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This March, we are getting a ton of entertainment on various platforms, including streaming services, television networks, and, last but not least, theatres. This upcoming month, we will finally see the release of the extremely controversial Disney film Snow White and the movie I am looking for is Bong Joon-ho‘s Mickey 17. So, we are here to sort out all of the brilliant upcoming movies that you might not want to miss seeing in theatres.

Mickey 17 (March 7) Credit – Warner Bros. Pictures

Mickey 17 is an upcoming sci-fi dark comedy adventure film written and directed by Bong Joon-ho. Based on the 2022 novel Mickey7 by Edward Ashton, the 2025 film is set in the distant future, and it follows Mickey Barnes, a disposable employee who can be regenerated with most of his memories still intact, who is sent on...

Just in time for Halloween, a trailer for the BuzzFeed Studios-produced comedy thriller F Marry Kill made its way online (you can watch it in the embed above), and at that time the film was set to receive a digital, VOD, and limited theatrical release on December 6th. Since then, the release was pushed back to sometime in March in an effort to align the domestic release with its international roll-out… but some of the PVOD platforms didn’t get the message. As Deadline reports, F Marry Kill reached some digital stores and PVOD on December 6th, then disappeared a few hours later. So if you managed to catch the movie during that brief window last Friday – congratulations, you got a special sneak peek! If you didn’t catch it, there’s still three months left to wait for it.

Laura Murphy, whose previous credits include Who Killed Santa? A Murderville Murder Mystery...

Online dating is a hellscape. That's about the only thing F Marry Kill gets right. Laura Murphy's true-crime-obsessed thriller exploits the very real perils of trusting profile pictures and text prompts enough for in-person interactions — from a bubblegum-gossip perspective? Writers Meghan Brown, Ivan Diaz, and Dan Scheinkman turn dating games into a paranoid loop of podcast feedback where one woman's "rebound" period could end in death, only to waste all that with an atrocious finale. A shaky start requires an impeccable dismount, yet F Marry Kill crumbles like the Final Destination 5 gymnast.

Lucy Hale stars as newly thirty-year-old Eva, who hasn't dated since getting dumped by her longtime partner eight months prior. In an act of reclamation fueled by her ex's engagement, Eva downloads a knockoff Tinder and starts getting "smooch" requests left and right. The problem? Eva's plunge back into Boulder, Colorado's dating scene overlaps with an...

Lucy Hale and Carter Jenkins step out for Kelly Osbourne‘s birthday party held at W Hotel on Friday night (November 1) in Los Angeles.

The two actors have been friends for quite a few years and both starred in Freeform shows at one point – Pretty Little Liars and Famous In Love, respectively.

Actor Daniel Nguyen shared some photos with both Lucy and Carter from the birthday party that night. Check ‘em out on his Instagram!

A couple days earlier, the trailer for Lucy‘s upcoming movie F Marry Kill was released.

Keep reading to find out more and watch…

Here’s a synopsis: When true-crime junkie Eva Vaugh (Hale) is shoved into the dating app world by her besties on her 30th birthday, she suddenly finds herself at the center of a real-life murder case. As new details about the murders are revealed on her favorite podcast, she realizes that...

"I think I'm dating the killer." Or are you?! Lionsgate has revealed the official trailer for a horror comedy movie called F Marry Kill, based on the party game "F**k? Marry? Kill?" Where you choose which of these things you would do with three people. From BuzzFeed Studios (they still exist?). When true-crime junkie Eva Vaugh is shoved into the dating app world by her besties on her 30th, she suddenly finds herself at the center of a real murder case. As new details about the local murders are revealed on her favorite podcast, she realizes that one of the three men she’s dating could be the infamous "Swipe Right Killer" terrorizing the city of Boulder! Now it's up to Eva and her ride-or-die friends to figure out which date is a f-boy, a potential husband, or a murderer. Ha ha. Starring Lucy Hale as Eva, Virginia Gardner,...

The BuzzFeed Studios-produced comedy thriller F Marry Kill is set to receive a digital, VOD, and limited theatrical release on December 6th – and just in time for Halloween, a trailer for the film has dropped online and can be seen in the embed above. Laura Murphy, whose previous credits include Who Killed Santa? A Murderville Murder Mystery and episodes of the shows Adam Ruins Everything and Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens, directed F Marry Kill from a screenplay by Meghan Brown and Ivan Diaz, who are both earning their first feature writing credit on this film. Lucy Hale of Pretty Little Liars, Scream 4, Truth or Dare?, and Fantasy Island takes on the lead role.

Here’s the official synopsis: When true-crime junkie Eva Vaugh (Hale) is shoved into the dating app world by her besties on her 30th birthday, she suddenly finds herself at the center of a real-life murder case.

Dating is hell in Lionsgate’s upcoming comedy thriller F Marry Kill, which sees a woman caught in an actual murder case when she dates three men at once. The brand new trailer introduces the potential suspect list in this genre-bender.

F Marry Kill releases in select theaters and on Digital on December 6, 2024.

“When true-crime junkie Eva Vaugh (Lucy Hale) is shoved into the dating app world by her besties on her 30th birthday, she suddenly finds herself at the center of a real-life murder case. As new details about the murders are revealed on her favorite podcast, she realizes that one of the three men she’s dating could be the infamous ‘Swipe Right Killer’ terrorizing the city! Now it’s up to Eva and her ride-or-die friends to figure out which date is a f***boy, a potential husband, or a killer in this whip-smart comedy-thriller.”

Laura Murphy...

We’ve all been there: wondering if your latest fling might have a double life…just not as a serial killer (hopefully).

“F Marry Kill” takes its title quite literally as Lucy Hale leads the genre-bending twist on a rom-com about a woman who suspects her beau might be a murderer. Think “Based on a True Story” meets “The Bachelor.”

The official synopsis reads: “When true-crime junkie Eva Vaugh (Hale) is shoved into the dating app world by her besties on her 30th birthday, she suddenly finds herself at the center of a real-life murder case. As new details about the murders are revealed on her favorite podcast, she realizes that one of the three men she’s dating could be the infamous ‘Swipe Right Killer’ terrorizing the city. Now it’s up to Eva and her ride-or-die friends to figure out which date is a f***boy, a potential husband,...

Approximately one-third of the Netflix true crime thriller “Woman of the Hour” takes place on set of “The Dating Game,” where real-life serial killer Rodney Alcala was a contestant in the 1970s. So, the production designer for the Anna Kendrick-directed film had two missions: to accurately recreate the well-known set and to make that colorful, cheery space highlight the irony of a murderer’s participation on a romantic game show.

“Woman of the Hour,” written by Ian McDonald, is structured to jump back and forth in time to dates where Alcala committed his heinous killings, while “The Dating Game” show anchors the action. Kendrick also stars in the film, portraying Cheryl Bradshaw (Sheryl for the movie), the unwitting bachelorette on the 1978 episode.

One of the first questions production designer Brent Thomas asked himself was, “How do we help the audience experience what Sheryl is going through on the set?...

You never know who you might meet on a dating show — but you might just know some of the faces you’ll see on said show in “Woman of the Hour.”

Directed by Anna Kendrick — marking her directorial debut — the film, now streaming on Netflix, tells the bizarrely true story of how a serial killer went on “The Dating Game,” and won. His appearance on the show was square in the middle of his killing spree, and he wasn’t even caught because of the show.

Not only does Kendrick direct, but she also stars in the film, alongside some other familiar faces.

Here’s who you need to know in “Woman of the Hour.”

Netflix Sheryl Bradshaw (Anna Kendrick)

Cheryl Bradshaw is indeed the woman of the hour referenced in the title, a struggling actress who goes on “The Dating Game” hoping for exposure. Instead, she meets and picks a serial killer.

Anna Kendrick learns that people are incorrectly googling the new Netflix movie she directed, Woman of the Hour. Helmed by Kendrick in her directorial debut and written by Ian McDonald, the upcoming Netflix film is based on the true story of Cheryl Bradshaw, who appeared on The Dating Game in 1978 and unknowingly won a date with serial killer Rodney Alcala. Anna Kendrick also stars in the lead role alongside Daniel Zovatto, Nicolette Robinson, Tony Hale, Kathryn Gallagher, Pete Holmes, Kelley Jakle, and Jedidiah Goodacre.

Appearing on Wired's "Autocomplete Interview" in which guests answer the web's most search questions about them, Anna Kendrick learned that people are incorrectly googling her new Netflix movie, Woman of the Hour. Watch the portion of the video below:

Kendrick learned that people are incorrectly googling her new movie as "Woman of the House." She joked that it "feels slightly like a smear campaign" orchestrated...

Anna Kendrick is ready for the world to see her new movie Woman of the Hour!

The 39-year-old actress makes her directorial debut with the new Netflix crime thriller and she also plays the lead role of Cheryl Bradshaw.

Anna was joined by co-stars Kathryn Gallagher, Nicolette Robinson, Autumn Best, and Kelley Jakle on the red carpet at the L.A. premiere on Thursday (October 10) at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.

Also in attendance were co-stars Daniel Zovatto, Tony Hale, and Jedidiah Goodacre.

Chrissie Fit, who appeared in the Pitch Perfect movies with Anna and Kelley, stepped out to show her support!

Here’s the synopsis from Netflix: “The stranger-than-fiction story of an aspiring actress in 1970s Los Angeles and a serial killer in the midst of a yearslong murder spree, whose lives intersect when they’re cast on an episode of The Dating Game.”

Inspired by the real life...

We're getting closer and closer to the Netflix release date for Woman of the Hour, and you know what that means. An official teaser drop! On Sept. 17, Netflix released a teaser trailer for the upcoming thriller film, and I promise it'll grab your attention right away. Check it out below!

Woman of the Hour is a crime thriller based on the true story of the 1970s serial killer Rodney Alcala, who appeared on the dating show The Dating Game while in the midst of a murder spree. While appearing on an episode of the series, he ends up winning a date with contestant and aspiring actress Cheryl Bradshaw.

Academy nominee Anna Kendrick makes her directorial debut with this film as well as stars in it. She stars in the leading role of Cheryl Bradshaw. In addition, Ian McDonald wrote the movie's screenplay. The Pope's Exorcist star Daniel Zovatto portrays the...

You may know her best from her on-screen work in Pitch Perfect, A Simple Favour, Twilight and more – but with Woman Of The Hour, Anna Kendrick is also moving behind the camera. She both stars in and directs the new Netflix drama, which tells the based-on-a-true-story of a woman who went looking for love on a 1970s TV show_,_ and ended up facing grave danger at the hands of her suitor. Watch the new trailer below.

It’s only a short teaser, but remarkably notches up the discomfort that Kendrick’s character, aspiring actress Cheryl, is feeling whilst on a date with Daniel Zovatto’s Rodney Alcala, who she first met on the Blind Date-style show. When Cheryl says something Rodney doesn’t like, the air changes; he asks for another round, but Cheryl tries to convey her discomfort to the waitress; outside, he corners her to get her number.

Roman Sienna is a recurring character in The Originals and made a brief appearance in Legacies, two spinoffs of The Vampire Diaries. Roman forms a close friendship with Hope Mikaelson but secretly works for his mother Greta to perform a painful ritual on her and her mother. Despite his past actions, Hope forgives Roman and they team up in Legacies, but Roman ultimately leaves.

Roman Sienna is a recurring character on the vampire TV show The Originals who also has a brief appearance in Legacies. The Originals and Legacies are two Vampire Diaries spinoffs. The Originals follows the Mikaelson siblings: Klaus, Elijah, and Rebekah, who are all vampires known as "The Originals", the first vampires to ever exist. Legacies centers on Hope Mikealson (Danielle Rose Russell), Klaus' daughter who attends the Salvatore School for the Young and Gifted, where supernatural creatures can safely learn and grow.

There are a handful...

Lucy Hale has signed up to star in action - comedy movie 'F*** Mary Kill'.The 34-year-old actress will star alongside Virginia Gardner, Jedidiah Goodacre, Brendan Moran, Samer Salem, Brooke Nevin, and Bethany Brown in the new movie from Lionsgate and BuzzFeed Studios.Directed by Laura Murphy and written by Ivan Diaz and Meghan Brown, the film follows Lucy's character, a true-crime fan in Colorado, who is torn between three guys.According to The Hollywood Reporter, she must figure out which of the three men is "her f***boy, which is marriage material, and which is the Swipe Right Killer who wants to murder her".Lauren Bixby, senior vp acquisitions and co-productions for Lionsgate, said: "BuzzFeed Studios are the experts at delivering movies for their audience, and there are few stars like Lucy Hale who can move between comedy and thriller as effortlessly as she does. In 'F*** Marry Kill',...

Lucy Hale is set to star in F*** Mary Kill, an action-comedy and the latest feature from Lionsgate and BuzzFeed Studios.

Directed by Laura Murphy and written by Ivan Diaz and Meghan Brown, the film follows a true-crime junkie in Boulder, Colo. who must determine which of the three guys she’s dating is her f*ckboy, which is marriage material, and which is the Swipe Right Killer who has been terrorizing the city and wants to murder her.

Alongside Hale, the film, which wrapped pre-strike, also stars Virginia Gardner, Jedidiah Goodacre, Brendan Moran, Samer Salem, Brooke Nevin, and Bethany Brown.

F*** Mary Kill — which Lionsgate is selling at the AFM — is produced by BuzzFeed Inc.’s Richard Alan Reid, Michael Philip, and Jason Moring, and builds on the success Lionsgate, BuzzFeed Studios and Hale had with Puppy Love, which was released on Amazon Freevee earlier this summer.

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Tubi and Incendo are expanding their relationship to create more horror content with a new film adaptation of Hans Holzer’s The Amityville Curse and an original film titled Marry F*** Kill. This announcement comes after the streaming service and production company collaborated on Terror Train.

“With the anticipated launch of the Tubi Original Terror Train right around the corner, we’re pleased to share that we’re already building upon our content creation partnership with Incendo,” said Adam Lewinson, Chief Content Officer at Tubi. “We look forward to continuing our collaboration and working with fantastic Canadian filmmakers and talent on an exciting reimagining of The Amityville Curse and our new original, Marry F*** Kill, which mixes elements of Stranger Things and Euphoria in its captivating script.”

The new adaptation of The Amityville Curse is a modern take on the Holzer novel. Dennis Heaton (Motive) is adapting the book and...

Tubi announced today at Content Canada that it will expand upon its collaboration with Incendo on an upcoming slate of projects that includes a new film adaptation of Hans Holzer’s The Amityville Curse, which was published in 1981. That book ended up serving as the basis for official franchise movie The Amityville Curse, which was released in 1990.

The new adaptation of Hans Holzer’s novel will be a modern take on the ever popular franchise with a fictionalized story that remains true to the novel. Further ensuring an authentic approach, Incendo has secured the underlying rights to Hans Holzer’s titular original novel from the estate. The film is being adapted by Dennis Heaton (“Motive”) and directed by Éric Tessier (“You Will Remember Me”), with Graham Ludlow (“Terror Train”), Kaleigh Kavanagh (“Terror Train”), Brook Peters (“Terror Train”) and Shari Segal (“Terror Train”) executive producing alongside fellow author and Hans Holzer’s daughter,...

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Fox’s Tubi is adding to its horror library after picking up two Canadian genre pics — Dennis Heaton’s adaptation of Hans Holzer’s The Amityville Curse novel and Marry F*** Kill from writers Ian Carpenter and Aaron Martin — at the Toronto Film Festival.

Indie production banner Incendo will shoot both productions later this year for Tubi in the U.S. market where it faces stepped-up competition in the free, ad-supported online space against Paramount’s Pluto TV, Amazon’s Freevee and the Roku Channel.

The latest genre pic deals for the Fox-owned streaming platform were unveiled on Tuesday at TIFF as part of its informal film market. Marry F*** Kill sees five estranged college friends reunite for their friend’s funeral after her suicide, only to see an innocent game of “Marry, Fuck, Kill” turn into something far more sinister.

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Stars: Lochlyn Munro, Brittany Mitchell, Madison Pettis, Vanessa Morgan, Jedidiah Goodacre, Phoebe Miu, Jordan Buhat, Richard Harmon, Susan Bennett | Written by Chris Beyrooty, Chris Sivertson, Nick Waters | Directed by Steven C. Miller

Margaux takes its title from the name of the sophisticated AI that runs the smart home serving as the film’s main location, And, as films from Demon Seed to Dark Cloud have told us, putting a computer in charge of your house never ends well. And judging by the prologue featuring Lochlyn Munro and Brittany Mitchell this will be no exception.

A group of college friends, Hannah, Lexi, Drew, Kayla, Devon, and Clay feel that they’ve grown apart in the four years since they left high school. So the former Nerd Herd decide to get together for a weekend party before graduation.

Director Steven C. Miller and writers Chris Beyrooty (Shelter in Place), Chris Sivertson and...

Director Steven C. Miller (Silent Night, under the Bed, First Kill, Escape Plan 2) is headed back to the horror genre with his next movie, titled Margaux and coming soon from Paramount Pictures.

Paramount shared this exclusive clip from Margaux, now on VOD platforms, in which a smart home pool turns against a woman going for a late-night dip.

Madison Pettis (He’s All That), Vanessa Morgan (Riverdale) and Richard Harmon (The 100) star in the movie, which pits a group of friends up against an insidious smart house.

“What Margaux wants, she gets. As a group of seniors celebrate their final college days at a smart house, the house’s highly advanced AI system, Margaux, begins to take on a deadly presence of her own. A carefree weekend of partying turns into a dystopian nightmare as they realize Margaux’s plans to eliminate her tenants one way or another.

“Time...

A smart house's AI system becomes downright deadly in the new horror movie Margaux, and ahead of the movie's Digital and On Demand release this Friday, September 9th, via Paramount, we've been provided with an exclusive clip to share with Daily Dead readers!

Directed by Steven C. Miller from a screenplay by Chris Beyrooty and Nick Waters, Margaux stars Madison Pettis, Vanessa Morgan, Richard Harmon, Lochlyn Munro, Jedidiah Goodacre, Phoebe Miu, Jordan Buhat, Brittany Mitchell, and Louis Lay.

Synopsis: "What Margaux wants, she gets. As a group of seniors celebrate their final college days at a smart house, the house's highly advanced AI system, Margaux, begins to take on a deadly presence of her own. A carefree weekend of partying turns into a dystopian nightmare as they realize Margaux's plans to eliminate her tenants one way or another. Time begins to run out as the group desperately tries to survive and outsmart the smart home.

At its best, horror seeks to move us, entertain us, scare our pants off and elicit similar kinds of thrills as roller coasters do. But for those that aim a little higher — no, not in an "elevated horror" sort of way (whatever that means), but simply in terms of ambition — there's also an added responsibility to sneak in some clever observations about our world that we've generally taken for granted, done in ways that other genres simply aren't capable of accomplishing. In other words, with copious amounts of blood, guts, and gnarly kills.

When a particular movie or show manages to hit all those pleasure centers in our impressionable brains, it elicits the kind of cathartic responses found in something like Jordan Peele's deeply provocative "Nope." When an otherwise promising piece of horror media stumbles in that pursuit, well, let's just say that things can go sideways pretty quickly.

Introducing ‘31 Days’ A Collection Of Halloween Inspired Photo Sets By Rae Mystic, One For Each Day Of The Spookiest Month Of The Year: "What began as a photography challenge to capture 31 different halloween or horror-themed looks throughout the month of October in 2018 has now transformed into ‘31 Days,’ a physical collection of horror and spooky themed photography from renowned photographer, Rae Mystic.

“After completion I thought, ‘How cool would it be to turn it into a physical collection?’ but imposter syndrome and a global pandemic stopped me from moving forward with it,” says Rae Mystic. “But I was still growing in my craft.”

In the years since starting the project, Rae Mystic has grown into a full-time photography and production business complete with a photo house, themed rooms, and a collection of wonderful clients.

“Three and a half years later, I decided it was time to pick back up this passion project.

"I have quite the weekend in store for you…" Paramount Movies has unveiled an official trailer for a freaky horror thriller Margaux, the latest bland creation from B-movie action director Steven C. Miller. Yet another new "Artificial Intelligent turns against people" uninspired thriller, especially one that's about a smart home that turns deadly (why this again?). A group of college friends rent a smart house for a weekend of partying. Later, they start to realize that "Margaux", the house's super advanced AI system, has sinister designs for them. The cast features Madison Pettis, Vanessa Morgan, Richard Harmon, Lochlyn Munro, Jedidiah Goodacre, Phoebe Miu, Jordan Buhat, Brittany Mitchell, and Louis Lay. This is another of these "how does this junk keep getting made" kind of movies. It looks so cheesy and forgettable. ›››

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Director Steven C. Miller (Silent Night, First Kill, Escape Plan 2) is headed back to the horror genre with his next movie, titled Margaux and coming soon from Paramount Pictures.

Paramount has debuted the trailer for Margaux this afternoon, letting us know that the film will be released on Digital outlets on the road to Halloween, September 9, 2022.

Madison Pettis (He’s All That), Vanessa Morgan (Riverdale) and Richard Harmon (The 100) star in the movie, which pits a group of friends up against an insidious smart house.

Watch the official Margaux trailer below.

“What Margaux wants, she gets. As a group of seniors celebrate their final college days at a smart house, the house’s highly advanced AI system, Margaux, begins to take on a deadly presence of her own. A carefree weekend of partying turns into a dystopian nightmare as they realize Margaux’s plans to eliminate her tenants one way or another.

Exclusive: Jedidiah Goodacre (Finding You), Jordan Buhat (Grown-ish), Phoebe Miu (Upload) and Lochlyn Munro (Peacemaker) have joined Margaux, rounding out the cast of the horror-thriller that’s in production in Vancouver.

Margaux revolves around a group of college friends who are terrorized by a smart house’s sinister AI during a weekend getaway. Steven C. Miller is directing from a script by Nick Waters and Chris Beyrooty.

Mpca’s Brad Krevoy is producing, alongside Lighthouse Pictures’ Jamie Goehring.

Eric Jarboe, Amanda Phillips, Amy Krell, Lorenzo Nardini and Charles Cohen will exec produce and oversee the project for Mpca. Waters and Beyrooty are also serving as exec producers.

Goodacre, Buhat, Miu and Munro join Madison Pettis (He’s All That), Vanessa Morgan (Riverdale) and Richard Harmon (The 100) in the film.

Goodacre recently starred in the indie drama Finding You and will appear in Netflix’s upcoming sci-fi series The Imperfects. His...

Wholesome young stars – and Vanessa Redgrave – do their best with this anodyne Irish-set love story

Although the main characters in this romantic tale are meant to be just over 18, this Sky Movies release is manifestly aimed at a much younger market with its sex-free storyline and nice-girls-finish-first morality. Sure, the plot is as corny as Cracker Jack, revolving as it does around wholesome blond normcore kid Finley (Rose Reid), an aspiring violinist, who arrives in rural Ireland from New York to do a semester abroad and falls in love with non-threateningly baby-faced movie star Beckett (Jedidiah Goodacre).

But the film-makers have taken pains to gussy it up with a few contemporary details. For example, Beckett is in Ireland to work on a Game of Thrones-style fantasy movie series. Meanwhile Finley, compelled by her Irish Studies teacher to mingle with a local elder, reads the Twilight novels to her assigned crotchety old biddy Cathleen.

Even in the thick of wedding season, these nuptials are sure to stand head and shoulders — and horns — above the rest.

Disney Channel on Friday released a new teaser for Descendants: The Royal Wedding, the upcoming animated special chronicling Ben and Mal’s big day, giving us our first look at the highly anticipated conclusion to this epic saga.

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Warner Bros.’ Those Who Wish Me Dead was declared Doa as it opened in the US over the weekend, but Australian audiences took to the neo-Western, with the film topping the box office.

Directed by Taylor Sheridan (Hell or High Water), the film is co-led by young Aussie talent Finn Little, who plays a teenager who witnesses the murder of his father and goes on the run with a smokejumper (Angelina Jolie) through the wilderness in order to escape a pair of assassins (Nicholas Hoult and Aiden Gillen) hired to silence him.

WB opened the film on 249 screens, grossing $1.2 million. In the US, where it premiered simultaneously on HBO Max, it garnered just $US2.8 million.

While Majestic Cinemas CEO Kieren Dell regards the weekend past as “one of the slowest of the year”, Those Who Wish Me Dead was a strong performer across his sites in regional Nsw and Queensland.

With the script for Brian Baugh’s “Finding You” (in theaters May 14) centering around violinist Finley (Rose Reid) traveling to the Irish coast for a semester, composer Kieran Kiely couldn’t help but say yes to the opportunity since music was part of the storyline.

In this coming-of-age story, Finley searches for herself, discovers her passion for music and finds unexpected romance with Jedidiah Goodacre’s Beckett Rush.

Kiely collaborated with fellow composer Timothy Williams and together they navigated their way across continents to build the film’s source music and score amid a pandemic.

How did you divide the music work on the film?

Kieran Kiely: We had to do a lot of work in advance of the filming because the whole film is all about music; she’s a fiddler, there’s the music we hear in the pub, the music Seamus (Patrick Bergin) teaches her, and there’s the score.

Roadside Attractions is releasing Finding You, a coming of age romantic drama based on Jenny B. Jones’ novel There You’ll Find Me and written and directed by Brian Baugh. The pic, which is available in theaters today, stars Rose Reid, Jedidiah Goodacre, Katherine McNamara, Patrick Bergin, Saoirse-Monica Jackson, with Tom Everett Scott, and Vanessa Redgrave

In the movie, after an ill-fated audition at a prestigious New York music conservatory, violinist Finley Sinclair (Reid) travels to an Irish coastal village to begin her semester studying abroad. At the B&b run by her host family, she encounters gregarious and persistent heartthrob movie star Beckett Rush (Goodacre), who is there to film another installment of his medieval fantasy-adventure franchise.

As romance sparks between the unlikely pair, Beckett ignites a journey of discovery for Finley that transforms her heart, her music, and her outlook on life. In turn, Finley emboldens Beckett to reach...

Don’t be fooled by the empowerment-sounding title of “Finding You”: The engine of writer-director Brian Baugh’s romantic comedy isn’t driven by the woman herself, but by the men who are continually placed in power positions that directly inform her arc. Where it would have been nice to see the heroine unlocking her own potential, the film instead focuses on her finding an intercontinental romance with a dashing young man, life coaching from an unlikely male ally and a mysterious message from her deceased older brother. This not-insignificant miscalculation aside, however, effervescent performances from an ebullient ensemble make “Finding You” a palatable and compelling female coming-of-age tale.

As if beckoned by the siren call of the bubbly pop song on the soundtrack, violinist Finley Sinclair (Rose Reid) emerges from the depths of the subway, a seemingly confident young woman negotiating New York City’s frenetic hustle and bustle.

Finley (Rose Reid) is an aspiring violinist who just botched her biggest audition ever. Beckett (Jedidiah Goodacre) is a Hollywood bad boy who is growing weary of fame. When fate (read: a winking flight attendant) seats them together on a cross-continental flight, sparks — quite predictably, mostly uncomfortably — fly. Such is the setup of Brian Baugh’s “Finding You,” , right down to its winking take on “Notting Hill.”

There’s nothing inherently wrong with using the cinematic grammar and usual expectations of a genre to attempt something new, but for every slightly inventive element in “Finding You,” Baugh piles on three times as many other bits of been-there, done-that plotting. For instance: Beckett’s prickly attitude toward his celebrity adds actual pathos to the film. He’s been famous for years, and his sniveling stage dad, played by Tom Everett Scott, has turned him into nothing more than a product to sell.

Finding You is an inspirational romantic drama full of heart and humor about finding the strength to be true to oneself. After an ill-fated audition at a prestigious New York music conservatory, violinist Finley Sinclair (Rose Reid) travels to an Irish coastal village to begin her semester studying abroad. At the B&b run by her host family, she encounters gregarious and persistent heartthrob movie star Beckett Rush (Jedidiah Goodacre), who is there to film another installment of his medieval fantasy-adventure franchise.

As romance sparks between the unlikely pair, Beckett ignites a journey of discovery for Finley that transforms her heart, her music, and her outlook on life. In turn, Finley emboldens Beckett to reach beyond his teen-idol image and pursue his true passion. But when forces surrounding Beckett’s stardom threaten to crush their dreams, Finley must decide what she is willing to risk for love.

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"Not really my type." Roadside Attractions has released an official trailer for a cute Irish romance film titled Finding You. Finley, a talented aspiring violinist, meets Beckett, a famous young movie star (more "Game of Thrones" though), on the way to her college semester abroad program in a small coastal village in Ireland. An unexpected romance emerges as heartthrob Beckett leads Finley on an adventurous reawakening, and she emboldens him to take charge of his future, until the pressures of his stardom get in the way. It was shot exclusively in Ireland, in and around Dublin, Claire, Offaly and Kildare. The film's "village set" location was in the beautiful town of Carlingford. This one stars Rose Reid and Jedidiah Goodacre, with Katherine McNamara, Patrick Bergin, Saoirse-Monica Jackson, and Judith Hoag, with Tom Everett Scott and Vanessa Redgrave. This looks charming and extremely cheesy, another classic super sweet romance. Here's the...

Disney Channel has ordered Descendants: The Royal Wedding, an animated special set to premiere this summer.

The Descendants special, which will feature a number of stars including Dove Cameron, Sofia Carson and Booboo Stewart, will also pay memory to late cast member Cameron Boyce. The actor, who appeared as Carlos, died in July 2019 of epilepsy. He was 20. The absence of Boyce’s character will also be acknowledged.

Descendants: The Royal Wedding will follow Auradon’s epic social event, the marriage between Cameron’s Mal and Mitchell Hope’s Ben. Also reprising their roles for the special are Sarah Jeffery , Melanie Paxson, China Anne McClain, Jedidiah Goodacre, Anna Cathcart, Dan Payne, Bobby Moynihan and Cheyenne Jackson.

“‘Descendants’ introduced a fantasy world of stories and characters anchored in Disney mythology. For the past six years, it captivated young viewers and grew to become among Disney Channel’s biggest entertainment franchises ever. It...

Disney Channel is cordially inviting Descendants fans to the wedding of the century this summer.

The original stars of the musical franchise are reuniting for Descendants: The Royal Wedding, an animated special that takes viewers back to Auradon for the long-awaited nuptials of Mal (Dove Cameron) and Prince Ben (Mitchell Hope), who became engaged in 2019’s Descendants 3.

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Disney Channel has announced that the animated special “Descendants: The Royal Wedding” will premiere on the network this summer.

Based on the “Descendants” franchise, the special will bring viewers back to the United States of Auradon and feature Mal and King Ben’s royal wedding. Reprising their popular roles are Dove Cameron as Mal, Sofia Carson as Evie, Booboo Stewart as Jay, Mitchell Hope as Ben, Sarah Jeffery as Audrey, Melanie Paxson as Fairy Godmother, China Anne McClain as Uma, Jedidiah Goodacre as Chad, Anna Cathcart as Dizzy, Dan Payne as Beast, Bobby Moynihan as Dude the Dog and Cheyenne Jackson as Hades.

The late Cameron Boyce was one of the main cast members in the “Descendants” franchise, playing Carlos, the son of Cruella de Vil. He later reprised the character for the animated shorts “Descendants: Wicked World” and later on in the sequels “Descendants 2” and “Descendants 3.” On...

Exclusive: Voltage Pictures is launching international sales on filmmaker Brian Baugh’s YA romance movie Finding You at AFM. The pic is set for a theatrical release via Roadside Attractions in early 2021.

The pic, shot throughout Ireland with pickups in NYC and LA, stars Rose Reid, Jedidiah Goodacre, Katherine McNamara, Saoirse-Monica Jackson, Judith Hoag, Patrick Bergin, Tom Everett Scott and Academy Award-winner Vanessa Redgrave.

Finding You follows aspiring violinist Finley Sinclair (Rose Reid), who travels to a coastal village in Ireland for a semester abroad following an ill-fated audition at a prestigious New York music conservatory. At the B&b run by her host family, Finley encounters heartthrob movie star Beckett Rush (Jedidiah Goodacre), who is filming another installment of his medieval fantasy-adventure franchise. A romance sparks between the unlikely couple, igniting a journey of discovery and inspiration for both Finley and Beckett. However, when the pressures of Beckett’s...

Exclusive: Roadside Attractions has acquired U.S. theatrical distribution rights to Finding You based on the book There You’ll Find Me by Jenny B. Jones. The movie comes from Red Sky Studios, Nook Lane Entertainment and MK1 Studios and will be released in theaters nationwide on January 29, 2021. Deadline also has an exclusive image from the film which can be seen above.

Written and directed by Brian Baugh, Finding You is a coming-of-age romantic drama following Finley Sinclair (Rose Reid). After she has an ill-fated audition at a prestigious New York music conservatory, she travels to an Irish coastal village to begin her semester studying abroad. While there, she runs into the dreamy — but gregarious — movie star Beckett Rush (Jedidiah Goodacre), who is there to film another installment of his medieval fantasy-adventure franchise. The two form an unlikely romantic relationship and Beckett goes...

"I just got here now." Sizzle Snap Productions has released an official trailer for a horror short film titled Hunter's Cabin, the latest from South African producer-turned-filmmaker N'Cee Van Heerden. This is his second short following I.O. a few years ago, and before that he worked as a field producer on almost all of Neill Blomkamp's South African films. Now he's based in Vancouver, BC (same as Neill Blomkamp) and has moved into directing his own films. Hunter's Cabin follows a young father who withdraws to a remote cabin to face his curse alone. But he’s not the only one with a dark past in the woods that night. Starring Jedidiah Goodacre, Toby Hargrave, and Sam Spear. This is quite an entrancing tease. No idea when this short film will end up online, but we'll definitely keep an eye out and let you know when it debuts.

Disney Channel’s premiere of the musical Descendants 3 drew 8.4 million total viewers in Live+3 ratings to rank as the top show across all of television on Friday night. It also was cable’s highest-rated program since 2017’s Descendants 2 in several key young demos.

The threequel — which was dedicated to the memory of its star Cameron Boyce, who died last month — ranked No. 1 on Saturday in every demo Disney Channel tracks. Per Nielsen, it was the top-rated telecast on all of cable in two years among kids 6-11, tweens 9-14, girls 6-11 and girls 9-14.

In July 2017, Descendants 2 premiered to 8.6 million total viewers for Disney Channel and 21 million across six Disney-owned networks including ABC in L+3. The original Descendants did even better for its July 2015 bow. All three pics in the franchise soared in L+3 over Live+same day.

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A new trailer for Descendants 3 was unveiled Sunday night by stars Sofia Carson, Cameron Boyce and Booboo Stewart at Radio Disney’s inaugural ARDYs music celebration.

Premiering Friday, Aug. 2 at 8/7c, the Dcom threequel unfolds on “Vk Day” as fair-minded Villain Kids Mal, Evie, Carlos and Jay cross the barrier and return to their birthplace, the Isle of the Lost, to bring four deserving VKs to the coveted Auradon Prep in a land where they have a chance at success, happiness and fulfillment. But it’s Mal who knows she must resolve to permanently close the barrier to the Isle of the Lost,...

Disney Channel has officially set a date for its third trip to Auradon: Descendants 3 will premiere Friday, Aug. 2 at 8/7c, the network announced today. The Descendants franchise, which kicked off with the first film in 2015, follows the children of classic Disney villains as they attempt to leave their wicked ways behind them.

In this third film, the children “cross the barrier and return to their birthplace, the Isle of the Lost, to bring four deserving Villain Kids to the coveted Auradon Prep in a land where they have a chance at success, happiness and fulfillment,” according to the official synopsis.

Disney Channel has set 8 p.m. Friday, August 2, for the premiere of its music-fueled telefilm threequel Descendants 3. The original cast returns as does director Kenny Ortega, who also helmed the High School Musical movies in the 2000s.

Descendants 3 unfolds on “Vk Day” as fair-minded the Villain Kids cross the barrier and return to their birthplace, the Isle of the Lost, to bring four deserving Villain Kids to the coveted Auradon Prep in a land where they have a chance at success, happiness and fulfillment. But it’s Mal who knows she must resolve to close the barrier to the Isle of the Lost permanently, fearing that nemeses Uma (China Anne McClain) and Hades (franchise newcomer Cheyenne Jackson) will wreak vengeance on her new home, the idyllic kingdom now ruled by her beloved King Ben. Despite her decision, an unfathomable dark force still threatens the people of Auradon, and...

Chris Cummins Apr 5, 2019

We take a look at all of the Archie and pop culture Easter Eggs from Sabrina Season 2!

This Chilling Adventures of Sabrina article contains nothing but spoilers. We have a spoiler-free review right here if you prefer.

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is back, and we didn't realize exactly how much we missed it. This new batch of episodes takes our characters -- led by Kiernan Shipka's titular teenage witch -- down a darker path than ever before. (Which is super fitting seeing how Satan is a supporting player in the series).

Just as is the case with its sort-of companion series Riverdale, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a series that rewards paying close attention with pop culture and Archie references a plenty. Here then is an overview of what allusions, reference, Easter eggs, and other noteworthy notables we noticed while devouring the season.

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Good Morning America made a pit stop in Auradon on Friday to debut a new trailer for Descendants 3, the latest installment in Disney Channel’s ongoing saga of iconic villains and their disobedient, musically inclined offspring.

Premiering this summer, the movie pits the series’ core four — Dove Cameron as Maleficent’s daughter Mal, Sofia Carson as the Evil Queen’s daughter Evie, Cameron Boyce as Cruella de Vil’s son Carlos and Booboo Stewart as Jafar’s son Jay — against foes both familiar (China Anne McClain as Ursula’s daughter Uma) and new (Cheyenne Jackson as Hades).

Per Descendants 3‘s official synopsis,...

With her name now written in the Dark Lord's book, Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) has an edgy new attitude in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and before the show returns to Netflix with new episodes on April 5th, a new trailer has been revealed, giving viewers a hint of the hellraising (perhaps quite literally) to come in Part 2.

While Sabrina Spellman has gotten used to having one foot in the mortal world and the other in the Dark Lord's realm, it looks like she'll explore the Path of Night more than ever before in Part 2 of the series, which will also include new arrivals such as Dorian Gray (Jedidiah Goodacre) and Alexis Denisof as the boyfriend of Mary Wardwell.

Last December, it was revealed that Netflix had ordered 16 new episodes of the popular witchcraft series that's set in the same world as The CW's Riverdale (with both shows having origin...