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Avengers Endgame Cast Net Worth 2025 – 5 Richest Actors! ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Marvel Cinematic Universe may have moved on, but Avengers: Endgame will always remain the most memorable movie for its massive fan base. Robert Downey Jr is returning to the MCU and is charging a handsome salary for his role as Doctor Doom. But can you guess the top 5 cast members with the highest net worth? Scroll below for an interesting scoop.

Avengers: Endgame was released in April 2019. It is the second-highest grossing film worldwide, with box office collections of $2.79 billion. Marvel has beautifully shaped the careers of its leading actors, such as Rdj, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, and Tom Holland. They were paid staggering paychecks for the Avengers: Infinity War sequel. But below is where they stand today:

Robert Downey Jr is still the most successful!

After his final exit as Iron Man in Avengers: Endgame, Robert Downey...

The Young and the Restless (Y&r) spoilers imply that even though Amy Lewis (Valarie Pettiford) continues to struggle with her health, she is excitedly awaiting the opportunity to be reunited with her son, Damian King (Jermaine Rivers).

With that being said, Damian is dragging his feet and even has an imposter, Holden (Nathan Owens), pretending to be him. Could Amy pass away before she gets to tell Damian the truth about his paternity?

Damian King Is Wrapped In Mystery

While Amy seems like a very nice lady, her storyline is wrapped in so many unknowns. Why doesn’t Damian want to see his mom? Why wouldn’t Amy be the one to approach her son when he was located in Los Angeles?

It still seems unclear as to why she approached Nate with this request.

In addition, why has Damian asked Holden to pretend to be him? Is Damian a criminal?...

It appears Loren Brovarnik provokes 90 Day Fiancé fans to maintain relevance on social media. She last appeared in 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? season 8, during which she underwent a mommy makeover against her husband Alexei Brovarnik's wishes. Loren felt insecure about her body after giving birth to their three children and wanted to improve her physical appearance through cosmetic surgery. Later in the season, Loren and Alexei clashed again when she expressed her desire to return to work full-time, but Alexei wasn't supportive. He asked her to prioritize her duties as a mother and wife.

While recovering from her mommy makeover, Loren expressed a wish to undergo additional cosmetic surgery to enhance the appearance of her breasts, feeling that she had lost volume there after three pregnancies. As expected, Alexei and Loren's family members opposed her decision for a second makeover. Nonetheless, she remained determined to undergo breast enhancement surgery in the future.

You just never know what movie that bombed in theaters will become a streaming hit. The latest example is 65, the much-maligned dinosaur sci-fi thriller with Adam Driver. It opened to a measly $12.3 million on its way to $60.7 million worldwide on a reported $45 million budget (not including marketing costs). Considering studios and theaters split the box office almost evenly, it was nearly a total disaster.

And yet, it recently roared to number two on Hulu's Top 10 streaming list, making it a streaming hit for another otherwise dismal film. It currently sits at a terrible 36% by critics on Rotten Tomatoes, yet audiences love it more, giving it a surprisingly high 64%. Just months after its terrible March 2023 theatrical debut, 65 was number one on Netflix. Audiences still love dinosaur movies.

Driver stars as Mills, an astronaut who leaves Earth along with his wife and sick daughter to explore the galaxy on a multi-year mission.

With the premiere episode of Monday Night Raw behind us, WWE is ready to push full speed into the Netflix Era. WWE released a promotional trailer package for Raw that featured the history of WWE and professional wrestling, but also saw Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque using "inside" wrestling vernacular like "shoot", "work", and "heel." The Internet reaction was polarized by the usage of these words, as those inside the industry generally shun the use of the terms outside the bubble.

By allowing the fans to co-opt the existing verbiage, Triple H took this opportunity to not only pull back the curtain on some of the inner workings of the professional wrestling business, but to reset the paradigm and prevailing narrative as to what WWE is. In an exciting new era defined by deep storytelling and enhanced visual presentation, Triple H is using his creative authority to chart...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year—until it isn’t. Christmas might conjure up images of family, joy, and festive cheer, but for horror fans, it’s also the perfect backdrop for blood-soaked revenge, creepy creatures, and killer Santas. Sure, we all love classics like Gremlins, Silent Night Deadly Night, Krampus and now Terrifier 3, but this list deviates from the norm. Today, we’re diving into 10 Deep Cut Christmas Horror Movies—the ones other folks tend to sleep on. These hidden gems might not always make the usual holiday horror rankings, but they absolutely deserve your attention.

From deranged Santas to singing our way through the apocalypse, these forgotten and underappreciated films will deliver all the frights you need to make your season scary and bright. Let’s unwrap some yuletide terror!

10. Santa’s Slay (2005)

Santa Claus as a demonic, WWE-style action hero? Yes, please. In Santa’s Slay,...

The tried-and-true formula of the home invasion horror focuses on an everyday fear pretty much anyone can relate to. Not even the holly-jolly vibes of the Christmas season can offer the security of locking your front door and believing it will keep you safe. Just recently, Terrifier 3 opened with an unsuspecting family getting a house visit from a demonic Santa impostor, but it’s not the only time a home invasion has decked the halls with gore and terror. The 2007 French slasher À l’intérieur, known by its English title Inside, can make even hardcore horror fans stop and think: why am I watching this? But there are equal parts of shock and awe in watching how it delivers a lean, mean, ultra-violent home invasion set on Christmas Eve. You will never pick up a pair of scissors the same again.

The Sabarmati Report Box Office Collection Day 6 Update! (Photo Credit – Instagram)

The Sabarmati Report is enjoying an exceptional run at the Indian box office. Starring Vikrant Massey, Raashii Khanna, and Riddhi Dogra, the political drama has surpassed its opening day collections on the first Wednesday. There are many more reasons to celebrate. Scroll below for the latest update on day 6.

Dheeraj Sarna’s film is based on the 2002 Godhra train burning incident. It promised the “truth” behind the controversial event. However, owing to the diplomatic storyline, the initial response was mixed. But the movie is enjoying support from several states. It has been declared tax-free in Haryana, Chattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan.

The Sabarmati Report Day 6

Mid-week blues, what? The Sabarmati Report has surpassed all obstacles to shine on day 6. It made box office collections of 1.60 crores in the domestic circuit. Not only did it witness a growth of 16.78% compared...

Matlock is back on CBS, but it isn’t your grandmother’s television show starring Andy Griffith; this is an all-new compelling series starring the iconic Kathy Bates.

Kathy Bates has been in so many of everyone’s favorite television shows and movies that anything she is in has the potential to be a hit, and this new show certainly is a mega-hit.

The new Matlock is not a reboot of the beloved original series. Instead, it is a mystery show inside a great lawyer procedural starring Kathy Bates, Beau Bridges, Skye P. Marshall, and even Days of Our Lives star Billy Flynn.

If you watch the first show, you will find out the twist and be hooked, just like so many fans who say they will be watching every episode.

The show stars Kathy Bates as Madeline Matlock, a lawyer just like the original Ben Matlock, played by Andy Griffith,...

Dempsey Wilkinson from 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way may regret living in a van with Statler Riley. The TLC couple’s new life on the road isn’t off to a good start. Will their relationship have a happy ending — or crash and end?

90 Day Fiance: Dempsey Wilkinson & Statler Riley Fight over Panic Attack

Dempsey Wilkinson is taking her relationship on the road with Statler Riley. The two took a ferry to France to start their van life. However, the ferry ride was far from enjoyable. A panic attack led to the couple fighting and ultimately questioning if they should be together.

Dempsey Wilkinson | TLC

Once back on land and in their van, Statler mentions that she didn’t like how things went down on the ferry. The 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way castmate tells Dempsey that when she sees that she has reached her limit, it isn’t...

The Immortal Ashwatthama Would Be Aditya Dhar and Vicky Kaushal’s Second Film ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

A few years ago, Aditya Dhar and Vicky Kaushal announced they would work together on a mythological superhero action film, The Immortal Ashwatthama. After the success of their 2019 film, Uri: The Surgical Strike, everyone was excited to see what the actor-director duo had planned for everyone. Vicky had even beefed up and underwent a physical transformation for the film. Sadly, the movie got shelved.

In the past two years, there have been many speculations about why The Immortal Ashwatthama got shelved. Neither the actor nor the director had said anything about it. Now, Aditya Dhar has finally revealed why they couldn’t proceed with the film. During the trailer launch of his upcoming movie Article 370, Dhar shared the real reason.

The Uri director revealed, “We have put that on the back burner right now.

When Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury stormed onto the scene with A L'Interieur it was with a promise that was central to the appeal of that film: "we are not gonna pull any punches". As important linchpins of the New French Extremity, that film's central premise, a pregnant woman having to shield herself from a violent home invader, really promised a grim, bleak and taboo breaking filmmaking duo. With later films, they constantly tried to push boundaries with what they could do as directors, to sometimes mixed results. But Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury never are lazy: their films deconstruct horror, explore societal taboos, and go as far as you can go in mainstream horror. The Soul Eater is a fitting addition to that...

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“Suits” creator Aaron Korsh revealed the royal family made some changes to Meghan Markle’s dialogue in the show after she started dating Prince Harry.

Korsh spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about what things were like after Meghan got involved with the royals, laughing, “I mean, your initial reaction is, like, ‘We’re dating a prince!’

“But the security and all that stuff, we shot in Toronto and the writers room was in L.A., so other people were dealing with that. I will say, and I think Harry put this in the book, because I heard people talking about it — [the royal family] weighed in on some stuff. Not many things, by the way, but a few things that we wanted to do and couldn’t do, and it was a little irritating.”

Read More: ‘Suits’ EP Discusses Possible Revival And Whether He Sees Meghan Markle Returning For It

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Times change, and people change even more. John Legend is opening up about how and why his decades-long friendship with Kanye “Ye” West has since fallen to the wayside.

Sitting down with journalist Kara Swisher for her New York Magazine podcast, “On With Kara Swisher”, Legend reflected on how the West he knew when collaborating on the rapper’s The College Dropout album and Legend’s Get Lifted — both released in 2004 — is different from the divisive and controversial figure he is today.

“I do find him different than he was back then. I didn’t see hints of this kind of harmful behaviour back then,” Legend said, referring to the antisemitic and anti-Black tirades and comments West has posted and doubled down on repeatedly over the past few weeks.

“But, you know, I think life happens to people and I think the death of his mother [Donda in 2007] probably had something to do with this,...

Former Below Deck Mediterranean star Jessica More gave birth to her first child. Fans met Jessica in Below Deck Med season 5, which premiered in June 2020. The Bravo reality show focused on her chaotic relationship with deckhand Rob Westergaard, with whom she formed a close connection before they faced multiple ups and downs. The lovebirds ended their relationship after concluding the charter season with a trip to Bali. Since Jessica ended her stint on Below Deck Med, she has moved on with her life, which has become vibrant. In July, she surprised fans by announcing she was expecting her first child. However, she didn't reveal the father's identity.

A few months after announcing her pregnancy, Jessica has welcomed her first child and daughter. Jessica announced her baby's delivery via a sweet video she posted on her Instagram Story on October 23. The video showed the proud mom holding her newborn daughter, who...

The Deep House

French horror duo Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury are set to return with a vengeance in 2020, potentially premiering two features. The second looks to be their sixth project, The Deep House, produced by Clement Miserez. Cast and crew have yet to be revealed, though the underwater scenes for the French-Belgian production were filmed at the Lites water studio. Bustillo & Maury became instantly of note with their 2007 debut Inside, which premiered at Critics’ Week in Cannes. Their 2011 follow-up Livid went to Tiff’s Midnight Madness and 2014’s Among the Living premiered at SXSW. Their last film was their English language debut, Leatherface (2017).…...

(Top row: Samuel Rodwell, Isabel Darling, Hiromi Matsuoka, middle row: Michelle Patkowski, Jess Wheatley, bottom row: Rebecca O’Brien, Jo Coby, Robyn Marais)

Seven creatives from across regional Nsw and one from the Pilbara in Western Australia have been selected to participate in Screenworks 2020 Career Pathways Program, funded by Screen Nsw and Screenwest.

The selected early-career regional writers, directors and producers will each receive support to progress their careers from Screenworks, Screen Producers Australia, the Australian Directors’ Guild and a number of top Australian production companies through placements, mentoring, industry introductions and professional development.

Selected for the 2020 Regional Producer Elevator Program are Northern Rivers Nsw based Jo Coby, South Coast Nsw based Hiromi Matsuoka and Robyn Marais from the Pilbara in Western Australia.

Screenworks has partnered with Jungle Entertainment, Matchbox Pictures and Fremantle for this programs. Participants will spend at least five days at one of these production companies to shadow...

Demi Moore revealed some of her most intimate moments with ex-husband Ashton Kutcher in her tell-all memoir Inside Out, including allegations of infidelities and threesomes during their eight-year union

Kutcher, who’s now married to Mila Kunis, 36, has not commented but a source tells People although he is not happy about Moore’s memoir, “he pretty much ignores it.”

For more on Demi Moore, pick up this week’s issue of People, on stands Friday.

Moore, 57, and Kutcher, 41, first began dating in 2003 after they met at a dinner party. The actress was in her 40s, while Kutcher was 15 years younger.

Pulsar Content, the newly launched Parisian sales boutique, has closed deals on “Aznavour by Charles,” a documentary feature on the late French-Armenian crooner Charles Aznavour, directed by Marc di Domenico and narrated by Romain Duris.

“Aznavour by Charles” delivers an intimate portrait of the iconic singer through exclusive footage of him through the years, and interviews with some of his famous friends, including Edith Piaf and Frank Sinatra. The documentary closed the Angouleme Film Festival and had a market screening at Toronto.

Pulsar Content has sold the film to Canada (Les films Opale), Italy (Zivago), Israel (Lev), Latin America (Babilla), Brazil (Imovision), Benelux (Athena), Switzerland (Praesens), Bulgaria (6A Entertainment), former Yugoslavia (McF), the Middle East (Salim Ramia) and Baltics (A-One).

Pulsar, which was launched by former Bac films executives Gilles Sousa and Marie Garrett at Toronto, is also selling “A Perfect Enemy,” a psychological thriller directed by Spanish filmmaker Kike Maíllo,...

Director Ritesh Sidhwani who has delivered back to back successful projects, six years back released one of his successful franchise, Fukrey?and actor Pulkit Samrat who was one of the lead cast of the film just requested the filmmaker to make another sequel for the franchise.

Ritesh Sidhwani's Fukrey?was a sleeper hit when it released in the year it released. Later after four years, the filmmaker released its sequel which gained a lot of appreciation critically and at the box office both.?

It has been six years since the super hit Fukrey?released and marking this occasion today, actor Pulkit Samrat took to his social and shared a throwback snap from the film with both the producers of the film, Ritesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar along with the lead actors, Varun Sharma, Ali Fazal, Manjot Singh and Pulkit himself.?

The actor posted the picture and wrote, "?#6YearsOfFukrey A journey close to my heart.

The Cannes’ Film Market – in co-operation with the Fantasia International Film Festival will, for the third year, present the Frontières Platform for genre film projects and works in progress, running May 18-19.

Over the two days, Cannes Film Market will host two platforms for the 14 selected productions: Proof of Concept presentations for those still in financing stages, and a Buyers Showcase for films in post-production or recently completed.

Six features will participate in this year’s Buyer’s Showcase, where representatives will screen footage to sales agents, distributors and festival programmers. Meanwhile, eight projects which participated in the Frontières Finance & Packaging Forum in Helsinki this past February will offer up teasers at the Proof of Concept Presentations.

This year the event will also give out two new awards, the Frontières Warner Music Supervision Award and the Frontières Post Control VFX Boost Award.

“We can’t wait to introduce this year...

Us comes from the mind of Oscar-winning director Jordan Peele, boasts an outstanding cast, holds several box-office records, and contains enough hidden meanings to keep us talking until Peele's Twilight Zone premiere. And yet, the elements that continue to dominate the conversation are the relatively simple, but totally creepy old-timey scissors carried by the Tethered throughout Us.

Scissors: typical tool or twisted torture device? That is the question. And it's exactly the terrifying quandary Peele invites us to explore as we follow the Wilsons on their idyllic California beach vacation. After returning home from the boardwalk, the Wilsons encounter a group of shadowy figures standing at the end of their driveway. The beings known as the Tethered are the family's duplicitous doppelgängers. Each figure wears a single leather glove, and their leader carries a golden set of shears that she wields with steely decisiveness.

Cutting the Cord

In the realm of dream interpretation,...

When it comes to playing console ports and more complex mobile games on-the-go, the lack of a physical controller has always proved to be troublesome. While some of the platform’s best games are designed with a touchscreen in mind, many titles that originate on other platforms — shooters, 3D adventures, and action games — don’t always fare well with basic touch controls. Enter the Rotor Riot, a mobile game controller that, at first glance, provides plenty of functionality, while offering up sturdier build quality — something that can’t be said for its competitors. After spending more than a dozen hours (across multiple devices), it’s safe to say that its utility and value proposition will live or die by the overlap of games you enjoy playing, and games the Rotor Riot supports.

Once you get your hands on the device for the first time, you’ll probably notice the giant wire directly attached to it.

A cover of the Oscar-winning “Shallow,” a powerful anthem by one half of Sugarland and an uplifting message song by a nameless, faceless collective of Nashville artists help make up the tracks you need to hear this week.

Jimmie Allen & Abbey Anderson, “Shallow”

A Star Is Born‘s show-stealing power ballad won big at this year’s Oscars, taking home a trophy for Best Original Song. On this cover, country upstarts Jimmie Allen and Abby Anderson revamp the Lady Gaga/Bradley Cooper original with vocal acrobatics and country-pop polish, turning...

Platformers seem to be a popular vessel for introspective, meandering journeys of self-discovery, hope, and beauty. Just look at Limbo, Inside, Journey, and this year’s fantastic Wandersong. Unlike the much-maligned “walking simulator,” these games present their worlds from a broader perspective, and perhaps because of this they feel grander in scope than something like Edith Finch, despite their similarly personal themes. Gris takes this ability to broaden its range of landscapes and vignettes to an even higher level, panning the camera out great distances to reveal one of the most beautiful worlds a game has ever taken me to.

Like many games of its ilk, Gris has no dialogue. Its storytelling is done through nuanced interactions between the main character, a girl who must heal emotional wounds throughout her journey, and the world itself. The influences are clear — namely Journey — and there’s even a direct homage to one...

In 1998, French filmmaker Olivier Meyrou filmed Yves Saint Laurent as he prepared what would be his final collection before the top-tier fashion brand sold to Gucci the following year. It was the end of an era, as Saint Laurent was already the last of the great French designers to operate his own house, and this would be his “Celebration” — although the man Meyrou observed was far different from what his legend suggested: reclusive, irritable, virtually silent, and, perhaps most shockingly, quite inelegant.

Ironic title notwithstanding, “Celebration” feels less like hollow adulation than some kind of macabre autopsy conducted on a still-living specimen. Saint Laurent died a full decade later, but seems barely there in this often contradictory portrait, which is simultaneously respectful of his genius and perturbed by the twitching, tragic creature Saint Laurent has become. Still, what kind of monster is cooed over by supermodels and treated like royalty by his staff?...

Be it the ease and cost of development, or a retrospective artistic trend, the horror genre has come back to the semi-2D plane in a big way, and the indie-friendly Nintendo Switch is reaping the benefits. The eldritch terrors of Darkest Dungeon should satisfy those looking for an RPG with psychological consequences. A 2D survival horror game called Detention by Taiwanese developer Red Candle Games draws from that same country’s history and culture to deliver its frights, and it’s one of the eShop’s hidden gems. Those looking for a puzzle platformer, however, may now turn to Little Nightmares, a game from Swedish developer Tarsier Studios.

Little Nightmares is a lean experience that plays out like a creepy Germanic fairy tale rendered in a beautiful, but unsettling approximation of stop-motion film. In the game’s campaign, you control a raincoat-clad little girl named Six through a bleak,...

In the early 2000’s horror fans were blessed with a bevy of bleak, bloody, and bad ass horror films from the land of the baguette. The French Extreme movement brought us modern classics such as Martyrs, Inside, and Frontier(s), then laid in wait until American audiences began to feel safe, before once again dumping buckets of blood onto […]

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Stars: Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz, Kevin Janssens, Vincent Colombe, Guillaume Bouchède | Written and Directed by Coralie Fargeat

French writer-director Coralie Fargeat makes a spectacular debut with Revenge, a stylish and super-violent thriller that brings a female perspective to the rape revenge genre and delivers a powerful kick to the unmentionables in the process.

The film’s take-no-prisoners attitude is perfectly summed up by its ingenious trailer, which intersperses clips from the film with actual online comments from disgruntled men about the film, with the tag-line “Coming for the haters”.

The plot is ridiculously simple. Married businessman Richard (Kevin Janssens) and his younger mistress Jen (Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz) arrive at a luxury retreat in a remote desert location (it was filmed in Morocco) for a spot of debauchery before Richard’s planned hunting trip. However, their fun and frolics are cut short when Richard’s two sleazy buddies, Stan (Vincent...

If you’ve been procrastinating on getting that special someone a gift for Valentine’s Day, perhaps you might be able to find a few ideas amongst this week’s Blu-ray and DVD releases. The big titles for February 13th include a pair of titles from Criterion—Night of the Living Dead in 4K and The Silence of the Lambs—and Scream Factory has put together a stellar Collector’s Edition set for Sam Raimi’s Drag Me to Hell.

For those of you with an affection for cult cinema, there are brand new Blu-ray releases of several notable films, including Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III, The Blood Spattered Bride, Night of the Seagulls, and a double feature of Chaos and Don’t Look in the Basement from the fine folks at Kino Lorber.

Recent titles arriving to various home entertainment formats this week include Blade of the Immortal and Hellraiser: Judgment,...

Arriving on DVD tomorrow is the remake of Inside from director Miguel Ángel Vivas and co-writers Jaume Balagueró and Manu Díez. Based on the original 2007 film by Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury, this iteration of Inside follows a bereaved expectant mother named Sarah (Rachel Nichols) who is being tormented by an unknown woman (Laura Harring) who will stop at nothing to get her hands on Sarah’s unborn child.

Daily Dead recently conducted a Q&A with Vivas about Inside, and he discussed what initially drew him into the project, his positive experiences working with his strong female leads, the film’s ambitious finale, and more.

What was it about this project in particular that you connected with as a storyteller and made you want to take it on as a directorial project?

Miguel Ángel Vivas: I've always been interested in the subject of “family.” In Kidnapped, I tried to...

With the DirecTV debut of Leatherface lurking right around the corner, you can practically hear the chainsaws churning. To help hold fans over just a little bit longer, Lionsgate released a new poster for the film that features the ominous Sawyer homestead on the horizon.

Directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo (2007's Inside, aka À l'intérieur), Leatherface stars Sam Coleman, Sam Strike, James Bloor, Vanessa Grasse, Stephen Dorff (looking to go full vengeance mode à la Dennis Hopper in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2), and Lili Taylor as Verna Sawyer.

Leatherface will be released on September 21st on DirecTV, followed by a limited theatrical and full VOD release by Lionsgate on October 20th.

"In Texas, years before the events of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, in the early days of the infamous Sawyer family, the youngest child is sentenced to a mental hospital after a suspicious incident leaves the sheriff’s daughter dead.

When you're stuck between a chainsaw and the Sawyers' place, sometimes all you can do is let out one final, primal scream, and that's exactly what an unfortunate character does on Lionsgate's latest teaser poster for Leatherface.

Directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo (2007's Inside, aka À l'intérieur), Leatherface stars Sam Coleman, Sam Strike, James Bloor, Vanessa Grasse, Stephen Dorff (looking to go full vengeance mode à la Dennis Hopper in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2), and Lili Taylor as Verna Sawyer.

Leatherface will be released on September 21st on DirecTV, followed by a limited theatrical and full VOD release by Lionsgate on October 20th.

"In Texas, years before the events of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, in the early days of the infamous Sawyer family, the youngest child is sentenced to a mental hospital after a suspicious incident leaves the sheriff’s daughter dead. Ten years later, the...

Following the initial red-band trailer for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre prequel Leatherface, a new green band trailer has been revealed (after initially premiering on EW), giving fans of the franchise a deeper look into life with the Sawyer family and troubled times at a psychiatric ward.

Directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo (2007's Inside, aka À l'intérieur), Leatherface stars Sam Coleman, Sam Strike, James Bloor, Vanessa Grasse, Stephen Dorff (looking to go full vengeance mode à la Dennis Hopper in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2), and Lili Taylor as Verna Sawyer.

"Prequel about teenage Leatherface who escapes from a mental hospital with three other inmates, kidnaps a young nurse and takes her on a road trip from hell. Along the way, they are pursued by an equally deranged lawman out for revenge, one of these teens is destined for tragedy and horrors that will destroy his mind,...

Soaked in blood and thick with Texas heat, the first official trailer for The Texas Chain Saw Massacre prequel Leatherface has been revealed along with the film's release details.

Exclusively debuted by Bloody Disgusting, the Leatherface trailer can be viewed below ahead of its September 21st premiere on DirecTV, which will be followed by a limited theatrical and full VOD release by Lionsgate on October 20th.

Directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo (2007's Inside, aka À l'intérieur), Leatherface stars Sam Coleman, Sam Strike, James Bloor, Vanessa Grasse, Stephen Dorff (looking to go full vengeance mode à la Dennis Hopper in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2), and Lili Taylor as Verna Sawyer.

Here's the official plot (via Bloody Disgusting): "In Texas, years before the events of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, in the early days of the infamous Sawyer family, the youngest child is sentenced to a mental hospital...

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has spawned several sequels and remakes. Since 2012, a prequel has been started, which will deal with Leatherface's early life. The film has been be titled, appropriately, Leatherface. And now, an early graphic has been developed for this feature. That graphic can be found here. French directors Julian Maury and Alexandre Bustillo are helming this project. These two directors developed the very graphic À l'intérieur (Inside). They will co-direct this prequel, which takes place before the original 1974 film. Similar to early scenes of John Carpenter's Halloween, Leatherface will show this iconic character's early life and progression into a life of murder. As well, the early graphic was released at Efm Berlin. So, the poster was first shown in a magazine. The concept poster states: "The Monsters Within." That monster can be seen in the child's shadow, which is that of a chainsaw. Dark and austere,...

What happens when the creators of Inside (aka À l'intérieur) decide to combine Stand By Me with a splash of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and big portions of "home invasion" insanity? You'd probably get something that looks a lot like Julian Maury and Alexndre Bustillo's Among the Living, which is a beautifully shot and admirably unpredictable horror/thriller that uses the ingredients mentioned above -- and maybe a half-dozen others -- to cook up a multi-subgenre variety pack that manages to fire on all cylinders.

  Among the Living starts out with a wonderfully disturbing prologue that could easily work as its own short film, but the central story is about three 14-year-old troublemakers who, on the last day of school before summer vacation, decide to skip school, cause trouble for a local farmer, and basically enjoy one of those lazy adolescent afternoons in which three young pals can feel cool,...

There you are, tucked away sound and snuggly in your little bed. Counting sheep and drifting off to dreamland. The next thing you know, a stranger is in your house with nothing but bad intentions. To celebrate the release of Mischief Night, we bring you the Top 11 Home Invasions in Horror.

We could go on forever with the list of honorable mentions in this category. Films like The Desperate Hours, Kidnapped and High Tension (Haute Tension) come immediately to mind. As do Panic Room, You're Next, The Purge, The Aggression Scale and Funny Games. Hell, even Macaulay Culkin got terrorized by Daniel Stern and Joe Pesci in Home Alone. Some on the list are traditional assaults and some are more unique, but we think we've got it narrowed down to...

Black Christmas (1974)

All is calm, all is bright. Except for the fact that you've got a raving lunatic holed up in your attic!

There are two very broad, distinct, and (fine) obvious types of horror stories being told in the new indie thriller from After Dark Films (Originals). In one corner we have the "happy family in a creepy house they just bought to get away from the city" stuff and in the other is the "evil female specter who may or may not be real but definitely seems to covet the couple's infant" material. Adding to the patchwork feel of the premise are some touches, characters, and ideas that are inspired by a wide array of recent (mostly indie or foreign) supernatural thrillers...

In other words, Dark Circles will be thoroughly familiar (perhaps even predictable) to anyone who watches a lot of horror movies, but that's not to say you won't find some creepy moments and worthwhile assets scattered across the flick. For example, writer/director Paul Soter seems to actually care about his central characters.

Bob Dylan’s “Positively 4th Street” easily could have been about the parasitic, untrustworthy, unreliable, moderately talented screw-up at the heart of the Coen brothers’ enthralling Inside Llewyn Davis. Set in, but not comprehensively about, the Greenwich Village folk music scene circa 1961, this is a gorgeously made character study leavened with surrealistic dimensions both comic and dark, an unsparing look at a young man who, unlike some of his contemporaries, can’t transcend his abundant character flaws and remake himself as someone else. Closer to some of the Coens’ smaller films such as Barton Fink and A Serious Man than to ...

Bob Dylan’s “Positively 4th Street” easily could have been about the parasitic, untrustworthy, unreliable, moderately talented screw-up at the heart of the Coen brothers’ enthralling Inside Llewyn Davis. Set in, but not comprehensively about, the Greenwich Village folk music scene circa 1961, this is a gorgeously made character study leavened with surrealistic dimensions both comic and dark, an unsparing look at a young man who, unlike some of his contemporaries, can’t transcend his abundant character flaws and remake himself as someone else. Closer to some of the Coens’ smaller films such as Barton Fink and A Serious Man than to ...

It's that time of year again when we take a moment to honor our moms. And how great they are, right? Well, here at Dread Central we can turn even the most loving moms into something horrific, and in celebration of Mother's Day, we bring you Horror's 11 Most Memorable Moms!

Read on… and eat your vegetables for chrissake!

Okay, so not all the moms on this list are psychotic killers; some are heroes, and some fall somewhere in between. But they're all great for their own reasons. As usual, we'll start out with some honorable mentions, and we certainly have some remarkable moms to speak about. We'll start with Estelle Collingwood (played by Cynthia Carr) in the original Last House on the Left. Only a mother's love could drive a person to bite a guy's Johnson off as an act of revenge! Another great justice-seeking mother was Kate (played by Vera Farmiga) in Orphan.

What’s this....An 18 certificate French horror movie, and it’s heading the UK’s way!? Livide aka Livid, the latest (and follow up to their superb ‘À l'intérieur’) French supernatural horror film by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo’s has finally found its way to English speaking shores. A UK trailer apparently on the way - in the mean time the original French version will do just fine to be getting on with. Either way, it’s still going to look like a mind f*ck of the first order. Livid arrives on UK DVD...August 13. Get those pre-orders ready boys and girls. Synopsis: It's young Lucy's first day as a trainee in-house care-worker. She visits Mrs Jessel, an old woman who lies in cerebral coma, by herself, in her large desolate house. Learning by accident that Mrs Jessel, a former dance teacher of repute, supposedly possesses a treasure somewhere in the house,...

What’s this....An 18 certificate French horror movie, and it’s heading the UK’s way!? Livide aka Livid, the latest (and follow up to their superb ‘À l'intérieur’) French supernatural horror film by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo’s has finally found its way to English speaking shores. A UK trailer apparently on the way - in the mean time the original French version will do just fine to be getting on with. Either way, it’s still going to look like a mind f*ck of the first order. Livid arrives on UK DVD...August 13. Get those pre-orders ready boys and girls. Synopsis: It's young Lucy's first day as a trainee in-house care-worker. She visits Mrs Jessel, an old woman who lies in cerebral coma, by herself, in her large desolate house. Learning by accident that Mrs Jessel, a former dance teacher of repute, supposedly possesses a treasure somewhere in the house,...

Five years ago director duo Bustillo and Maury unleashed À l'Intérieur onto the general public, a film that may be described as one of the most suspenseful and gory films of the past decade and one of the highlights of the French horror wave. Needless to say Bustillo and Maury's Livide faced extremely high expectations, expectations that their new is not going to fulfill. Not because it's a bad film, but because it set out to be a different film altogether.Bursting onto the scene and making a (cult) hit film is not an easy thing to do, but following up on that first hit with something that answers to the expectations of your fans is nigh impossible. And the longer it takes for your second...

A sure fire hit at this years Tiff, Livide aka Livid, the latest (and follow up to their superb ‘À l'intérieur’ aka ‘Inside’) French supernatural horror film by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo’s has sat nestled on our must see list like a deranged nightmare waiting to happen for well over a year now - and finally, finally it on its way. The movie has a release date (in France at least) set for next month, now all we need is someone pick this up for an English subbed release...dès maintenant! Creepy as hell trailer below. Synopsis via Wiki: It's young Lucy's first day as a trainee in-house caregiver. She visits Mrs Jessel, an old woman who lies in cerebral coma, by herself, in her large desolate house. Learning by accident that Mrs Jessel, a former dance teacher of repute, supposedly possesses a treasure somewhere in the house,...

A sure fire hit at this years Tiff, Livide aka Livid, the latest (and follow up to their superb ‘À l'intérieur’ aka ‘Inside’) French supernatural horror film by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo’s has sat nestled on our must see list like a deranged nightmare waiting to happen for well over a year now - and finally, finally it on its way. The movie has a release date (in France at least) set for next month, now all we need is someone pick this up for an English subbed release...dès maintenant! Creepy as hell trailer below. Synopsis via Wiki: It's young Lucy's first day as a trainee in-house caregiver. She visits Mrs Jessel, an old woman who lies in cerebral coma, by herself, in her large desolate house. Learning by accident that Mrs Jessel, a former dance teacher of repute, supposedly possesses a treasure somewhere in the house,...

It's always exciting to see a fresh take on something you've witnessed before, when a filmmaker—or in Livid's case, filmmakers —toys with mythology, concocts a clever way of expressing that vision, and scares you senseless with what they've crafted. For Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury, that fresh take on an old concept was done near flawlessly with the 2007 home invasion movie À l'intérieur (Inside). With Livid, they do it again, but the great thing about this is you don't even know going in what old clothes they're taking out of the wardrobe to dust off and make presentable again. Nor will I be revealing what that idea is. Regardless, it's safe to say that Livid is inventive, smart atmospheric, and on several occasions damn scary. Lucie, played by Chloé Coulloud, is on her first day as an in-home caregiver when she visits Mrs. Jessel's estate. Mrs. Jessel lies...

Gird your loins and peep the trailer for "The Life Zone," the world's first horror movie to push a pro-life agenda. In "Zone," three women wake up in a room where they're being held hostage. No, they haven't been trawling Eastern European hostels for good times or playing with Jigsaw; they were kidnapped while waiting to get abortions.

Too bad for them; they're being forced by a gravelly voice guy with impressive eyebrows (a priest, perhaps?) and a ruthless female doctor to stay pregnant and give birth. The room looks like a leftover set from "Saw," except with walls covered in religious paintings and symbols. Maybe writer Ken Del Vecchio has been listening to "Papa Don't Preach" a little too much?

Speaking of Del Vecchio, he's done a couple of, well, interesting films that have political overtones, such as "O.B.A.M. Nude" and "Talking Points Memo," as well as something that...

Many people claim to love horror movies. A lot of them enjoy the idea of being scared, while others dig on scary monsters and of course there are the gore fans.

We'd say that the 2007 French film 'Inside' (review here) surpasses many of those "safe" boundaries for horror movie enjoyment. Every so often a brutal film such as 'Inside' comes along and really reaches deep into the soul of its viewer and yanks at some rather dark psychological issues.

If you've seen the film you already know what we're talking about. For those who haven't and really want to dip your toe into the brutal extreme horror film genre, you'll definitely want to check this flick out. But don't say we didn't warn you, because it's not for the faint of heart.

'Inside' Synopsis:

Inside (À l'intérieur) is a 2007 French horror film directed by Julien Maury and Alexandre Bustillo, starring Alysson Paradis and Béatrice Dalle.