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Unsurprisingly, the Rupert Sanders-directed reboot of “The Crow” is racing to digital with the title set to hit PVOD platforms next Friday, September 13th. That’s three weeks after it hit cinemas on August 23rd. The film, which was stuck in development for well over a decade, finally got made for

Disney+ has begun early development of a young adult reimagined adaptation of Gaston Leroux’s original 1909-published “The Phantom of the Opera” novel. “High School Musical” and “The Descendants” director Kenny Ortega will direct and executive produce the project for Disney Branded Entertainment, a return to the studio for the filmmaker

Tim Burton’s long-awaited sequel “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” grossed a very promising $13 million in previews at the North American box office, and is set for $25 million on Friday for an opening day of $38-40 million. For now no-one is quite sure where the film will land domestically by the end

Untitled John Woo Sparks Film The musical group Sparks, who teamed with Leos Carax on “Annette,” look to be doing the same again – this time with legendary Hong Kong action director John Woo. Sparks posted a picture alongside Woo captioned “Legendary filmmaker John Woo + Spark = ?????” which

Warner Bros. Pictures and Max have yet to release a trailer for the film, but now the first footage from the long-delayed film adaptation of Stephen King’s 1975 supernatural horror novel “Salem’s Lot” has arrived. The footage comes in the form of a two-minute clip at the Straker’s mansion as