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Watch The First Footage From Jay Chandrasekar’s ‘The Babymakers’ In a weird way, it seems appropriate that the first footage fromJay Chandrasekar’sThe Babymakerswould leak over the holidays. After all, the season is about family, and this film is ostensibly about starting a family. Of course, this being a film from the guy who directedBeerfest, what it really ends up being about is a lot of semen jokes. Hooray. Olivia MunnandPaul Schneiderstar as a married couple who want to start a family but are having trouble conceiving....

‘Broken Kingdom’ Trailer And Poster Featuring Rachel Leigh Cook, Seymour Cassel, Daniel Gilles And Produced By Ryan Gosling When the executive producer of a film is given billing equal to or over the stars or director, it leads a viewer to two possible conclusions. One – the film has this well-known person’s seal-of-approval and that it’s going to be good. Or two – that they’re using this person’s name to sell a piece of crap....

‘Channel Zero’ Season 4 Announces Title And Cast Channel Zero, one of the best horror TV shows that you’re probably not watching, is gearing up for its fourth season.Channel Zeroseason 4 will be titledThe Dream Door, and includeBrandon Scott,Maria Sten,Steven Robertson, andSteven Weberamong the cast. Channel Zero Season 4 Are you watchingChannel Zeroon SYFY? I really hope you are, because it’s a wonderful crafted, genuinely disturbing horror anthology series that puts the far-more-popularAmerican Horror Storyto shame....

‘F9’ To Play At The Cannes Film Festival, Finally Establishing The Series As A True Work Of Art We did it, boys. Living life a quarter mile at a time has finally brought us to the finish line: theCannes Film Festival. A film festival so prestigious that women are forced to wear heels at screenings, Cannes has always been upheld as the pinnacle of the festival circuit, awarding all-time classics likeParasite,Apocalypse Now, and more....

‘Halloween Kills’ Is About The “Outrage Of Haddonfield”; Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode Won’t Be The Main Character Jamie Lee Curtis’s horror heroine Laurie Strode was front and center inDavid Gordon Green’s 2018 version ofHalloween, but inHalloween Kills, Curtis’s character will be taking a bit of a back seat and letting another character slide into the spotlight instead. In a recent interview, Green reveals that Curtis is still the “emotional core” of the new movie, but that Laurie’s granddaughter Allyson (played byAndi Matichak) will take more of a leadership role this time around....

‘Halloween’ On Track To Become Biggest R-Rated Horror Hit After ‘It,’ ‘A Star Is Born’ Rises Over ‘Venom’ Halloweenmay have shattered box office records for slasher films, but theGordon Greensequel is set to slash even more records as the numbers from this weekend roll in. The Halloween box office continues to have a strong showing in its second weekend, maintaining the No. 1 spot, whileA Star is Bornbegins to rise over the current October No....

‘Hardcore Henry’ Is Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before, For Better And Worse [SXSW Review] Hardcore Henryis less of a movie and more of a 95-minute assault on good taste, a bloody theme park ride in filmic clothing, and/or the gruesome collision of the video gaming and cinematic languages. It’s a singular experience that’s truly unlike any other movie, and for some viewers, it will still be, understandably, one film of its kind too many....

‘I Am Not Okay With This’ Trailer: ‘It’ Stars Sophia Lillis And Wyatt Oleff Head To Netflix Here’s a show that feels like it was genetically constructed by scientists in a secret underground lab to be an enormous hit. It’s a Netflix series about awkward youths, one who seemingly has super-powers, starring two of the leads fromIt, produced by the folks behindStranger Things, and created by the team behind Netflix’s ownThe End of the Fing World....

‘King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword’ Review: Guy Ritchie’s Movie Is Better (And Weirder) Than Expected Guy Ritchie’sKing Arthur: Legend of the Swordshares its DNA with the big action movies of the late ’90s/early 2000s. As insane as the proceedings become, there’s not a lick of shame or self-consciousness to be found anywhere; instead, there’s a rowdy energy and a penchant for some truly inspired visual spectacle. Granted, this heritage also comes with its own set of problems, and it’s the beats in which the movie adheres most closely to the template it’s cut from that are its weakest....

‘Toy Story 4’ Early Buzz: Is This Sequel Worth It After ‘Toy Story 3’s Great Ending? It’s been nine years since the cathartic, emotional ending ofToy Story 3led Woody, Buzz, and the gang into a whole new chapter of their lives. With such a huge amount of goodwill built up for this franchise, continued by several delightful shorts that have been released on TV since then, Pixar was taking a creative gamble by rolling the dice on yet another sequel....

‘Wonder Woman 1984’ May Be Pushed Back Again, Potentially Bumping ‘Dune’ To 2021 Brace yourself,Wonder Woman 1984may be delayedagain. Warner Bros. is reportedly considering pushing back theWonder Woman 1984release date from its current October date to either November or even late December, which would bump Denis Villeneuve’s highly anticipatedDuneadaptation to 2021. These rumblings come in the wake ofTenethitting the U.S. prior to the New York and Los Angeles markets opening their theaters....

A Rubik’s Cube Movie Is In The Works, Because Sure, Why Not? Can you solve aRubik’s Cube? Or better yet, can you solve the puzzle of making a Rubik’s Cube movie? That’s what the folks over at Hyde Park Entertainment and Endeavor Content are going to try, according to a new report about the development of a feature film based on the world-famous toy. There are 43 combinations to solve a Rubik’s Cube, but there’s only one chance for Hyde Park Entertainment Group and Endeavor Content to make a Rubik’s Cube movie....

Alex Proyas Answers Questions From /Film Readers Last week, we asked /Film readers to provide questions for a special question and answer blog with director Alex Proyas (Dark City, The Crow, I, Robot, Knowing). We sent Alex the submissions, and he has personally picked nine of the questions to respond to. Read the answers below. TerrenceV: “Mr. Proyas when you are developing the visual style of your films with the various camera angles, framings, and lighting do you storyboard heavily with your cinematographer so that you reach your vision, or do you find that you improvise more?...