Demi Moore is set to star in the cannibalistic horror-comedy Corporate Animals. She will play the milfy and ego-maniacal CEO of Incredible Edibles, who takes her staff and tormented assistants on a team-building caving trip to New Mexico.

Shit hits the fan when they get caved in during the trip and must deal with their personal issues and elements to come out alive. Ed Helms (The Hangover) plays the group’s guide and Jessica Williams (Hot Tub Time Machine 2) is one of Moore’s assistants.

Corporate Animals is helmed by Patrick Brice (Creep) and marks Moore’s return to horror since 2007’s Mr. Brooks.

Yes, that headline is pure click bait, but admit it…it was the first thing you thought too! Sure, “Game of Thrones” is one of the best dramas on the small screen, full of heroic hurrahs, horrific oh-nos, and jaw-dropping what-the-fucks. It is also notoriously known for its nudity—bold, beautiful, and, thankfully, mostly female.

So, when Naomi Watts (The Ring) was announced as a lead on HBO’s eagerly anticipated and currently untitled GoT’s prequel/spinoff series, we couldn’t help but cheer for the potential Naomi nudity coming our way.

Written for the screen by Jane Goldman (Kick-Ass) from a story she penned with GoT creator George RR Martin, the show finds Watts playing a hot, mysterious socialite—sounds like the kind of character that drops robes to us!

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The series chronicles the world’s descent from the golden Age of Heroes into its darkest hour. And only one thing is for sure: from the horrifying secrets of Westeros’ history to the true origin of the white walkers, the mysteries of the East to the Starks of legend… it’s not the story we think we know.

Regal Cinemas’ inaugural 4DX Horror Fest is well under way with screenings of fright favs IT: Chapter One, Annabelle: Creation, Jigsaw, and this year’s unholy blockbuster The Nun. Running now through Nov. 1 at all Regal 4DX locations, the event — priced at a sweet $10 a pop — is a Halloween treat not to be missed.

Of course, if you’re a horror fan, you will have most likely seen these films, maybe even own them, but watching them in a 4DX equipped auditorium with friends and strangers is the kind of fun and unique experience that makes movie-going special again—especially for those who enjoy the nervous energy of watching horror in a group. Everyone is on the edge of their seats. Literally.

The chairs, big and cozy, are synced to vibrate and tilt with the action onscreen while environmental effects (i.e. rain, wind, lightning, scents) and blood splatter (water…we hope!) enhance the atmosphere. Jump scares in 4DX are a blast, of course, but it’s when you hardly notice your chair has dipped or reclined or leaned to follow a character around a sewer, down a basement, or into a trap that suspense is spiked.

New Line’s 2017 adaptation of Stephen King’s IT and producer James Wan’s Annabelle: Creation are the must-sees at the festival. Frightening and engaging on all levels—thoughtfully written, superbly acted, masterfully helmed—they are a perfect mix of story and scares. Every jolt is earned and perfectly timed to ensure Pennywise and Annabelle spook you where you sit.

Jigsaw, last year’s revival of the SAW series after a seven year hiatus, is a no-brainer for 4DX. The chair’s rumblings, air jets, and blood splatter add oomph to what are some pretty fun traps in the highly underrated entry — our favorite being Laura Vandervoort buried neck deep in a grain silo as sharp objects rain down around her. The air jets go nuts on this part and it’s effectively nerve-racking.

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Katie Holmes is set to star in the sequel to the 2016 sleeper hit The Boy. She will play a hot mom whose son bonds with the creepy life-like doll that tormented hot babysitter Lauren Cohan (“The Walking Dead”) in the original.

Cameras roll on the STXfilms production on Jan. 14 in British Columbia with original Boy director William Brent Bell and writer Stacey Menear on board.

The film marks Holmes return to horror since the 2010 Guillermo del Toro produced remake Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark. Holmes, who came to fame on the hit teen soap “Dawson’s Creek,” is forever revered for her epic and timeless topless scene in the fittingly titled Sam Raimi supernatural thriller The Gift.

Sandra Bullock is starring in the Netflix original movie Bird Box, an apocalyptic thriller about a mysterious force that wipes out the globe’s population and threatens to kill all survivors. Bullock plays a milf attempting to get her kids to a sanctuary while blindfolded for some reason we’re sure is gonna be fucked up.

The film is directed by Susanne Bier (Things We Lost In the Fire) and adapted from the novel by Josh Malerman by Eric Heisserer (Lights Out). Co-stars include Sarah Paulson (“American Horror Story”), Rosa Salazar (Alita: Battle Angel), and John Malkovich. Premieres Dec. 21.

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IFC Midnight has acquired the North American distribution rights to Pledge, a frathouse frightener about a group of geeky college freshmen seduced by hot coeds to pledge a mysterious off-campus house run by sadistic frat boys.

Having been humiliated by most frats while rushing, the guys are suspicious about the turn of events but decide hot chicks and booze are worth the risk. Pledge is slated for release January 2019.

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If you’re looking to have an escape room experience that doesn’t just end in a photograph with your asshole co-workers, Sony Pictures offers up Escape Room. Deborah Ann Woll (“True Blood”) stars as one of six strangers attempting to win a million dollars in a mysterious game with dire consequences for the losers.

Joining Woll is an impressive cast of talented peeps including Jay Ellis (“Insecure”), Nik Dodani (“Atypical”), Tyler Labine (Tucker & Dale vs. Evil), Taylor Russell (“Lost In Space”), and Logan Miller (Scout’s Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse).

It looks awesome, which isn’t surprising considering Adam Robitel, director of Insidious: The Last Key and writer/director of the truly terrifying The Taking of Deborah Logan, is at the helm. In theaters Jan. 4, 2019.

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New Line Cinema has released a first trailer for Curse of La LLorona, a supernatural thriller based on Latin American folklore about a tormented spirit searching for the offspring she drowned while taking the lives of children she encounters. James Wan produces and Michael Chaves (The Conjuring 3) directs.

Linda Cardellini (“Freaks and Geeks”) stars as a social worker and mother who regrettably ignores the warnings of a mom wrongfully accused of child endangerment and is soon forced to face off against Llorona with only the help of an unconventional priest, played by the awesome Raymond Cruz (“Better Call Saul”).

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Sony Pictures has released a trailer for its remake of Mexican crime thriller Miss Bala. Gina Rodriguez stars as Gloria, an abducted murder witness used as a mule by cartel drug runners in Tijuana. Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke is at the helm.

The 2011 original starred Stephanie Sigman (Annabelle: Creation) as a kidnapped beauty pageant contestant forced to work for the cartel, hence the title Miss Bala (gringo translation: Miss Bala = Miss Bullet). No idea why the title remains when the character is no longer the same.

Even more disheartening is the PG-13 rating that ensures Rodriguez won’t be going nude like Sigman. Here’s hoping there’s a swimsuit portion at least! Miss Bala shoots into theaters Feb. 1, 2019.

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British babe Hermione Corfield (Pride and Prejudice and Zombies) is set to star in Rust Creek, a backwoods thriller from director Jen McGowan (Kelly & Cal) and U.S. distributor IFC Midnight, slated for limited theatrical release in January 2019.

Corfield plays an ambitious and hot college senior who takes a wrong turn on her way to a job interview and ends up in the freezing Kentucky woods attempting to evade a group of hooligans on her trail with only the help of a mysterious loner.

Corfield has appeared in a string of notable films, including Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, an adaptation of Seth Grahame-Smith’s re-imagining of the Jane Austin novel Pride and Prejudice, as a sexy siren in Guy Ritchie’s King Arthur, and as an A-wing pilot in Star Wars: The Last Jedi.