Terrifier has built up a solid following since its 2016 release, with Damien Leone's film bringing us the terrifying Art the Clown. A sequel is on the way in 2021, and we've already received a trailer and various details about it. Now, Leone has provided his Facebook followers with a promising update on Terrifier 2, which confirms that they're at the editing stage of production.
A test case for Warner Bros.' decision to launch its major titles on HBO Max next year before theaters, Wonder Woman 1984 has been attracting praise since appearing in overseas cinemas. However, it's already looking like the box office numbers since its premiere aren't great, and the movie could struggle to recoup its budget and marketing costs. Why, then, is this happening?
As we head closer to Christmas, now's a good time to catch up on your Netflix viewing, and the platform have a lot of new movies and shows coming this week. Highlights include original features like The Midnight Sky, as well as drama Bridgerton, and fresh seasons of returning family series. Indeed, given the amount of content already added to the service this December, it shouldn't be difficult to find something to watch over the holidays.
One of the most anticipated titles of 2021, Zack Snyder's extended cut of Justice League promises to follow through on the original potential of the movie. With the director hinting at an R-rated edit, and some talk of the film also getting a theatrical release, it's fair to say that its premiere on HBO Max can't come soon enough and we now know that Snyder's work will be arriving on the streaming platform in March, confirming what Warner Bros. appeared to be suggesting a few weeks ago.
One of the pleasant surprises of Star Trek: Discovery's third year has been the addition of David Cronenberg as a supporting character. The filmmaker plays Federation agent Kovich, who shares some of the more disturbing realities of life in the 32nd century with the time-displaced Discovery crew. And according to an interview with the director in Variety, he'll be turning up again in the remaining three episodes of season 3, and again in the already-in-production fourth run of the CBS All Access hit.
It's fair to say that Millie Bobby Brown has been good for Netflix, from her pivotal role in Stranger Things to the recent success of Enola Holmes. And now, we're hearing via insider Daniel Richtman that the 16-year-old actress is reportedly getting a big first look deal with Netflix, which includes headlining her own action franchise for them. While details are still thin on the ground, it certainly seems clear that the streaming platform want to keep working with Brown as much as possible.
