ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
James Wan, a Mortal Kombat video game fan and one of the producers of the 2021 film adaptation, says that the biggest thing about “Mortal Kombat II” is there are now tournaments. “This one is bigger in scope and scale,” he says.
There is no light where we’re going. Colleen Hoover’s The New York Times best-selling psychological thriller “Verity” gets adapted for the big screen. The film stars Anne Hathaway as renowned author Verity Crawford, Dakota Johnson as writer Lowen Ashleigh, and Josh Hartnett as Verity’s husband Jeremy.
Disney+ gives the audiences their first look at the upcoming second installment of Made in Korea,with the release of several dramatic images featuring returning stars Hyun Bin, Jung Woosung and Woo Dohwan.
From “Weapons” and “Barbarian” director comes a thrilling new nightmare, “Resident Evil.” The film, inspired by the hit survival-horror video game series of the same name, stars Austin Abrams in a brand new story.
“Our north star for ‘Mortal Kombat II’ was to make sure that we outdid the first movie – we learned from the fans and the audiences – and in this, I believe we outdid the first in every respect,” says producer Todd Garner of the upcoming sequel to the 2021 hit movie adaptation of the popular video game of the same name.
Prime Video released the action-packed official trailer and announced the premiere date for the return of the high-stakes spy series, Citadel. All seven episodes will be released on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, exclusively on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
The Deadites are back in the franchise’s most brutal experience to date in “Evil Dead Burn.” A tragedy turns into a nightmare in a secluded family home when a woman finds her family slowly turning into possessed abominations.
A work trip turns into a fight for survival when 20th Century Studios’ SEND HELP begins streaming exclusively May 7 on Disney+.
Look fear in the face. “Clayface” is DC Studios’ first horror thriller, directed by James Watkins from a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, based on characters from DC. It stars Tom Rhys Harries as the titular Gotham City villain, with Naomi Ackie, David Dencik, Max Minghella and Eddie Marsan, as well as Nancy Carroll and Joshua James. “Clayface” opens in Philippine cinemas October 21.
In her latest film, ‘Mother Mary,’ Anne Hathaway plays a global superstar, but the film swaps out typical “behind-the-scenes” tropes for a trippy, psychological dive into fame. It looks like a high-glamour fever dream that uses religious imagery and intense visuals to blur the lines between a stadium concert and a total mental breakdown.