Richard Gere Has An Existential Crisis In The Trailer For Longing

Courteney Cox became a household name as Monica Geller in the hit sitcom Friends, and she found equal success and recognition for playing Gale Weathers in the Scream franchise. However, before all of that happened, she was known for being that girl who danced with New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen in his 1984 Dancing in the Dark music video.

The man behind the Terrifier franchise's iconic villain Art the Clown, David Howard Thornton, has joined the cast of the Disney-inspired horror film, Screamboat. Based on the legendary precursor to Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Willie the character of which entered the public domain on January 1, 2024 Screamboat promises to be a horror/comedy like no other as it sails into theaters next year, with Thornton portraying the seminal mouse.

Director Rian Johnson has revealed the first look at Daniel Craig's Beoic Blanc in the upcoming Knives Out movie, titled Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. The growing franchise is writer/director Rian Johnson's take on classic murder mystery novels, such as the books of Agatha Christie. Knives Out was first released in 2019 and introduced audiences to Benoic Blanc and his iconic southern accent.

Actor and director Kevin Smith has lost a major battle with the Motion Picture Association (MPA) over the age rating for his next project, The 4:30 Movie. Smith shot to fame in the 90s indie cinema scene with his self-funded comedy Clerks. Since then, Smith has become a fan favorite director, creating Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, Dogma, and Mallrats, among many others.

In a development that will disappoint millions of Swifties worldwide, it appears Taylor Swift isn't joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). At least not yet. According to an exclusive report from Entertainment Weekly, the Grammy-winning pop star is not playing either Dazzler or Lady Deadpool in Deadpool and Wolverine, coming to theaters July 26.

The third film in the acclaimed X franchise from Ti West is just under a month away from its theatrical release, and while the director recently teased some of the films' more gruesome deaths, he doesnt necessarily consider MaXXXine to be on the same level in terms of horror as previous entries in the franchise.