New ‘Clayface’ Trailer Goes Heavy on the Eyeball Horror - Gizmodo
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The star of the Arabic adaptation of Suits joins The Mummy: Book of the Dead. The Fears to Fathom video game franchise becomes a movie and/or television series. Antonio Banderas joins Nicolas Cage in new season of True Detective. And what’s this about a “batshit” secret vampire movie at A24? Come, we must see and act. Devils or no devils, or all the devils at once, it matters not; we fight him all the same. It’s Morning Spoilers! The Mummy: Book of the Dead Dread Central reports Egyptian actress Tara Emad has joined the cast of The Mummy: Book of the Dead in a currently undisclosed role. Summoner Deadline also reports Stephanie Beatriz and Daniel Ings have joined the cast of Summoner, the directorial debut of Mortal Kombat II screenwriter Jeremy Slater. The film stars Kevin Bacon as a man “called into an isolated witness protection property to deal with a terrifying demon, unleashing a force that threatens to end him and everything around him.”
The Adventures of Tintin 2 Peter Jackson also revealed to Screen Rant a sequel to 2011’s The Adventures of Tintin will be the “next film [he] make[s].” We have The Shadow of the Past, which is in the scriptwriting stage.
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