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"Hungry, are you?" 🦈 Samuel Goldwyn Films has unveiled their own new US trailer for the shark horror movie Something in the Water, made by a VFX artist turned filmmaker named Hayley Easton Street. Ready to dive in? "This summer, fear will find new depths." Now set to open in select US theaters at the beginning of May to kick off the summer movie season. This all-female production is written by, directed by, produced by, and stars nothing but women. The survival thriller follows a group of five girlfriends who must fight for their lives in open water after a dream wedding transformed into a nightmare. Starring Hiftu Quasem, Lauren Lyle, Natalie Mitson, Nicole Rieko Setsuko, and Ellouise Shakespeare-Hart, as a group of friends on a holiday gone very wrong. It's always the same story in these shark movies, something goes wrong out on the water, blood attracts the shark, and so on. This trailer isn't as good as the other one. Here's the new US trailer (+ poster) for Hayley Easton Street's Something in the Water, from YouTube: You can rewatch ...

John Cusack is the anti-Michael Rapaport. The two actors see the current Middle East crisis from diametrically opposed positions. Rapaport of “Beautiful Girls” fame is staunchly pro-Israel and attacks stars for not speaking out on behalf of the hostages held by Hamas. That’s assuming they’re still alive six months into its war with Israel. He …

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In celebration of Fallout's release on Prime Video, here's Screen Rant's complete guide to the franchise's characters, locations, lore, and changes.

There’s one reason we still know the name Molly Ringwald 30-plus years after her first burst of fame. John Hughes. Ringwald co-starred in the writer/director’s “The Breakfast Club” (1985) and headlined both “Sixteen Candles” (1984) and “Pretty in Pink” 1986), three seminal films from the Reagan Era. The now 56-year-old actress has been trashing the …

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"In space no one can hear you scream." Don't miss this. 20th Century Studios has confirmed a re-release of the classic original Alien movie in theaters next week. Ridley Scott's Alien from 1979 will be playing again on the big screen starting April 26th - which is 4/26, also known as "Alien Day" because the planet from this original movie (and the Aliens sequel) is known as "LV-426". This sci-fi all-timer has been showing in theaters multiple times since it first opened some 45 years ago, and still holds up. The theatrical experience watching this is still as exhilarating as ever! Take your friends and go enjoy this classic! Alien stars Tom Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver, Veronica Cartwright, Harry Dean Stanton, John Hurt, Ian Holm, and Yaphet Kotto. This is a re-release from 20th/Disney but it's also a bit of a promotion to get people excited about the upcoming Alien: Romulus standalone movie from Fede Alvarez. Set for release in August at the end of the summer movie season. Jonesy is the best!! Two quick videos below for the re-release below. In ...

Director Mike Flanagan gives a glowing review to a horror prequel that underperformed at the box office but was well-received by critics.

Cryptocurrency transcends the conventional bounds of investment, morphing into a diverse financial ecosystem. How can you get involved with investments? The post Ways to Earn with Cryptocurrency Except for Investments appeared first on Film Daily.