Lars Von Trier’s next film The House That Jack Built (2018) has revealed its leads in Matt Dillon and Bruno Ganz, with Dillon set to play Jack the Ripper.
A Paul Verhoeven film, like any other hardcore drug, hits with unforgiving force and leaves in quite an unexpected puddle. It’s the unsafe chemical hit you had no idea you needed.
Life stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds and Rebecca Ferguson in a new sci-fi thriller film that seems to have come out of nowhere.
The last few years of horror has produced some noteworthy titles including It Follows, The Babadook, Don’t Breath and various other independent films that will be shown for generations to come. Unfortunately Queen of Spades falls into the direct-to-DVD category and will most likely stay put.
The second trailer for Split, the M. Night Shyamalan directed thriller has been released, and it looks like it could be a return to form for the director.
The first teaser trailer for the upcoming Shia LaBeouf war drama has been released, in what looks like a powerhouse performance from the actor.
Ben Affleck shines in The Accountant, portraying a different type of super anti-hero, in an entertaining film bogged down by a few too many plot points.
Check out the visually striking trailer for A Cure for Wellness, an upcoming psychological thriller film from Gore Verbinski, starring Dane DeHaan.
Check out the trailer for the upcoming film Always Shine, a thriller starring Mackenzie Davis and Caitlin FitzGerald, directed by Sophia Takal.
Check out what the comedy classic There’s Something About Mary would look like as a psychological thriller in this new trailer mix video.
Back in 2010, an oil-drilling rig by the name of Deepwater Horizon had an explosion that led to one of the biggest oil-spill disasters in history. This film is not some action-disaster flick with Mark Wahlberg slapped on the poster – a very human tale is told in this true-story-tragedy.
Ron Howard directs Tom Hanks for the third time as the character Robert Langdon, in what feels like an obligatory adaptation of Dan Brown’s novel, Inferno.
The film adaptation of Paula Hawkins’s bestseller The Girl on the Train has attracted plenty of buzz, no least because the novel has been compared endlessly to the feministic whodunit Gone Girl. But the comparisons end there. David Fincher’s adaptation of the aforementioned film packed a sadistically twisty, darkly humorous punch. Tate Taylor’s The Girl on the Train, however? Well, it essentially fails at providing audiences with a similarly satisfying proverbial blow to the gut.
Check out the awesome trailer for The Hollow Point, a new modern-western thriller film starring Ian McShane and Patrick Wilson.
This great new featurette comes hot on the heels of the release of The Girl on the Train, based on the best-selling novel by Paula Hawkins.
Check out the teaser trailer for Kristen Stewart’s latest film, the haunting thriller Personal Shopper, directed by Olivier Assayas.
