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CinemaCon: The coolest footage and what we learned at the event – JoBlo
CinemaCon is a wrap! Here’s what we learned at this star-studded convention! CinemaCon is over, and once again, JoBlo.com was lucky enough to attend on behalf of the site and check out all the amazing studio presentations. Pretty much every studio was represented this year, with everyone reaffirming the fact that, after a few difficult post-COVID years, as well as the lingering effect...[Read More]
Minecraft Movie Mobs List: All 20 Creatures Compared to the Video Game (With Photos)
A Minecraft Movie brought 20 iconic mobs from the video game into live-action.The video game adaptation transports ordinary humans - such as Jack Black's Steve and Jason Momoa's Garbage Man - to a cubic world filled with nature and unique creatures that range from friendly to murderous. Every Mob Featured in A Minecraft Movie ExplainedZombie MinecraftZombies in Minecraft are immediately recognize...[Read More]
CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD – NewsBreak
It's too soon, they said. They haven't recovered from the last SHOCK TO THE SYSTEM. They couldn't take another FRIGHT, not NOW.Well, hold onto your butts, Birmingham! TVs of Terror is back in the saddle only three short weeks after the Great Skeleton Drop Incident of 2025, and what they have in store is a whopper of a movie. In anticipation of the arrival of Fabio Frizzi - one of the great Italian...[Read More]
Jennifer Carpenter’s Underrated 17-Year-Old Zombie Movie Now Streaming for Free – IMDb
Amid her run as one of the stars of the serial killer series Dexter, Jennifer Carpenter starred in a zombie movie released in 2008. The film, along with its sequel, can be revisited for free after recently becoming available to watch on Tubi.Per Tubi, Quarantine and Quarantine 2: Terminal are streaming on Tubi as of March 1. Quarantine, which is a found footage horror film, is based on the origina...[Read More]
Leprechaun Director Confirms a Director’s Cut of the Warwick Davis Horror-Comedy Exists
Leprechaun director Mark Jones reveals there is a director's cut of the horror-comedy, originally intended to be a comedy-horror. The film was initially planned as a kid's horror movie with a comedic twist, similar to live-action Scooby-Doo, but the studio wanted more violence. The biggest difference between the director's version and the theatrical release is the amount of violence, with cute sce...[Read More]