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Nosferatu might be getting ready to scare audiences on Christmas day 2024, but fans of Gothic vampire stories wont have to wait too much longer to get their fix, as the French period piece The Vourdalak is getting ready to hit theaters later this month thanks to landing a U.

After regretting sharing too much information about his role in the upcoming horror-comedy sequel, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Willem Dafoe has now decidedto share even more information. Speaking recently with Empire (who have also unveiled a new image of Dafoes character), the actor reveals that he will portray Wolf Jackson, an actor who was known for playing a fictional cop, Frank Hardballer, while he was alive, who becomes head of the Afterlife Crimes Unit in death.

Academy Award winner and Marvel star Robert Downey Jr. has offered a surprising response to a possible return to the MCU as Tony Stark, aka Iron Man. Speaking with fellow actor Jodie Foster as part of Varietys Actors on Actors, Downey Jr. Says that, despite pushing back against the prospect in the past, he is now surprisingly open-minded to the idea of once again suiting up as the Avenger.

The next installment in the Predator franchise, Badlands, has reportedly found its lead, with The Great star Elle Fanning now in talks to star. As per a report by Deadline, Fanning is now in negotiations to star in the film, with Prey director Dan Trachtenberg set to return to the helm alongside writer Patrick Aison.

Metal Gear creator and video game icon Hideo Kojima knows who he wants to star as a live-action Solid Snake in a Metal Gear Solid movie. The renowned video game designer now wants to see Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga star Tom Burke as the iconic soldier, with Kojima taking to social media to reveal his choice and declaring that the actor he looked just like Snake, while fighting alongside Furiosa in The Wastelands.

A TV series set in the world of Zack Snyders 300 is now in the works, with the project looking to bring the divisive filmmaker back for more swords-and-sandals action in what will reportedly be a prequel to the 2006 outing. According to Variety, deals are still being negotiated, with Warner Bros.