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25 Years Ago, A Notorious Fantasy Flop Showed How Not To Adapt A Franchise

Here's how the first big-screen adaptation of 'Dungeons and Dragons' got it all wrong.

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The Mortal Kombat 2 movie doesn't come out until next year, but Mortal Kombat 3 is already confirmed because the studios are 'convinced there's a giant fanbase waiting for it'

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From passing on Lord of the Rings to Cleopatra's infamous budget, film fans are debating some of the worst mistakes in movie history

What is the worst decision in film history?

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25 Years Later, The Most Imaginative Sci-Fi Crime Thriller Has Never Been Surpassed

A quarter century later, no one has dared do serial killer movies like Tarsem Singh's stunning 'The Cell.'

Inverse

The Conjuring: Last Rites will mark the end of "phase one" as New Line aims to MCU-ify the horror franchise

Total Film

Ice Cube confirms he will write and star in a new instalment of the ‘Friday’ franchise

In a huge development in the series, Ice Cube has confirmed he will write and star in a new instalment of the ‘Friday’ franchise.

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25 Years Ago, An Iconic Horror Movie Introduced Cinema's Most Terrifying Villain

The first 'Final Destination' introduced cinema's most terrifying villain: Death itself.

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Final Destination: how a rise in real-life freak accidents is making the horror franchise scarier than ever

IN FOCUS: Exactly 25 years ago, the first ‘Final Destination’ hit cinemas, earning a cult following for its insane death scenes. In the UK, freak accident deaths are up 42 per cent over the last two decades making this next instalment freakier than ever, writes Kyle MacNeill

The Independent UK

The Oral History of 'In the Mouth of Madness,' John Carpenter's Misunderstood Cosmic Horror Masterpiece

In 1995, John Carpenter released his cosmic horror film to lukewarm reviews. Inverse spoke to the team behind 'In the Mouth of Madness' about its complicated legacy.

Inverse

Ryan Reynolds, Wesley Snipes and how Blade: Trinity became Marvel’s biggest disaster

As ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ pokes fun at the flops and aborted franchises of the pre-MCU era of comic book movies, Adam White explores the tortured production of the final Blade film – from an allegation of strangulation to the long-lasting feud between its stars

The Independent UK

Pedro Pascal to star in new horror movie from Barbarian director Zach Cregger

Weapons is set to tell multiple, interrelated stories à la Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia

Total Film

What we know about Warner Bros’ ‘multiple’ new Lord of The Rings movies

20 years have passed since the debut of Peter Jackson's trilogy, and Warner Bros. Discovery is currently competing for franchises.

Evening Standard

Afternoon Update: China urged to help end Ukraine war; Zachary Rolfe leaves Australia; and new Lord of the Rings movies

Australia’s foreign minister Penny Wong joins calls for Beijing to do all it can to end the conflict

The Guardian - AU

New Lord of the Rings films in the works at Warner Bros

Announcement comes 20 years after Peter Jackson’s trilogy was released and amid a scramble for franchises at Warner Bros Discovery

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You Need to Watch the Most Surprisingly Successful Epic Trilogy on Netflix ASAP

With Peter Jackson’s 'Lord of the Rings,' New Line Cinema took a crazy bet. It somehow paid off.

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Movie review: No need to RSVP for this 'House Party'

Fun fact about Reginald Hudlin’s 1990 classic comedy “House Party” starring comedic duo Kid 'n Play: it was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry in the Library of Congress for being “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant,” no doubt referring to the high-top fade and iconic kick-step dance that…

Daily Mirror

Ryan Gosling wanted Rachel McAdams fired for The Notebook amid screaming match

The Hollywood stars had intense chemistry on-screen while filming The Notebook, but Ryan Gosling reportedly lost his temper with Rachel McAdams behind-the-scenes

Daily Mirror

Mitchell Thomas Goldman dead: Film exec who oversaw distribution of The Mask and more dies

Longtime film executive Mitchell Thomas Goldman has died at the age of 74. During his time with New Line, he oversaw the distribution of films such as The Mask, Rush Hour and Boogie Nights

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