IN CINEMAS THIS WEEK
The Exorcist: Believer
Golda
BlackBerry
The Great Escaper
STREAMING THIS WEEK
Series – Loki S2 (Disney+) – October 6th
Film – Ballerina (Netflix) – October 6th
Film – Totally Killer (Prime Video) – October 6th
Series – Messi meets America (AppleTV+) – October 11th
Series – The Fall of the House of Usher (Netflix) – October 12th
THANKSGIVING TRAILER
It’s the spookiest time of the year, but just after Halloween for our American friends comes Thanksgiving. Not a holiday we celebrate here in the UK, but any excuse to give us another film to watch is welcome. Eli Roth made his name with horror films such as Hostel, Cabin Fever, The Green Inferno and Knock Knock, all in the horror genre and definetly some memorable entries. The first full trailer for his next film is out, Thanksgiving sees a masked killer terrorizing the town where the holiday was concieved. The film promises kills a plenty and certainly looks to be unique kills that will shock audiences, and could give the Halloween taste people might be looking for if Five Nights at Freddys doesn’t deliver.
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbU50SdL8zA
SILENT NIGHT TRAILER
One holiday season onto the next one, Christmas is just a couple of months away now and John Woo is here to deliver this years alternative Christmas viewing. His latest film sees Joel Kinnaman play a man who’s son was killed in a gang chase, in the same incident his throat sustains damage meaning he doesn’t haved a functioning voicebox (Silent Night, get it). It very much comes across as a Christmas John Wick and that’s absolutely fine with me, last year we had Violent Night and I’m sure this will be just as good as that with infinetly more slow motion.
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBnTqn0lBDA
THE BEEKEEPER TRAILER
The final big trailer of the week came from David Ayer, director of Suicide Squad, Fury and Bright, a man who I only ever come across when he is talking about the Ayer cut of Suicide Squad, something which is very likely never to get released. His latest project sees him team up with everyone’s favourite bald British man, Jason Statham for a generic action film. I’m a little disappointed with this trailer and I thought it could do more, while it is good to see Ayer’s work again, this film feels like it will come and go and fade away as a lot of films released in January too. Also don’t ever make Statham do an accent, it’s weird, learn from this Hollywood.
Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzINZZ6iqxY
LIVE-ACTION CYBERPUNK 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 was one of the most anticapted games of the last few years, unfortunately the initial release was plagued with bugs and problems, putting a lot of fans off, but the few of us that didn’t get affected by these issues, or were able to look past them really enjoyed the immersive game set in a sci-fi, neon future. As a franchise Cyberpunk has also gone on to have success on the small screen with animated series Edgerunners. It is no surprise that a live-action project set in the Cyberpunk universe is in the works. Nothing is yet known about this project, but the potential of whatever they make, is sky high with the rich world CD Project Red have already created. My money would be on a series, and I can imagine quite the bidding war from streaming services to get their hands on it.
MORE NEWS
- Only Murders in the Building has been renewed for a fourth season
- A film adapataion of The Alchemist is in the works
- The Mean Girls musical movie will be released in cinemas in January
- Netflix has acquired His Three Daughters
- Beyonce’s concert film Renaissance will be released in December
- An animated Stuart Little series is in the works
- The Spawn movie will release in 2025
- iCarly has been cancelled after 3 seasons
- Vince Gilligan (creator of Breaking Bad) says the universe is over for now
- Mad Max Fury Road prequel Furiosa is looking to premiere at Cannes
- A24 are producing a biopic series about Paris Hilton
- Chris Rock is going to direct a biopic about Martin Luther King Jr
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