Caution: Details that could spoil your experience with both versions of the movie “Speak No Evil” are being discussed. If you’re planning to watch either version without knowing the plot, and prefer to be surprised, consider yourself warned.
CBS Studios has officially brought back a modern take on the timeless character Zorro, where the gender roles have been reversed. This is actually the third version of the project that’s currently being developed by director Robert Rodriguez, known for his work on “Spy Kids”, and co-writers Rebecca Rodriguez and John Hlavin.
Samara Weaving, who portrayed Grace in the 2019 horror movie “Ready or Not,” expresses excitement about reprising her role should a sequel materialize. Discussions about a second installment have gained momentum since April, when directors Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin (collectively known as Radio Silence) announced that a script was in existence. The filmmakers described the script as “an amazing sequel” and shared their enthusiasm for the possibility of another film, stating there is “a lot more story to tell.” Naturally, this story would involve Grace, the movie’s final girl who miraculously survived a harrowing night at her in-laws. Weaving herself is fully committed to returning for a sequel.
Discussing real-life crime stories, particularly when the individuals involved are still alive, can spark debates. This is the case with Ryan Murphy’s recent series titled “Monster“, specifically “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story“. The show has drawn intense criticism not only from social media users but also, allegedly, one of the real-life Menendez brothers. An account on Twitter or elsewhere, believed to be owned by Tammi Menendez, wife of Erik Menendez, has issued a statement criticizing the series’ portrayal of the childhood traumas claimed by the Menendez brothers and its depiction of an incestuous relationship between them.
In a unique twist, it’s the Dutch who offer us an eccentric satire of ’90s sitcoms, transforming into a horrifying ordeal for Nick Frost, star of “Shaun of the Dead”, and his clumsy clan. This is the basis for the upcoming horror-comedy, “Krazy House”, set to arrive on all Video On Demand platforms from October 4. The film also features Alicia Silverstone and Kevin Connolly in its star-studded cast.