Tongal, the creator-led studio, and filmmaker Savanah Moss (11.4 million TikTok followers) are partnering together to adapt a feature film based on Jeff the Killer, TheWrap has exclusively learned. Jeff the Killer started as an online creepypasta, continuing the trend of studios adapting online horror stories into movies in the wake of A24’s success with “Backrooms.” Jeff the Killer was first introduced to the internet in 2008. Though the lore around him has shifted and evolved over the years, the character is a 13-year-old serial killer who started a killing spree after his face was disfigured by bullies. He’s most…
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Anthony Anderson guest hosted “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” for the 25th time on Monday night and, as a reward, he would like a role in the next Spider-Man movie. According to the actor, it’s “the least” Disney could do for him. During his monologue, Anderson first joked that “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” — and really, all of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man films — are “the harrowing tale of a skinny white boy who was bit by a spider and got the power to pull Zendaya.” That said, given how many Spider-Man movies there have been over the years even beyond Tom Holland’s…
Marie Kreutzer’s “Gentle Monster” was one of the breakout titles at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, where it played in competition. Now the film will be in theaters on Oct. 30 and on Netflix on Nov. 18. Ahead of its special screening at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, Netflix has dropped the first teaser for the hot-button thriller. You can watch it below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsOgBqDSi9M In “Gentle Monster” the always great Léa Seydoux plays Lucy, a concert pianist whose life unravels after the police raid the home she shares with her partner and their young son. According to the official…
Writer-director Marie Kreutzer’s feature hits theaters this fall after premiering at Cannes.
In all box office history, only eight movies have ever grossed over $100 million in their second weekend. “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is one of them. After a record-breaking opening weekend, the film had a spectacular hold in its second weekend at the box office, scoring $145 million domestic. It’s now on pace to become the first movie ever to cross $1 billion at the domestic box office before inflation adjustment, unseating “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” to top that particular box office record chart. The positive reviews, Tom Holland/Zendaya/Jacob Batalon combo and five-year break between “Spider-Man” movies all coalesced into this tremendous success…
Coulier — along with John Stamos, Lori Loughlin, Jodie Sweetin and Andrea Barber — danced along to “Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)” on TikTok.
Matthew McConaughey was supported by wife Camila Alves and the couple’s kids Levi,18, Vida,16, and Livingston,13, during a special screening of ‘The Rivals of Amziah King’ in Austin, Texas. In photos from the event, the couple’s children proved time does not stand still, as they were not-so-mini-mes of their parents. Levi, for his part, sported a casual beige button up with blue jeans, while his sister Vida went slightly more elevated in a silk black dress. Their youngest Livingston appeared to be taking the most after his dad, sporting a light blue suit with a T-shirt, that complimented Matthew’s own…
Meghan Markle marked her birthday at home with Prince Harry, while the royal family’s public silence revived questions about protocol and estrangement.
A new royal biography claims, Prince William was ‘furious’ after King Charles asked if Kate Middleton, who’s full name is Catherine, would change the spelling of her first name. According to ‘Kate!: The Courage, Grace, and Power of the Woman Who Will Be Queen’ by royal biographer Christopher Andersen, Charles suggested Kate change the ‘C’ to a ‘K’ when she first joined the royal family. Andersen writes, ‘Charles and Camilla each had a royal monogram that consisted of interlocking Cs beneath a crown, and they expressed concern that a third royal cypher with a C was overkill.’ More from Entertainment…
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