Anchor Bay Entertainment is set to re-release the Blu-ray edition of Stevan Mena’s Malevolence 2: Bereavement, starring gorgeous stunner Alexandra Daddario, of the big eyes and bigger bossom, as a 17-year-old who stumbles upon an abducted 11-year-old boy and the sadistic killer raising him as his own.
This time out, the Blu-ray release promises new footage and cover art and, despite details not being provided yet, we can only assume and hope both will feature oodles of Daddario — and, how about a shower scene or some yoga stretching… like before things get all bad? Find out this October!
Daddario has become much more visible since starring in Bereavement, appearing in big Hollywood fare such as Baywatch and blockbuster San Andreas, the Texas Chainsaw reboot, and the acclaimed HBO serial killer drama “True Detective,” in which she floored viewers with her heart-stopping nude debut.
The CW announced this week it has cast attractive real-life lesbian Ruby Rose to portray attractive lesbian crime fighter Batwoman in its upcoming new superhero series. The move is a monumental step towards inclusion of hot lesbians in Hollywood, opening the door for more hot lesbian roles on TV.
Rose stars as tormented heiress Kate Kane, a stunning lesbian with deadly street fighting skills who battles crime as costumed vigilante Batwoman, while hooking up with other hot lesbians in her spare time—or so we hope!
Rose first caught genre fan eyeballs with roles in Resident Evil: The Final Chapter and John Wick: Chapter 2, where she played an insanely sexy assassin. She currently co-stars in this summer’s monster shark thriller The Meg.
Roadside Attractions has released a trailer for Lizzie, a lesbian take on the notorious tale of the 1892 hatchet murders of Andrew and Abby Borden by their daughter. Chloe Sevigny (”American Horror Story”) stars as Lizzie Borden with Kristen Stewart (Twilight) playing her lover and family maid Bridget Sullivan.
For years, filmmakers have taken multiple swings at the Lizzie Borden story, but an adaptation has never been more intriguing to our penis than screenwriter Bryce Kass’ lesbian take on the material. Craig William Macneill (“Channel Zero”) directs with Kim Dickens (“Fear the Walking Dead”) and Tara Ochs (Allegiant).Out Sept. 14.
Universal Pictures Home Entertainment has set an Oct. 2 home edition and VOD release date for Death Race: Beyond Anarchy, the third sequel in the popular franchise launched by Paul W.S. Anderson’s 2008 original, starring Jason Statham.
The new film centers on more violence, boobs, and car racing. It stars Danny Trejo (Machete), reprising his role as bookie Goldberg, Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon), Velislav Pavlov as resident racer Frankenstein, Christine Marzano (Seven Psychopaths) as a hot bartender, and Cassie Clare (pictured above).
Posted above is Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions’ first look at its new Terminator stars: Natalia Reyes, Robert Pattinson, and Jon Bon Jovi. The James Cameron produced sequel is helmed by Tim Miller (Deadpool) and picks up after the events of Terminator: Judgement Day.
Okay… that’s not Pattinson and Bon Jovi in that terribly photo-shopped promo. It’s franchise newcomer Mackenzie Davis (Tully) and Linda Hamilton back as iconic survivor-turned-warrior Sarah Connor.
The decision to first release a penis-free image for the film has been polarizing, pitting those who dread another pc-pandering revamp of a popular property against those who welcome anything that makes grown men cry.
We believe all movies would be better if they solely featured hot women — horror, sci-fi, action, drama, rom-coms, everything! Our only issue is with Davis looking like a transgendered terminator (upfront and center no less!) and Hamilton’s butchy aunt hairdo. If only the marketing team could go back in time and photo-shop in longer hair and bikinis.
Sony Pictures has released a new trailer for Venom, its much ballyhooed adaptation of the Marvel comic based on the popular Spiderman villain. Tom Hardy plays the creepy-crawly, a disgraced journalist empowered and consumed by an alien symbiote defeated and discarded by the beloved web-slinger.
Sony Screen Gems has released a new trailer for its adaptation of the notorious Slender Man urban legend, arriving in theaters Aug. 10. Set in Massachusetts, four small town high school girls attempt to debunk the tale only to see one of their own go missing — a suspected victim of the Slender Man.
The film is helmed by Stomp the Yard and The Losers director Sylvain White and stars Joey King (The Conjuring), Julia Goldani-Telles (“The Affair”), Jaz Sinclair (When the Bough Breaks), and Annalise Basso (Ouija: Origin of Evil).
Twentieth Century Fox has released a new trailer for Alita: Battle Angel, a sci-fi actioner adapted from Yukito Kishiro’s manga from director Robert Rodriguez (Desperado) and Avatar producers James Cameron and Jon Landau.
Written by Cameron and Laeta Kalogridis (“Altered Carbon”), Alita: Battle Angel stars Rosa Salazar as a disposed bug-eyed cyborg with a wiped memory rebooted by the kind scientist who finds her in a scrapyard and discovers her secret past.
Godzilla is back and he’s brought all kinds of bad company in Warner Bros. first trailer for Michael Dougherty’s (Trick ‘r Treat) Godzilla: King of the Monsters, a sequel to Gareth Edwards (Monsters) 2014 blockbuster.
Joining Godzilla in the monster mayhem are giant insect Mothra, winged beast Rodan, and three-headed flying dragon King Ghidorah.
Fighting for mankind are milfy Vera Farmiga (“Bates Motel”), Millie Bobby Brown with hair (“Stranger Things”), Sally Hawkins (Shape of Water), Ken Watanabe (Inception), O’Shea Jackson Jr. (Ingrid Goes West) and Charles Dance (“Game of Thrones”). In theaters May 31, 2019.
Warner Bros. released this week its first trailer for Aquaman, starring Jason Momoa as the would-be king of the underwater world of Atlantis and one-time laughingstock of DC’s Super Friends. This time out, however, the merman has lost his goldie locks and sensitive Pisces nature and gone rock lobster.
Helmed by Saw and Conjuring director James Wan, Aquaman finds our musclebound reluctant hero fighting enemies on land and sea while falling for the sexy Atlantean (Amber Heard) urging him to take his throne as king of Atlantis. Much of the CG looks bad, but Momoa is cool and you gotta trust in Wan.
