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Children of Blood and Bone author says the movie is "the worst thing I have ever had to live through" (opens the original)
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The first official trailer for Children of Blood and Bone was released yesterday, giving fans a peek at the adaptation of Tomi Adeyemi’s bestselling fantasy novel. But you know who won’t be watching the film? Tomi Adeyemi. The author has previously said she refuses to watch the adaptation of Children of Blood and Bone, and now she’s gone even further. In a five-minute video posted on social media today, she explained that the film has been “the worst thing I have ever had to live through” and “I
Christopher Landon to write and direct The Final Girl Support Group movie (opens the original)
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Deadline reports that Christopher Landon has been tapped to write and direct The Final Girl Support Group, a feature film based on Grady Hendrix‘s novel of the same name. You might recall that The Final Girl Support Group was initially set up as a TV series on HBO Max. Andy and Barbara Muschietti were on board as producers—with Andy directing the pilot—alongside Charlize Theron through her Denver and Delilah Films banner. The report states that Theron is no longer attached, but the Muschietti’s
Alan Ritchson on the struggles of Fast Forever: "It's too expensive to make" (opens the original)
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It’s been over three years since the release of Fast X, and despite some reassuring talk from Vin Diesel every so often, we’re not really much closer to the release of Fast Forever. The sequel is currently slated for a March 17, 2028 release, but it remains to be seen if that date will stick. Five years is a hell of a wait to find out how the cliffhanger will be resolved. Alan Ritchson, who played Aimes in Fast X, is expected to return for Fast Forever, and he recently spoke of some of the chall
Phantasm star Reggie Bannister needs help to support his hospice care (opens the original)
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Reggie Bannister, the beloved star of the Phantasm franchise, entered hospice care more than a year ago, and he and his family need our support. A GoFundMe campaign was launched earlier this year to help the horror icon cover medical expenses and other essential costs, ensuring he can continue to receive the care he needs. Now, there’s a new campaign in progress, with funds going toward Bannister’s hospice caregiving expenses, which are around $3000 per week. Here’s the campaign description: Reg
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