ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
Four years after his escape from the clutches of The Grabber, Finn (Mason Thames) carries the trauma of the ordeal with him. In Black Phone 2, Finn, along with his sibling Gwen (Madeleine McGraw) relive the nightmare.
BLACK PHONE 2 is now on its second week. #BlackPhone2
“Mckenna brings so much life to Clara,” says Allison Williams, who plays Morgan Grant, mom to Mckenna Grace’s Clara in the upcoming tragic romance Regretting You. “She’s an extraordinary actress.”
See McKenna Grace in REGRETTING YOU. In cinemas October 22.
Evil returns as Black Phone 2 arrives in Philippine cinemas on October 15.
Regretting You, from Paramount Pictures, opens in Philippine cinemas October 22. #RegrettingYouMovie
“It hits all the right places, like, it’s dramatic, but it is so funny,” teases McKenna Grace, who plays Clara Grant, about Regretting You in a newly released featurette. In cinemas October 22.
Dead is just a word. Ethan Hawke is back as the Grabber in Black Phone 2, the sequel to the 2022 hit horror phenomenon. Also reprising their roles are Mason Thames as Finney, the Grabber’s only known surviving victim, and Madeleine McGraw as Gwen, Finney’s sister.
We read it. We felt it. Now we’re about to see it. Regretting You, from the best-selling author of It Ends with Us and the director of The Fault in Our Stars, opens only in cinemas October 22. Starring Mckenna Grace, Mason Thames, Allison Williams, Dave Franco, Scott Eastwood and Willa Fitzgerald.
How to Train Your Dragon brings the Toothless experience right to your phone with the Toothless AR experience. Open the website to find the Night Terror Toothless flying high above your location, and scan the ground for the perfect spot the dragon can land on.
Writer-director Dean Deblois is back at the helm in the live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, and for him it feels like coming back home. “These characters and this universe have stayed with me, and now we can bring them back with such authenticity and conviction that, when audiences enter this world, they’ll never want to leave,” he says.
Our intrepid Viking warriors take flight in the new character posters of How to Train Your Dragon. The magical live-action reimagining of the first How to Train Your Dragon animated film takes us back to the isle of Berk, where Vikings and dragons have been bitter enemies for generations. The unlikely bond forged between Hiccup (Mason Thames) and the Night Fury dragon Hiccup, challenges centuries of Viking tradition. In cinemas June 11.