Jagged Edge Productions, the twisted minds behind Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, have released a trailer for Bambi: The Reckoning, a horrific, live-action re-imagining of Disney’s animated classic about a young buck who loses its mother to hunters.
Stunner Roxanne Mckee stars as a hot milf trying to keep her son and herself safe while being hunted by a vengeful deer out for blood. Mckee is best known for her portrayal of Doreah, handmaid to Dothraki queen Daenerys Targaryen on HBO’s “Game of Thrones.”
The sexy canuck has also starred in Wrong Turn 5: Bloodlines, Syfy’s “Dominion,” a day-of-reckoning series based on Screen Gems 2010 Paul Bettany vehicle Legion, the British lesbian drama “Lip Service,” and the sexy, long-running teen soap “Hollyoaks.”
Magnolia Pictures has released a trailer for The Assessment, a sci-fi thriller about a nice woman attempting to keep ungrateful and unaware couples from making the biggest mistake of their lives. Music video helmer Fleur Fortuné makes her feature directorial debut with the film, releasing in theaters March 21 and on digital media April 8.
Set in dystopian future where parenthood must be approved by the government, Academy award winner Alicia Vikander (The Danish Girl) plays an assessor who determines who can have children after a seven day trial in which she pretends to be the applicants’ baby.
Elizabeth Olsen (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness) and Himesh Patel (Tenet) play the clueless wanna-be parents who struggle during the trial and grow weary of Vikander’s character despite the fact that she’s desperately trying to help them. Parents in the audience will wish someone like Vikander had taken the time to warn them.
Vikander won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in The Danish Girl, but is best known for playing a smaller-chested Lara Croft in 2018’s Tomb Raiderremake and Ava, the sexy android in A.I. thriller Ex Machina, featured in Clatto’s list of The Sexiest Horror Films of 2015. She’s also starred in the awesome, but overlooked, Man From U.N.C.L.E. remake and Jason Bourne.
Olsen, who has played Scarlet Witch in a bunch of Marvel crap, can be seen in Gareth Edwards’ 2014 Godzilla reboot and Spike Lee’s American remake of South Korean director Park Chan-wook’s classic revenge-thriller Oldboy. She’s also starred in the critically acclaimed indie-drama Martha Marcy May Marlene, Open Road’s American remake of the Uruguayan frightener Silent House, and Rodrigo Cortes’ Red Lights.
Busty Hungarian starlet Nikolett Barabas has appeared in A Good Day to Die Hard, Ridley Scott’s The Martian, and last year’s Casey Affleck sci-fi thriller Slingshot. While the roles were small, that’s still pretty impressive for someone starring in a “Last of Us” knockoff.
Silent Zone tells the story of a teen and an old dude fighting off the undead during a zombie apocalypse. Details about Barabas’ role are unknown, but we’re pretty sure she’s the hot zombie in the trailer.
Vertigo Releasing has unleashed a trailer for Gator Creek, a mostly hot girls vs. gators survival thriller from the producers of the 2017 shark thriller 47 Meters Downand its 2019 sequel 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, arriving on digital March 24.
Gator Creek finds a group of friends stranded in the alligator infested Louisiana Bayou after their plane crash lands. The film stars Athena Strates (Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes), Elisha Applebaum (“Fate: The Winx Saga”), Isabelle Bonfrer (“Pandora”), and 19-year-old Portuguese soap star Madalena Aragon (pictured).
Peacock has released a trailer for “Long Bright River,” a limited series based on the Liz Moore novel and starring Amanda Seyfried as a hot Philly beat cop searching for her missing sister (Ashleigh Cummings) amidst an opioid crisis and serial killer investigation.
“Long Bright River” consists of eight, one-hour episodes, premiering simultaneously on Peacock on March 13.
Seyfried has a string of horror and sci-fi works under her belt, including Gattaca director Andrew Niccol’s Anon andIn Time, Twilight helmer Catherine Hardwicke’s Red Riding Hood, David Koepp’s You Should Have Left, Atom Egoyan’s erotic cougar-cub thriller Chloe opposite Julianne Moore, and the Diablo Cody-scripted cult classic Jennifer’s Body with Megan Fox.
Rachel McAdams (Mean Girls) is set to be so fetch in 20th Century Studios’ Send Help, iconic director Sam Raimi’s long awaited return to horror since 2009’s Drag Me to Hell. Slated for release Jan. 30, 2026, the survival thriller marks McAdams’ first foray into horror.
Written by Friday the 13th(2009) and Freddy vs. Jason scribes Mark Swift and Damian Shannon, Send Help stars McAdams as a hot plane crash survivor who, along with a despised work colleague (“Teen Wolf’s” Dylan O’Brien), must stay alive on a dangerous and deserted island till help arrives.
McAdams, who is coming off Raimi’s Doctor Strange films for Marvel, is best known for comedy (Mean Girls, Wedding Crashers, Game Night) and romantic fare (The Notebook, The Vow, About Time). She’s dallied with horror in genre masters Wes Craven’s psychological thriller Red Eye and Brian De Palma’s erotic thriller Passion.
British stunner Ella Balinska is set to star in Wolf Creekdirector Greg McLean’s upcoming love letter to fright fans The Horror Game. Balinska plays a hot gamer chick looking for her missing sister inside a virtual reality game where each level represents a sub genre of horror films. Those who die in the game, perish in real life.
Balinska made her major feature debut in the 2019 Charlie’s Angels remake. Roles in the supernatural cat-and-mouse thriller Run Sweetheart Run and the Elizabeth Banks mystery Skincare. The sexy 5-foot-11 starlet made her horror debut in the Netflix series adaptation of “Resident Evil.”
Mexican milf and telenovela superstar Kate del Castillo is set to star in the shark thriller Black Demon: Atlantis, a sequel to the 2023 original about a megalodon maneater terrorizing a small Baja town and the oil inspector sent to check on an oil rig.
Set in a maximum security prison out in the Pacific Ocean, Black Demon: Atlantis finds the massive shark facing off against sea monsters while disrupting an undercover operation to take down a drug lord. No word on del Castillo’s role, but here’s hoping the megalodon bites off her bikini!
del Castillo has starred in a string of successful soaps and rose to fame playing drug lord Teresa Mendoza in the Spanish series “La Reina del Sur.” Notable roles in English language films include Bordertown with Jennifer Lopez, producer Guillermo del Toro’s wonderful and underrated animated feature The Book of Life, The 33, about the 2010 Chilean mining disaster, Bad Boys for Life, and the Fox series “The Cleaning Lady.”
Magnet Releasing has released a trailer for Borderline, a comedic thriller starring Samara Weaving as a hot 90’s pop star whose home is invaded by an escaped mental patient. Written and directed by Cocaine Bear scribe Jimmy Warden, the film releases March 14.
Weaving, niece to Matrix and Lord of the Rings star Hugo Weaving, is an Aussie model-turned-actress who scored her first leading role in New Line Cinema’s The Babysitter from producer/director McG. Her breakthrough came in 2019’s critically acclaimed cat-and-mouse thriller Ready Or Not. Her most recent roles were in Scream VI and Azrael.
“LOST” alumna Elizabeth Mitchell stars in The Huntsman, a serial killer drama based on nurse-turned-author Judith Sanders’ novel of the same name. The story centers on a comatose hospital patient suspected of murdering six young girls in a small southwestern town.
Mitchell plays the suspect’s hot wife, who doesn’t believe he’s the killer despite mounting evidence. Garret Dillahunt (“Fear the Walking Dead”) portrays the suspected killer.
Mitchell starred as sexy fertility doctor Juliet Burke on ABC’s award-winning “LOST” series. She continued to thrill on the small screen with the short-lived “V” reboot and the gone-as-it-was-getting-good “Revolution.” On the big screen, Mitchell starred in 2016’s Purge: Election Year.
