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The sci-fi thriller M3GAN (read our review Here, get a copy Here) was such a financial success when it reached theatres in January of last year, it didn’t even take Universal Pictures and production companies Blumhouse and Atomic Monster two weeks to announce that they’d be re-teaming for a sequel. We’ve known that M3GAN stars Allison Williams and Violet McGraw will be reprising their roles in M3GAN 2.0, which is set to reach theatres on May 16, 2025, and now Deadline reports that they’re being joined in the cast by Ivanna Sakhno, who is said to have landed a major part in the sequel.

Sakhno’s previous credits include Ivan the Powerful, Can’t Take It Back, The Body Tree, Pacific Rim: Uprising, The Spy Who Dumped Me, High Fidelity, Let It Snow, The Reunion, and the Star Wars series Ahsoka. Details on the character she’ll be playing...

Ahsoka's Ivanna Sakhno is joining M3GAN 2.0's cast in a major role. The sequel will also feature returning stars Allison Williams and Violet McGraw. Ivanna Sakhno is also known for roles in titles including High Fidelity and The Reunion.

M3GAN 2.0 has added one of the stars of Disney+'s Ahsoka to the cast. The upcoming movie is a sequel to one of 2023's biggest horror success stories. The original movie followed roboticist Gemma (Allison Williams) giving her newly orphaned niece Cady (Violet McGraw) a robotic companion named M3GAN whose attempts to protect the girl quickly turned deadly. The movie was a smash hit, earning $181 million worldwide against its $12 million budget, so a sequel was quickly greenlit. The sequel was written by original screenwriter Akela Cooper with original director Gerard Johnstone, who is also in talks to direct.

Per Deadline, the cast of the upcoming M3GAN 2.0...

Spencer Mullen Oct 26, 2018

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Hey,"Bold And The Beautiful" fans. We've got some new storyline teaser scoops from CBS for tomorrow's Wednesday, December 6,2017 episode. The drama did heat up between Ridge and Thorne in today's December 5,2017 episode as expected. And that was an interesting moment where Quinn flashed back to being alone with Ridge. We'll certainly be looking to see if something results from that in the coming weeks. We also liked how Ridge tried to take back the compliment he gave to Thorne's designs after learning that Thorne designed them. We were like, 'Nope, it's too late. You can't take it back now. You loved them.'" Ridge and Thorne also got real intense there towards the end. Thorne definitely wants a little "Respect." In tomorrow's December 6,2017 episode, it sounds like the storyline will shift back to the Steffy and Liam drama at least for a little while. Crazy Sheila will...

Given the success of movies like Paranormal Activity and Insidious, Hollywood is finally catching on to the fact that you don't need a huge budget to make a good movie. Yeah, and the box office dollars don't hurt either!

According to Deadline producers Roy Lee, John Middleton, and Lawrence Grey have partnered in Primal Pictures, a new genre arm of Vertigo Entertainment. The company will share the first look deal that Vertigo has with Warner Bros, and a big part of Primal’s mission is to put the studio into the ultra-low-budget genre game. Primal will also produce a slate of micro-budget films with independent equity financing.

Among the projects you can expect to see from Primal are:

Hidden from writer-directors Matt and Ross Duffer. The flick focuses on a family who escape a mysterious outbreak by taking refuge in a bomb shelter. The Cure, a film about a husband...