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Hunter Schafer Faces Horrors at German Resort in Neon’s ‘Cuckoo’ Trailer
Hunter Schafer learns that not all European getaways are particularly relaxing in the first trailer for horror flick Cuckoo. Neon releases Tilman Singer’s feature in theaters Aug. 9. Cuckoo stars Schafer as Gretchen, a teen who gets more than she bargained for after accepting a job from Herr König (Dan Stevens) at a resort in […]
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Neon Promotes Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Immaculate’ Using Reactions From Christians
Say what you want about the newly released horror shocker Immaculate, but it seems the studio promoting the film knows its audience. The Sydney Sweeney-led and produced nun-sploitation movie takes place in a dreary and disgusting convent, where Sweeney’s character soon finds herself pregnant despite never having had sex. With a premise like that, naturally, […]
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‘Cuckoo’ Review: Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens Keep You Glued Even When This Reproductive Horror Careens Off the Rails
Writer-director Tilman Singer follows his possession chiller, ‘Luz,’ with a stay at a German Alpine vacation resort that uncovers a nightmarish breeding conspiracy.
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Sydney Sweeney Haunted by Mysterious Pregnancy in ‘Immaculate’ Trailer
Sydney Sweeney learns that not all convents are safe places for worship in the first trailer for the forthcoming horror film Immaculate. Neon debuted the promo Thursday for Michael Mohan’s feature, which is set to hit theaters March 22. Immaculate stars Sweeney as Cecilia, a deeply religious woman who moves into a convent in the […]
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‘Handling the Undead’ Review: Renate Reinsve in an Unsettling Arthouse Zombie Movie From Norway
The ‘Worst Person in the World’ discovery is joined by another standout from that cast, Anders Danielsen Lie, in this adaptation of the novel by ‘Let the Right One In’ author John Ajvide Lindqvist.
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‘Presence’ Review: Steven Soderbergh Spins a Nail-Biting Ghost Story, Working Magic in a Single Setting
Lucy Liu, Chris Sullivan and newcomer Callina Liang star in this haunted house chiller about a family that appears on the brink of falling apart.
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‘Stress Positions’ Review: Even John Early Can’t Whip Up Much Excitement in Frantic Queer Pandemic Comedy
Writer-director-costar Theda Hammel casts a satirical gaze at millennial existential crisis in this film set in Brooklyn during the 2020 Covid-19 lockdown.
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Neon Nabs ‘Red Rocket’ Filmmaker Sean Baker’s ‘Anora’
Neon is getting in the Sean Baker business. The indie studio behind Parasite has taken North American rights to Baker’s romantic-dramedy Anora. Mikey Madison stars in the film, which shot earlier this year in Brooklyn and is in post-production with an eye for a 2024 release. The plot is being kept under wraps, but Baker […]
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‘Neon’ Review: Netflix’s Miami Reggaeton Comedy Is a Glossy Good Time, if Not Much Else
Three best friends make their way up the music scene in a comedy created by Shea Serrano and Max Searle and produced by Daddy Yankee.
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‘Ferrari’ Trailer Explores the Deadly Passion and Terrible Joy of Automotive Mogul’s Life in Adam Driver-Led Biopic
In the first full trailer for Neon’s Ferrari, the Italian automotive mogul’s personal and professional lives collide. The new Michael Mann-directed film stars Adam Driver as Enzo Ferrari, the ex-Formula 1 racer who built his own factory and established the Ferrari brand. Set during the summer of 1957, the movie’s two-minute teaser plays on a […]
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‘Neon’ Trailer Sees Three Friends Hustling to Make it Big in Miami’s Music Industry
The hustle isn’t easy, but three friends are committed to doing it together in Netflix’s new Daddy Yankee-produced series, Neon. The streamer released the trailer for the upcoming music comedy on Tuesday, which is set to feature a number of cameo appearances including Brray, Jon Z, LYANNO, Jowell, Ken-Y, Jota Rosa, Villano Antillano and Daddy […]
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‘It Lives Inside’ Review: A Horror Debut About First-Generation Immigrants Falls Short of Its Potential
A teenager races against time to save an old friend from ancient demonic forces in Bishal Dutta's feature debut.
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