By Belgian filmmaker Michiel Blanchart (“Night Call,” “You’re Dead, Helene”) is the lead choice to direct the. follow-up to “Final Destination: Bloodlines” at New Line Cinema. Blanchart, who will be making his English-language debut with the feature, rose to the top of the list of candidates this week after an intense
Bateman To Direct Tom Holland-Led “Partner”
Emmy winner Jason Bateman is set to make his third feature as a director with a film adaptation of John Grisham’s 1997 novel “The Partner” at Universal Pictures. It follows on from his first two films “Bad Words” and “The Family Fang”. The story follows Patrick Lanigan, a well-liked, well-paid
Cherry, Reis, Wilson Set For “Resident Evil”
“Severance” breakout Zach Cherry, “True Detective: Night Country” co-star Kali Reis and “Twisted Metal” actor Johnno Wilson have all joined the cast of Zach Cregger’s “Resident Evil” reboot at Sony Pictures and Constantin Film. Austin Abrams (“Weapons,” “Euphoria”) leads the feature that is standalone and veers away from the previous
Kirsten Dunst On “Spider-Man 4” Chances
Actress Kirsten Dunst says she’s open to the idea of doing another “Spider-Man” film with Tobey Maguire. Dunst, who played Mary Jane Watson in Sam Raimi’s trilogy of “Spider-Man” films from 2002-2007, was originally going to be involved in a fourth film in the series but the movie never got
It’s Time To Admit That Star Trek Needs Longer Seasons
For all that the streaming era has given us, there are still a lot of genuinely annoying things about it, most notably when it comes the business and production of TV. Now, six to eight-episode seasons of popular series are commonplace, usually dropped as single-release binges instead of spread out