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The Black Phone 2 production has begun, as director shares first cryptic behind the scenes look at the horror sequel

The Black Phone sequel is in production

Total Film

Incoming review – Netflix’s Superbad-esque comedy is super unfunny

Raucous teen film about out-of-control high school party never finds its footing, relying on tiresome gross-out humor

The Guardian - US

Nico Parker reveals details about How to Train Your Dragon remake

Discover how the upcoming live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon will be its own unique interpretation, separate from the beloved animated films.

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How To Train Your Dragon: An Updated Cast List For The Live-Action Remake, Including Gerard Butler And Nick Frost

Here's where to keep up with the ever growing cast of Universal and DreamWorks' epic How To Train Your Dragon remake!

Cinemablend

The Black Phone 2 confirms Ethan Hawke's return and summer 2025 release date

Mason Thames, Madeleine McGraw, and more are making an unexpected comeback, too

Total Film

How to Train Your Dragon remake casts its two leads – including a Last of Us actor

Mason Thames and Nico Parker will star in the 2025 live-action adventure

Total Film

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The How To Train Your Dragon Remake Has Cast Its Hiccup And Astrid, And I'm Excited

We now finally know who will be playing the live-action Hiccup and Astrid in How to Train Your Dragon, and the results are quite pleasing.

Cinemablend

The Black Phone review: Ethan Hawke horror inverts the suburban wish fulfilment of Stranger Things

Filmmaker Scott Derrickson’s first movie since 2016’s ‘Doctor Strange’ is brutal to its bones

The Independent UK

Movie review: 'The Black Phone' a brutally violent take on recent horror trend

There’s been a flood of throwback tween terror on movie screens and streaming services for the past few years: from “Stranger Things” to the newer “It” iterations, it’s been a banner era for floppy-haired pubescents in ringer tees. Scott Derrickson’s “The Black Phone” fits neatly into the subgenre, but this…

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