The upcoming Jeepers Creepers 4 is set to arrive later this year, and is reportedly planned as the launching point for a new trilogy of movies starring the Creeper. Also known as Jeepers Creepers: Reborn, the film has been picked up by Screen Media for release, and is directed by Timo Vuorensola of the Iron Sky series. Not only that, but according to the distributor, this new entry in the franchise is apparently much scarier than its predecessors.
Securing a role as a DCEU or MCU villain is a pretty big career goal right now in Hollywood, especially given the potential of being brought back for multiple movies. While Jim Carrey has previously played the Riddler in Batman Forever, the actor is reportedly keen to appear in one of the two main comic book franchises as according to our sources - the same ones who told us Luke would be in The Mandalorian season 2 and a Justice League Dark show is coming to HBO Max - Carrey wants to portray an antagonist in a DC or Marvel film, and given his track record, we certainly see this as a logical choice.
Given the success of WandaVision, and the upcoming addition of more adult-themed content to the platform (at least internationally), Disney Plus are having a pretty good year so far. After making a lot of fresh material available this week, including the full run of the original version of The Muppet Show, D+ have a strong lineup of programming coming our way as we head into March. What, then, can we expect on the service this February 26th?
Despite some recent rumors that Amber Heard has been fired from Aquaman 2, this now doesn't appear to be the case. According to insider Daniel Richtman, talk that Emilia Clarke, who's been linked to the role of Mera before, is set to replace Heard, has no basis in truth. And although this news may not be taken as positively by some people as it will be by others, it seems that Heard's immediate career prospects and personal life are going to be shadowed by these sorts of stories for a while yet.
The Silence of the Lambs recently celebrated its thirtieth anniversary, and arguably remains one of the most effective serial killer movies ever made. With spinoff series Clarice premiering not too long ago, there's been a lot of attention on the franchise, and now fans have the chance to stay overnight at Buffalo Bill's house in Perryopolis, Pennsylvania, after it was listed last year. The building's new owner has made the property a tourist attraction, with scope for everything from location shooting to, um, weddings.
Although we're still waiting for the premiere of Creepshow's second season, Shudder are confident enough in the series to have ordered a third run. The show, based on George A. Romero and Stephen King's classic 1980s horror anthologies, also produced animated Halloween and Christmas specials last year. Moreover, it's now confirmed that new episodes of Creepshow will start airing on Shudder come April 1st, and some fresh photos from the upcoming run have been released and can be seen in the gallery below.
There are many stomach-churning scenes in horror movies, depending on your particular sensitivities. While I'm OK with most gore, anything involving children, no matter how fake-looking, is always a hard watch. To this end, people's choices can be pretty subjective, as shown in a recent Reddit discussion of films that made folks feel sick. The list is quite eclectic, but provides a good guide for testing your endurance, should you choose to do so. It's also worth mentioning that there are some potential spoilers ahead.
As hard as it is to believe, it's now been twelve years since we've had a new Friday the 13th movie, as the Marcus Nispel-directed remake arrived in theaters more than a decade ago today. While the Platinum Dunes release has its critics, it's arguably not the worst or the best of the 2000s-era reboots, and most likely wasn't expected to be the last of the Friday films to come out. However, with ongoing legal troubles keeping new projects on ice, it may be a while before we get another look at Jason Voorhees.
Although this may well turn out to be one of those stories that isn't quite as exciting as it sounds, a new study might have discovered more clues to a "fifth dimension" that could help explain dark matter. Understood as a dimension where gravity and electromagnetism come together, this could be a way for us to observe dark matter, and understand more about its impact on the universe. As ominous as it sounds, classifying a gateway to this realm could be an important step towards our knowledge of basic physical forces.
