R.L. Stine’s famous creatures come to life on Halloween in the upcoming family comedy adventure film Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween.
The Merger is an upcoming Australian AFL-themed comedy film that sees a bunch of misfits come together to save a footy club and tackle ignorance in a small country town.
Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, Storm Boy stars Jai Courtney, Geoffrey Rush, David Gulpilil and introduces Finn Little.
The first trailer for the Taraji P. Henson-starring What Men Want has hit the web.
Peter Farrelly’s Green Book follows an unlikely friendship form on a road trip through America’s deep south during the racially charged 1960’s.
If Twitter users are to be believed, then we should be in for a treat with the upcoming Melissa McCarthy-starring The Happytime Murders.
Check out the new trailer for the Australian crime-drama West of Sunshine, with details on a national Q&A tour with the film’s director and star.
Sevigny is joined by Kristen Stewart in this period biographical thriller about the infamous Lizzie Borden murders.
From Oscar-winning director Barry Jenkins comes the teaser trailer for his follow-up to the Oscar-winning film Moonlight (2016) – If Beale Street Could Talk.
The mythological Yeti, aka Bigfoot, searches for the mysterious creature known as ‘Smallfoot’ in the final trailer for the new animated film… Smallfoot.
Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock does not appear to bond too well with the Venom symbiote in the latest trailer for Sony’s Venom.
Screen legend Robert Redford plays a notorious, charming bank robber in The Old Man & the Gun who’s escaped from prison 17 times.
In this second trailer for Slender Man, it’s a little disappointing to say that it looks awfully generic, with silly characters doing silly things.
It’s the Americans up against the Russians in the new submarine action-thriller film Hunter Killer, starring Gerard Butler.
I’ve been a big fan of Nick Offerman ever since those glorious days of old (well, not that old) when he starred in Parks and Recreation as Ron Swanson, the hilariously straight-faced head of the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department.
The trailer for high-concept Kickstarter movie project Book of Monsters shows writer Paul Butler and director Stewart Sparke are clearly genre fans.
