New David Cronenberg Movie 'Crimes Of The Future' Will Star Viggo Mortensen, Kristen Stewart, And Léa Seydoux
David Cronenberg's Crimes of the Future cast will feature Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux, and Kristen Stewart.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg's Crimes of the Future cast will feature Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux, and Kristen Stewart.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg is headed to Greece to shoot a new movie called Crimes of the Future.
Read MoreA New David Cronenberg and Viggo Mortensen movie might be headed our way, and it features body-horror.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg talks about working on Star Trek: Discovery and reveals he's trying to finance at least two movies.
Read MoreShudder is reviving the horror anthology series Slasher with Slasher Flesh and Blood, which will star David Cronenberg.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg's Crash has been restored in an uncut, NC-17 4K cut that will screen at the Venice Film Festival.
Read MoreA David Cronenberg TV series is currently in development, although the filmmaker can't tell us what it's about yet.
Read MoreThe Scanners TV show will adapt David Cronenberg's mind-blowing horror thriller about telepaths and telekinetic people from the big to the small screen.
Read MoreNew details suggest the long-awaited, presumed dead Eastern Promises sequel might be back on. The film, titled Body Cross, may start shooting this March.
Read MoreFor the first time, Howard Shore's scores for three of David Cronenberg's finest films will be released on vinyl. Learn more about the Mondo vinyl releases.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg has some harsh words for Nic Pizzolatto. The auteur was not a fan of the the season two premiere's script, which he considered directing.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg's new film Maps to the Stars is in theaters and on VOD, and every time a new film arrives from the director I end up going back through his years of prior work to find new connections and ideas. It takes a while, sometimes, to really find where one of his films sits…
Read MoreWatch the Maps to the Stars red band trailer. The new picture by David Cronenberg stars Mia Wasikowska, Julianne Moore, and Robert Pattinson.
Read MoreRead the David Cronenberg Fantastic Four comments. The filmmaker says he sees Josh Trank's references to him "as a compliment."
Read MoreWatch the latest Maps to the Stars trailer. The new drama by David Cronenberg stars Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska, Robert Pattinson and John Cusack.
Read MoreThere was a movie sequel to David Cronenberg's incredible 1986 reinvention of The Fly, and now a comic book seeks to another sequel storyline. The Fly: Outbreak is from IDW, and writer Brandon Seifert (writer of BOOM! Studios’ Hellraiser comics) and artist menton3. The comic series is an original story, seemingly not based on Fly sequel ideas Cronenberg was toying…
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg turns his twisted sense of play to Hollywood in Maps to the Stars. The film features Julianne Moore as an aging star who is still living in the shadow of her mother's fame, and Mia Wasikoska as the young woman who goes to work for her. Robert Pattinson, John Cusack, and Sarah Gadon…
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Read MoreThis first Maps to the Stars trailer (or sales trailer, more likely) introduces the damaged characters of David Cronenberg's new Hollywood-set thriller.
Read MoreFor those of us who love color, there are ways to adhere to a manageable, pared-down closet that is lively and vibrant.
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg's first commercial feature was the great low-budget shocker Shivers (aka They Came From Within), in which the residents of an ultra-modern apartment complex are infected by a strange parasite. The parasite removes inhibitions, and drives its hosts into frenzies of sex and violence. Eventually the whole complex is full of a swirling mass…
Read MoreDavid Cronenberg's next film is Maps to the Stars, based on a script which has been said to eviscerate the celebrity culture of Los Angeles. The director has described it as an extreme piece of work that centers on "two child actors ruined by Hollywood’s depravity." Cronenberg announced at Cannes last year that he planned…
Read MoreIt's unusual to see David Cronenberg's name in the roster of a film as an actor rather than a writer or director, but this isn't the first time. Cronenberg is one of three primary actors in a new project called Body Art -- a title that is almost right on the nose, given Cronenberg's classic…
Read MoreFind out just how the new Maniac pulled off its violent intensity in a four-minute behind-the-scenes video. Also after the jump: The new Scarface might center around a Mexican lead Abbie Cornish has nice things to say about Robocop Todd Lincoln discusses his failed attempt to remake The Fly The viral campaign for Carrie gets…
Read MoreAs I watched David Cronenberg's new film Cosmopolis, I thought a lot about The Dark Knight Rises, and that led me to thinking about eXistenZ and The Matrix. Those last two movies came out within weeks of each other in 1999, and while The Matrix went on to be the mega-successful take on living in…
Read MoreAs David Cronenberg does the US press rounds for his new film Cosmopolis, which opens limited this Friday the 17th and expands starting the week after, he's fielding some questions about his next film. The director often has several projects percolating, and the current time is no different. But one long-mooted film is apparently not…
Read MoreThere are actors who seem like guys David Cronenberg simply must work with -- James Woods, Peter Weller, Viggo Mortensen, Ralph Fiennes, and even Jeff Goldblum help define a 'type' that seems like the template that works for Cronenberg. Strong features, a particular mix of energy, chaos and both physical and emotional vulnerability, no matter…
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