Netflix's new action family comedy is essentially a cross between Spy Kids, True Lies, and National Treasure. Watch The Sleepover trailer here.
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Saban Films has picked up Nicol Paone’s directorial debut Friendsgiving movie with Malin Akerman, Kat Dennings, Chelsea Peretti, Christine Taylor, and more.
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Early Rampage box office tracking indicates yet another hit for Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who always manages to deliver the goods (with the exception of Baywatch).
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After a Television Critics Association panel for Billions, actress Malin Akerman talked about the motivations for her Rampage villain character.
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Watch the first The Ticket trailer, showing off the fable about a blind man who suddenly gains his sight back, but ends up becoming more blind than ever.
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Watch the Easy trailer. Joe Swanberg's Netflix comedy explores love & sex in modern-day Chicago. Starring Orlando Bloom, Malin Akerman, Jake Johnson & more.
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Watch the Misconduct trailer. Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins star in the legal thriller about a young lawyer (Josh Duhamel) caught between them.
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A new behind the scenes video shows off how The Final Girls single shot sequence was pulled off, and it involves a very precisely programmed camera rig
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Director Todd Strauss-Schulson shared a cool behind the scenes document with us: his early production plan to for the making of The Final Girls.
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The Final Girls posters just got a little more cool with a batch of character one sheets designed by artist Alex Pardee. Check them out right here!
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Check out The Final Girls trailer, showing off the horror/comedy in which Taissa Farmiga, Nina Dobrev and Malin Akerman are caught in their own horror show.
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Seven more have entered the mix for the True Detective Season 2 female lead, including Jessica Biel, Rosario Dawson, Malin Akerman, and Brit Marling.
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Watch the Superman ice bucket challenge video featuring Henry Cavill and Amy Adams in their Batman v Superman costumes get soaked with buckets of ice water.
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This trailer for CBGB, which dramatizes the history of the NYC club that was the birthplace of new wave and punk in America, makes a lot of noise about the fact that the club's bathroom (above) was famously gross. In fact, after the club closed, parts of that bathroom and other elements of the joint…
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No one has ever truly confirmed the full intent of the numbers stations. For decades -- since WWII, some say since WWI -- shortwave broadcasts around the world have repeated strings of numbers for unknown recipients. The voices are male and female, some children, some synthesized. Supposedly the stations are government-maintained, the numbers strings…
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Look out, bad-film fans: Josh Lucas might be making a play to be the new Nicolas Cage, and he's doing it from within a Nic Cage movie! Stolen reunites Cage and his Con Air director Simon West (who also helmed last weekend's The Expendables 2) in a film about a criminal (Cage) whose former partner…
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It seems like biopics and other similar true life stories are exploding in development right now, and we've got casting for three big ones. First up, the Jimi Hendrix film All is By My Side has just added a young Keith Richards. British actor Ashley Charles will play the Rolling Stones songwriter and guitarist. John…
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In the past few weeks, biopics have been the source of the weirdest casting news. Ashton Kutcher is playing Steve Jobs, and Jane Fonda is playing Nancy Reagan. Now a casting choice that seemed like a PR stunt when first mentioned -- Lindsay Lohan playing Elizabeth Taylor in a Lifetime movie -- has come to…
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Even if you've long since outgrown summer vacation, there's just something about warmer weather that makes it tempting to put aside the heavy, thought-provoking stuff and look for a good, lighthearted laugh instead. If you're curious what the upcoming season has in store for you on that front, hit the jump to check out new…
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Lots of good news on the TV front broke over the weekend so, after the jump, read about the following: Zachary Quinto and Jessica Lange are coming back for American Horror Story season 2 along with Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson and Lily Rabe. Creator Ryan Murphy offers hints about the show's return and a surprising…
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Sharon Stone was a big deal in the '90s thanks to Basic Instinct in 1992, but she's got a lower profile lately. She's been working very steadily, but it doesn't feel that way. I can't remember the last time I saw a memorable Stone performance. Probably either Broken Flowers ('05) or Alpha Dog ('06). Law…
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You might remember some casting notes about a film called Catch .44. They hit in the summer of 2010, and the names involved in the film are notable, at the very least: Bruce Willis, Forest Whitaker, Malin Akerman, Deborah Ann Woll, Brad Dourif and Shea Wigham. We've finally got a look at the film and…
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2012 isn't shaping up to be quite the Year of Sudeikis that 2011 was, but the Saturday Night Live star seems to be looking forward to another busy year. In addition to his ongoing gigs on SNL and Fox's The Cleveland Show, Jason Sudeikis is also slated to guest star in the third season of…
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Malin Akerman has signed on to star with Tyler Labine, Lucy Punch, and Daniel Petronijevic in Cottage Country, an dark indie comedy by Canadian director Peter Wellington. Written by Jeremy Boxen (Endgame), the story follows Todd (Labine) as he plans to propose to Cammie (Akerman) at his family cottage. However, Todd's plans are ruined by…
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One of the better-received films at this year's Sundance was Take Shelter, starring Michael Shannon and Jessica Chastain. The film is playing to good reviews at Cannes now as well, and the writer/director, Jeff Nichols, is prepping his second film. Mud, as the picture is called, has Chris Pine in talks to star as Mud,…
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Gary Ross' The Hunger Games isn't the only movie that can dole out individual casting breaks on a daily basis. Adam Shankman's Rock of Ages -- the movie version of the 'jukebox musical' that tells a tale of love and abition partially through the performances of anthemic '80s tunes -- seems to add a major…
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The last time we saw footage from The Bang Bang Club it was via a sales trailer that appeared late last summer. Now there's a real trailer for the Tribeca Film release of the movie, which stars Ryan Phillippe and Taylor Kitsch as combat photographers in South Africa in the early '90s. Malin Akerman plays…
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