A new trailer has gone online for Wolf Man, a new Universal Monsters based thriller from Invisible Man director Leigh Whannell. Three-peat Emmy winner Julia Garner (“Ozark”) stars as a wife and mother pitted against a big, bad wolf.
Christopher Abbot (It Comes At Night) plays Garner’s husband. Matilda Firth (Subservience) is their daughter. Set to release in theaters Jan. 17, Wolf Man is produced by Blumhouse and distributed by Universal Pictures.
Prepare to be scared stiff when James Wan’s The Conjuring: Last Rites, the fourth and final chapter in the blockbuster franchise, releases next year. Busty Brit Mia Tomlinson has joined the cast in an undisclosed role. While nothing is known about the character she’ll play, it’s a safe bet she’ll be hot.
Tomlinson is best known for playing famed female pirate Anne Bonny on the Netflix historical drama series “The Lost Pirate Kingdom” and Lena Rattery on the BritBox series/revenge thriller “The Beast Must Die.”
The Conjuring: Last Rites is helmed by Michael Chaves (The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It) and sees the return of Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as married demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren. The film is slated for release Sept. 29.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead (10 Cloverfield Lane) is set to star opposite Maika Monroe (Longlegs) in the 20th Century Studios’ remake of the hit 1992 nightmare nanny thriller, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. Winstead will play a happily married wife and mom whose family is targeted by a deranged au pair who wants her newborn.
The role was originally played by Annabella Sciorra (Romeo Is Bleeding) in the 1992 classic. Hollywood sex symbol Rebecca De Mornay (Risky Business) toplined the film as the homicidal nanny.
At the helm of the remake are director Michelle Garza Cervera (Huesera) and screenwriter Micah Bloomberg (“Homecoming”). Monroe, hot on the heels of sleeper hit Longlegs, stars in the role made famous by De Mornay.
Winstead, who is coming off the Disney+ Star Wars series “Ahsoka,” playing a delightfully bootylicious version of Twi’lek General Hera Syndulla, made her horror film debut in 2005’s The Ring 2. Notable projects include Final Destination 3, Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof, the underrated remakes Black Christmas (2006) and The Thing, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and Birds of Prey.
What if things didn’t end up happily ever after for Snow White and the seven dwarfs? What if those fun-sized misfits turned out to be sadistic little trolls eager to mine the princess’ purest of treasures?
Slated for release March 2025, The Seven Dwarves re-imagines the beloved fairy tale as a survival thriller, pitting the storybook princess up against the evil, mini-miners Cranky, Jolly, Drowsy, Meek, Snuffy, Wheezy, Chief, and Ditzy.
The fairest of them all is played by Lia Ryan, who projects a thirty-something, mother-of-two persona who would probably get along just fine with her stepmom. That said, here she is showing off some thigh…
Brittany Snow (X) is set to join Claire Danes (“Homeland”) in the Netflix limited series, “The Beast In Me.” Snow will play the missing wife of a powerful real estate mogul believed to have had something to do with her disappearance.
The cat-and-mouse thriller kicks into gear when the husband/mogul (Matthew Rhys) buys a house next door to a nosy writer (Dane) who becomes obsessed with him and his alleged crime.
Snow, whose notable horror creds include serial killer drama The Hangman opposite Al Pacino and Karl Urban, indie slasher Would You Rather, and 2008’s Prom Night remake, is coming off the Ti West acclaimed porn slasher X. She is, however, best known for her role in musical comedy franchise, Pitch Perfect.
Focus Features has released a full-length trailer for Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu, a remake of the 1922 vampire classic, starring Lily-Rose Depp as an 1800’s sexy young wife cucking her hubby (Nicholas Hoult) with the legendary vamp Nosferatu (Bill Skarsgård).
Depp, daughter of domestically abused Hollywood Vampires guitarist and Ninth Gate star Johnny Depp, made her acting debut in Keven Smith’s body-horrorTusk and its horror-comedy spinoff Yoga Hosers. She is coming off the HBO series “The Idol,” in which she played an oft nude pop star.
Finally…Hollywood gets it right. Megan Fox has been cast as the type of AI house servant men would buy in director S.K. Dale’s Subservience. Even married men with clingy kids and a dying wife would risk it all to purchase this model at the Best Buy.
Fox plays Alice, a sentient fembot with a body to die for (or let your loved one die for) whose feelings for her owner threaten to destroy his family life when she seduces him.
Subservience is now available on streaming platforms.
Fox, who earned a spot on Clatto’s esteemed list of The 20 Hottest Women Working In Horror back in 2010, starred in Dale’s previous survival thriller Till Death and is beloved by genre fans for roles in Michael Bay’s Transformers, the criminally underrated Jennifer’s Body, and the rightfully panned, but oh-my-God-she’s never looked-hotter, Jonah Hex.
Every dad knows the best part about having kids is banging the babysitter. But what if that nanny proves to be an unstable psycho out to steal your kid and murder your wife because she blames her for destroying her family?
Well, of course, you continue to smash. Especially if she looks like Maika Monroe (Longlegs) or old school sex symbol Rebecca De Mornay (Hand That Rocks the Cradle, Risky Business). Just know it won’t end well so make sure anal is part of the deal before taking a shovel to the face.
Speaking of Monroe and Mornay, the former is set to step into the latter’s shoes for the 20th Century Studios remake of the classic 90s thriller, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle. At the helm is Michelle Garza Cervera (Huesera), directing from a script by Micah Bloomberg (“Homecoming”).
Monroe, who is coming off the red hot indie frightener Longlegs, first captured horror fans’ hearts in 2014’s acclaimed supernatural thriller,It Follows–a contender on Clatto’s esteemed list for the 10 Sexiest Horror Movies of 2015. Other notable roles include Roland Emmerich’s ID4 sequel Independence Day: Resurgence, Neil Jordan’s cougar/cub nightmare Greta, IFC Midnight’s Watcher, and the backpacking, survival thriller Significant Other.
A trailer has dropped for season two of “The Last of Us.” The footage reveals the return of Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as OG survivors Joel and Ellie while providing a look at new players Jeffrey Wright (“Westworld”) as Washington Liberation leader Isaac, Kaitlyn Dever (“Last Man Standing”) as vengeful soldier Abby Anderson, and Peruvian stunner Isabela Merced (Alien: Romulus) as Ellie’s hot, new lesbian love interest, Dina.
Merced made her feature film acting debut in controversial director Lars Von Trier’s 2013 serial killer drama, The House That Jack Built. Roles in Transformers: The Last Knight, the live-action feature Dora and the City of Gold (as Dora the Explorer), Marvel’s Madame Web, and Fede Alvarez’s Alien: Romulus followed. She’ll next be seen as Hawkgirl in James Gunn’s Superman: Legacy.
“The Last of Us” is an adaptation of the hit Naughty Dog video game. Season two premieres in 2025.
Grab the lotion. We know what you’re doing next summer when Jennifer Love Hewitt returns to the big screen for a new sequel to her beloved 1997 horror hit, I Know What You Did Last Summer. Hewitt is currently in negotiations to reprise her role as final girl Julie James, a hit-and-run delinquent with massive airbags and a tiny white tank top.
I Know What You Did Last Summer and its 1998 sequel, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, are set over the Fourth of July holiday and find Julie and her friends desperately trying to survive the wrath of a fisherman they had run over with their car and left for dead.
The new sequel is helmed by Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Do Revenge) and is slated for theatrical release on July 18, 2025. Freddie Prinze Jr., who played Julie’s longtime boyfriend Ray Bronson, has already signed on to co-star with Hewitt.
Hewitt rose to fame in the 90s by stealing Neve Campbell’s thunder on “Party of Five” and on the big screen with the Scream adjacent I Know What You Did… movies. In 2005, she conquered the small screen once again with the long-running CBS supernatural drama “Ghost Whisperer.” Roles on CBS’ “Criminal Minds” and Lifetime’s hooker drama “The Client List” followed. She can currently be seen on ABC’s first responders series “9-1-1.”
Hewitt’s role as Julie James in I Know What You Did Last Summer and I Still Know What You Did Last Summer earned the abundantly talented actress a spot on Clatto’s esteemed list of The Top 10 Babes of Fourth of July Horror in 2013.
