Kanye West has just dropped a new video for The Life of Pablo track "Wolves" featuring Vic Mensa and Sia. The black and white clip also sees appearances from Kylie Jenner, Cindy Crawford, Jourdan Dunn and whole load of other fashion models. Kim Kardashian also stars, appearing alongside Kanye in floods of tears.
The video is in collaboration with fashion house Balmain as a part of it’s fall 2016 campaign. Directed by Steven Klein, take a look at it above!
Revered as one of the most terrifying horror movies of all time, William Friedkin’s The Exorcist is going to be recreated as an upcoming TV series by Fox. A new trailer for the series recently premiered at Comic Con in San Diego and it’s looking to be just as psychologically thrilling as its predecessor. The remake stars Geena Davis as Angela Rance who is convinced that her young child is under demonic possession. She welcomes two priests into her home who try to exorcise the sinister spirits from her daughter.
The Exorcist will debut on Fox September 23. Watch the haunting first trailer above.
Six seasons strong and the survivors of The Walking Dead are ready to embark on a new route of drama and survival. The AMC series is known to keep its watchers on the edge of their seats as the previous season ended on a cliffhanger. With expectations set high, it leaves fans wondering what’s next up for the group who just can’t seem to escape flesh-eating “walkers.” Season 7 of The Walking Dead is expected to premiere on October 23.
Check out the official trailer for Season 7 above and let us know what you expect from AMC’s latest installment.
Earlier this year, the trailer for Adam Wingard’s upcoming movie The Woods hinted at a found footage film promising to be equally suspenseful as V/H/S and The Guest. While little was given about the plot aside from a group of college kids going camping, it’s now been revealed that the movie is actually a sequel to the 1999 filmThe Blair Witch Project. During Comic-Con, a screening was billed under The Woods shortly before unveiling the true title of the film, which will simply be called Blair Witch. In an interview with EW, Lionsgate executive Jason Constantine explained the reason why the team wanted to keep the sequel a secret:
“We live in an age where it’s harder and harder for a movie to be a genuine surprise for an audience, because of the internet, because of Twitter, because of all the discussions that can happen online. Sometimes, you want to embrace that for a movie, but we really felt, on this film, that it would be great if audiences could be genuinely surprised.”
Wingard partnered with longtime collaborator and writer Simon Barrett who stated, “[With] V/H/S, V/H/S 2, and especially You’re Next, we wouldn’t even tell people that those movies existed until their premieres were announced. That was our way to make that a cool thing. In this era of social media, and of everyone hyping everything, we’ve always felt that is the right approach: give people less, don’t tell them exactly what it is, let them be surprised.” They received approval from the original team behind the Blair Witch Project, developed the script, and produced the movie with secrecy extending to even the crew and Lionsgate executives. Actor James Allen McCune will be playing the brother of Heather Donohue, a character from the first film. Watch the updated trailer below and catch Blair Witch in theaters Sept. 16.
Comic-Con just can’t stop it with the hits today as we now get the new trailer for the highly-anticipated Kong: Skull Island movie. The film actually comes from the producers of the recent Godzilla remake, and from the looks of this new teaser is surely making the future battle between the popular Japanese monster and The Eight Wonder of the World very promising. In this clip we get to see a group of military personnel and explorers making their way to a mysterious island in the Pacific. Little do they know, this is actually where the mythical creature Kong actually resides and upon discovery, hell starts to breaks loose.
The movie is made up of a star-studded cast that includes Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson and John Goodman to name a few. Watch the trailer above and sound off in the comments if you think Kong: Skull Islandwill be a blockbuster hit.
Following the news that the seventh season of HBO’s hit series, Game of Thrones, will arrive a little bit later than expected, a two-minute teaser clip has surprisingly dropped out of nowhere. The behind-the-scenes short shares impressions from the production of season 7, showing footage of various props and sets from the series while ominous season 6 dialogue is played over it. One interesting detail is the painting of multiple eye stones, which are traditionally used to cover the eyes of Westerosi nobles shortly after their death. Sure, it might not be a lot at this point, but we’ll take what we can get. Watch it above.
A&E's version of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 horror classic, Psycho, has really resonated with audiences. Bates Motel is about to enter its fifth and final season and although it was previously announced that the character of Marion Crane would appear, we didn't know who would possibly be cast. We now have confirmation that Grammy-winning pop singer, Rihanna, has been cast in Janet Leigh's famous role.
This news hit during the show's panel at San Diego Comic-Con International (SDCC) and Bates Motel executive producers, Carlton Cuse and Kerry Ehrin, had this to say regarding the Rihanna's casting:
“We wanted to thrust the iconic role into a contemporary spotlight and redefine it in a meaningful and exciting new way. We also heard Rihanna was a fan of the show, and we were huge fans of hers, so it was the perfect collision of creativity and fate.”
This isn't Rihanna's first time on the job as an actress. She made her big screen debut in the 2012 action film, Battleship, and has since appeared in Annie and the 2015 animated film, Home. She's also appeared in several of her own music related videos and short films and is set to appear in the 2017 Luc Besson film, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.
