It’s clear as day: Mayor Larry Vaughn (Murray Hamilton) certainly shouldn’t have been re-elected. After all, he chose to keep the beaches open in “Jaws,” which was a disastrous decision. Sure, beach towns thrive on summer tourism income, but if there are no tourists left to shop due to a shark attack, is that truly a success?
In a delightful display of international intrigue, the United States has agreed to release the notorious crypto crime figure, Alexander Vinnik, as part of a prisoner exchange that secured the freedom of one Marc Fogel, an American teacher caught with a teeny-tiny amount of medical marijuana in Russia. 🌿🤫 Vinnik, the former operator of the … Read more
Speaking of it, the upcoming film by Derrickson titled “The Gorge” premieres on Apple TV+ this Valentine’s Day. The film featuring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy offers a unique blend of genres, serving as an intense horror story as well as a heartfelt portrayal of contemporary dating relationships. In an interview with MovieWeb, Derrickson discussed both projects and shared insights about his creative path from “The Black Phone” to “The Gorge“, and eventually to “The Black Phone 2“.
As reported by Deadline, action star Jason Statham has commenced filming on an unnamed movie directed by Roman Waugh, who previously worked on Greenland. The production company Black Bear is backing this project, and the cast includes Bill Nighy from Pirates of the Caribbean, Naomi Ackie from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, as well as rising talent Bodhi Rae Breathnach and Daniel Mays from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Statham himself will also take on a producing role for this project. Joining him behind the scenes are John Friedberg from Black Bear, Brendon Boyea from Cinemachine, former DC producer Jon Berg, and ex-Warner Bros. executive Greg Silverman.
Based on Variety’s report, Live Nation Productions is collaborating with Green Day to develop a comedic movie reminiscent of their wild early touring years, featuring The Office’s Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey in the cast. Titled “New Years Rev,” the story revolves around three friends portrayed by Mason Thames from “The Black Phone,” Kylr Coffman, and Ryan Foust. Although these actors will not depict Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, or Tré Cool of Green Day, they will play a band that thinks they’re opening for Green Day on New Year’s Eve in Los Angeles.