‘Kill Switch’ Trailer: Dan Stevens Gets A Serious Downgrade Cinephiles andDownton Abbeyfans already knewDan Stevens' name before this year, but the 34-year-old actor has become downright inescapable in recent months, with roles inBeauty and the Beast, the FX seriesLegion, and Nacho Vigalondo’s indie filmColossal. But it looks like his hot streak might hit a bit of a speed bump withKill Switch, a futuristic new sci-fi thriller that’s based on a short film that went viral a few years ago....

‘Knives Out’ Trailer Touts Plenty Of Critical Acclaim, Announces Early Access Screenings One Week Early WithStar Wars: The Rise of the Skywalkerarriving in December, there will be plenty of blockbuster action arriving just before Christmas. But let’s not forget thatStar Wars: The Last JedidirectorRian Johnsonhas another movie arriving just before we all stuff out faces on Thanksgiving. And what better way to celebrate the holiday than with a family gathering turned tragic by a murder mystery where everyone is a suspect....

‘Manhunt’ Remake Taking Director John Woo Back To His Roots In case you hadn’t heard,Face/OffandRed CliffdirectorJohn Woois set to be at the helm of a remake of the 1976 Japanese thrillerManhunt. The news first surfaced back in March, though it somehow slipped through the cracks on our end. But thankfully, Woo was recently interviewed briefly about the remake, and the director talked about why he decided to take on the remake, and how it’s taking him back to his roots....

‘Marvel’s Behind The Mask’ Trailer: Disney+ Documentary Goes Into Marvel Comics' Superhero Origins No one may have cared who they are until they put on the masks, but the new Disney+ documentary,Marvel’s Behind the Mask, will help you care. An upcoming documentary about the comic book artists who helped create the Marvel superheroes that now grace our big and small screens,Marvel’s Behind the Maskgoes into why superheroes connect so much with fans and readers....

‘Orphan’ Director May Pit Bradley Cooper Against Sea Serpent In ‘Here There Be Monsters’ DirectorJaume Collet-Serra(Orphan) and actorBradley Cooperboth recently saw their respective Warner Bros. projects hit the skids. The directorwas set to makeAkira, while Cooper wasgoing to playLucifer inParadise Lost. With both of those films scuttled for now, WB may be pairing the two men on another project:Here There Be Monsters, the film written byBrian Helgeland(L.A. Confidential) in which a disgraced British Naval Officer encounters a giant sea serpent....

‘Rogue One’ Footage Reaction Round-Up: Explosive Action, Praise For K-2SO & More This weekend, our own Jacob Hall went to Skywalker Ranch for a special press event showing 28 minutes of footage fromRogue One: A Star Wars Story. You can check out his full,spoiler-free reaction over here. But since there were several more reporters and critics on hand, we thought we’d provide you a variety of reactions after the footage screened....

‘Safe Haven’ Trailer: Julianne Hough And Josh Duhamel Weep, Sigh, And Swoon For Nicholas Sparks TheNicholas Sparksdrama is practically a subgenre unto itself at this point, with its own set of tropes and traditions.Lasse Hallström’sSafe Havensticks mostly with the formula, featuring a blandly attractive pair (Josh DuhamelandJulianne Houghas Alex and Katie),a picturesque waterside setting, and of course, a grand, swooning romance threatened by a big, tragic secret. ButSafe Havenveers slightly by introducing what appears to be a thriller element to the tale....

‘Shang-Chi’ Is The Ultimate Relatable Superhero For Director Destin Daniel Cretton [Interview] Destin Daniel Crettondidn’texpect to be helming a Marvel movie, let alone one with this much riding on it.Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten RingsstarsSimu Liuas the titular superhero, who will make his debut as Marvel’s first solo Asian superhero — something that comes after 24 films and 13 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s a movie that couldn’t come sooner, but for Cretton, it came at the absolute perfect time....

‘Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse’ Deleted Scene Involved Miles' Roommate Ganke, Who Will Have A Bigger Part In The Sequel Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verseis a near-perfect movie — but it’s missing one thing from the beloved comics upon which it’s based: Miles Morales' best friend and roommate Ganke Lee. While we see Ganke in their shared dorm working late hours and generally being oblivious to Miles' problems, he plays a much larger role in Miles' life in the comics, even becoming his informal sidekick....

‘Star Wars: The High Republic’ Reveals New Jedi Knights And Masters, Each With Distinct Personalities It’s been roughly 37 years since 2020 started, so you might have forgotten about Lucasfilm’s announcementof a forthcoming publishing initiativecalledStar Wars: The High Republic, previously known by the codename Project Luminous. The new endeavor will tell a series of interconnected stories told across multiple publishers in the form of novels, comics, young adult books, and more, all set 200 years before the Skywalker saga began....

‘Tangled’ TV Series Coming To Disney Channel In 2017 Rapunzel is climbing back down to the small screen. ATangledTV series is coming to Disney Channel in 2017, withMandy MooreandZachary Leviset to reprise their roles as Rapunzel and Eugene (a.k.a. Flynn Rider). Get all the details on theTangledTV series after the jump. Varietyreports theTangledTV series will take place in between the events of the original 2010 film, and the 2012 sequel shortTangled Ever After....

‘Tenet’ Blu-Ray, 4K And Digital Release Set For December If you missedTenetin theaters due to obvious reasons, here’s good news:Christopher Nolan’s latest action epic is headed to 4K, Blu-ray, DVD, and Digital in December, just in time for the holidays. The home media release is, unfortunately, lacking in special features. But on the plus side, you’ll be able to turn the subtitles on and figure out what the hell everyone in this movie is mumbling about....

‘The Age Of Shadows’ Trailer: The Latest From The Great Kim Jee-Woon Looks Like A Return To Form A few years ago, South Korean filmmakerKim Jee-woon’s sojourn in Hollywood came to an abrupt end whenThe Last Standwas a box office bomb. And while I have a soft spot for thatgoofy, endearingly odd movie, a late-period Arnold Schwarzenegger shoot ‘em up was probably not the best use of the man who directedA Tale of Two Sisters,A Bittersweet Life,I Saw the Devil, andThe Good, The Bad, The Weird....