Sydney is already going through the multiple hells of adolescence and high school, but superpowers? Really? I Am Not Okay With This – adapted from the graphic novel by Charles Forsman (The End of the F**king World) and starring sophia Lillis (It, It Chapter 2, Sharp Objects) – premiers globally on Netflix on February 26th.
Netflix has released the key art for its new series I A Not Okay With This (from the producer of Stranger Things and the director of The End of the F***ing world). Syd is already going through the multiple hells of adolescence and high school, but superpowers? Really? I Am Not Okay With This premiers […]
It’s bad enough that Syd is going through the multiple hells of adolescence and high school, but superpowers? Really? I Am Not Okay With This – based on the graphic novel by Charles Forsman – comes from the producers of Stranger Things and the director of End of the F***ing World. Sophia Lillis stars in […]
“Stray from the path and you can expect to meet evil.” Orion Pictures’s new take on the Grimm Fairy Tale – Gretel & Hansel – is in theaters on January 31st. Check out the creepy new clip from the film below.
A long time ago in a distant fairytale countryside, a young girl leads her little brother into a dark wood in desperate search of food and work, only to stumble upon a nexus of terrifying evil. Orion Pictures’ Gretel & Hansel tells the grim fairytale you only think you know. Gretel and Hansel will be […]
Orion Pictures has released a creepy new poster for its role-reversal fairy tale/horror flick, Gretel & Hansel, starring Sophia Lillis (IT, IT2). Gretel & Hansel will open on January 31st.
Hansel and Gretl gets a revisionist makeover in Orion Pictures’ Gretl. Here, Gretl (IT’s Sophia Lillis) is the older sibling and she’s trying to figure out what’s so wrong in the woods near her home. Gretl will be in theaters on January 31, 2020.
The seemingly bucolic town of Derry looks like a place you could settle down – if only it weren’t its high statistics for people going missing (with adults it’s 6% higher than the average; with kids it’s ‘much higher’). When kids start to go missing, for the rest of the town that means missing posters […]