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Naomi Scott (“Aladdin,” “Charlie’s Angels”) has been set to star in the currently untitled sequel to its hit horror feature “Smile” at Temple Hill and Paramount Pictures. The original film revolved around a psychiatrist who after witnessing a bizarre, traumatic incident involving a patient, becomes increasingly convinced she is being

There’s little question that whatever overall plans the “Star Wars” sequel trilogy had early on, those plans went out the window fast. J.J. Abrams’ arguably overly familiar “The Force Awakens” appeared to lay some groundwork that Rian Johnson’s ambitious but divisive “The Last Jedi” subsequently ignored to do its own

If there’s one thing superhero films, and genre films in general really, have increased significantly in recent years – it’s fan service cameos. This is less about the appearances where the story justifies it, and. more about slipping in superheroes just for the sake of it – something both DC

Mattel Films, Paramount Pictures, and Temple Hill Entertainment are teaming for a film adaptation of the “American Girl” 18-inch doll line. Lindsey Anderson Beer (“Pet Sematary: Bloodlines,” “Sierra Burgess is a Loser”) is attached to write the screenplay and produce the project. Mattel previously partnered with MGM for an attempted

Dwayne Johnson is teaming with “Uncut Gems” and “Good Time” co-director Benny Safdie for “The Smashing Machine” at A24. Safdie, who wrote and will direct the feature as his first solo directorial effort, has been developing the project with Johnson which will be a major dramatic role for the actor.