Both “Mortal Kombat II” and the second weekend of “The Devil Wears Prada 2” are set to duke it out for the top spot at the box-office this weekend. The game adaptation pulled in $5.2 million domestically in preview screenings on Thursday night. That’s about on par with Warner’s “Final

Tracking figures for Kane Parsons’ film adaptation of his viral video sensation “Backrooms” came in yesterday, with estimates saying the A24 film will open at a minimum of $20 million. Many experts are predicting a debut several million higher for the title, which was shot for only $10 million. A

Gerard Butler has been set to play a sniper who must stop a major threat to the planet’s most-watched football/soccer event. The story begins when his character receives an anonymous threat over the radio and must race against a ticking clock in order to save his family and 70,000 fans

Filmmaker Timur Bekmambetov (“Wanted,” “Ben Hur”) has become the go-to producer if you want to do a ‘Screenlife’ project – those movies where the narrative takes place almost entirely on computer screens. In that capacity, he has worked on a number of notable films, including “Searching,” “Unfriended,” “Missing,” “CTRL,” and

“Deadpool & Wolverine” director and “Stranger Things” producer Shawn Levy has set up the original sci-fi feature “Somewhere Out There” at Netflix. Levy is attached to direct and produce the film which was a spec script penned by Max Taxe (“Moonshot,” “Ripple”). Dan Levine will also produce. The story follows