans and been rewarded with his own ludus.
But, by Jupiter’s cock, how would that even be possible? Lucy Lawless returns as Lucretia to explain…
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“Spartacus: House of Ashur” premieres Dec. 5 and will run for 10 episodes. According to DeKnight, the series could extend to five seasons if the first is successful.
Hannah Fierman, the cute, buggy-eyed star of the “Amateur Night” segment of 2012’s V/H/S, stars alongside movie-monster icon Doug Bradley (Hellraiser) in the indie horror-comedy The Demonatrix, set to have its North American premiere Dec. 5.
Fierman plays a dominatrix who accidentally conjures up a demon during a staged seance to earn some extra scratch. Her only hope of sending it back to hell is a priest (Aurelio Voltaire) from a neighboring church and his demonologist mentor (Bradley).
Full Moon Features has released a trailer for Prompt, an erotic thriller about a hot chick who uses AI to explore her sexual fantasies and becomes obsessed with the technology.
Full Moon founder and director Charles Band said:
Prompt, which stars Keep Chambers, who I’ve been a fan of ever since she was the lead in Piranha Women we made a few years ago… I don’t want to blow the storyline, but it is a sexy horror movie. That’s kind of the way we like it; really sexy and pretty fucking scary.
A full-length trailer has gone online for Return to Silent Hill, and the hot hip-thrusting demonic nurses are back! The film, a second sequel in the Silent Hill franchise from original director Christophe Gans (Brotherhood of the Wolf), is set to arrive in theaters on January 23, 2026.
Based on Konami’s Silent Hill 2 video game, the film stars Hannah Emily Anderson as Mary Shepherd-Sunderland, who beckons her husband back to the town of Silent Hill, where they vacationed before she was diagnosed with a terminal disease.
A full-length trailer has gone online for We Bury the Dead, a new zombie thriller from director Zak Hilditch (1922), starring Daisy Ridley (Star Wars: The Force Awakens) as a hot chick who joins a body retrieval unit to find her husband after a military experiment goes fubar.
We Bury the Dead arrives in theaters on January 2.
A new trailer has gone online for season two of Prime Video’s acclaimed post-apocalyptic series “Fallout,” based on Interplay Entertainment’s hit video game. This time out, vault babe Lucy Maclean (Ella Purnell) is crossing the Mohave wasteland to New Vegas with gun-slinging bounty hunter The Ghoul (Walton Goggins).
The show premieres Dec. 17.
Purnell hit the Hollywood scene as a teen in the Clive Owen supernatural thriller Intruders, Kick-Ass 2, and Disney’s Maleficent. Roles in Tim Burton’s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children and Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead followed.
However, it’s her recent one-two punch of memorable characters that is propelling her to new heights. She plays Jackie Taylor, the hot charismatic leader of her high school’s “Yellowjackets” soccer team, and Lucy MacLean, a hot underground dweller who heads up to the surface in search of her missing father.
Just when you thought the weather was safe, The Asylum announces Sharknado Origins, the seventh film in the creature-feature comedy franchise that first took a bite out of pop culture in 2013. Production will begin later this year, with Anthony Ferrante returning to helm his shark saga in time for a summer 2026 release.
Sharknado Origins will reintroduce Fin and April as young lovers enjoying their beach summer together, as the very first Sharknado touches ground. No casting news yet, and producers will most likely pass on a cameo by Reid after she sued them for millions over merchandise profits—but we couldn’t pass up a chance to post Reid’s pic!
