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Elisabeth Moss to Star in ‘Mrs. March’ for Blumhouse
Fresh off the horror hit “The Invisible Man,” Elisabeth Moss is re-teaming with Blumhouse. The Emmy-winning actress and her Love and Squalor Pictures production company are developing the still-unpublished book “Mrs. March” into a feature film, which Blumhouse will back.Moss will also star in the film as the titular character, an Upper East Side housewife […]
Continue readingElisabeth Moss Working With Blumhouse On The Upcoming Thriller ‘Mrs. March’
Elisabeth Moss knows a good thing when she sees it. Having worked with Blumhouse on “The Invisible Man,” the actress saw how the production company is able to take a thriller with a small budget and turn it into a global hit. And so, she’s keen on replicating that success with the upcoming feature, “Mrs. […]
Continue readingElisabeth Moss to Battle Time Traveling Serial Killer in Apple’s ‘Shining Girls’
The Invisible Man is the best narrative feature I’ve seen all year, so it’s no surprise that Elisabeth Moss is in demand all over town. Two days after signing a first-look deal with Hulu, the Emmy-winning actress has signed on to star in the Apple series Shining Girls. The metaphysical thriller is based on the […]
Continue readingSequel Bits: ‘Alien’, ‘Spider-Man’, ‘Wedding Crashers’, ‘Mallrats’, ‘Scream’, ‘The Invisible Man’, ‘My Name is Bruce’
In this edition of Sequel Bits: Walter Hill wrote a 50-page treatment for a new Alien movie with Ripley, but Sigourney Weaver doesn’t seem interested. David Koepp had different plans for Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy. He also opens up about leaving Indiana Jones 5. David Dobkin says there might be a Wedding Crashers sequel for […]
Continue readingStreaming: gaslighting films that will have you doubting your sanity
The Invisible Man, now available to stream, is the latest in cinema’s chilling tradition of psychodramas, from Gaslight to The Girl on the TrainIn the before times, when films were still being released in cinemas, The Invisible Man staked an early claim as the year’s best mainstream blockbuster. A steely, sharp-witted reimagination of a dusty […]
Continue readingJurassic Park holds off Jaws to claim top spot at Us box office
Steven Spielberg’s 1993 dinosaur-rampage blockbuster beats his 1975 shark horror as coronavirus shapes cinemagoingIt’s mega shark vs giant dinosaur at the Us box office. Twenty-seven years after its first release, Steven Spielberg’s 1993 dinosaur-rampage blockbuster Jurassic Park has regained the number one spot at the Us box office, just beating another another back-catalogue Spielberg blockbuster […]
Continue readingStx Entertainment Nabs Global Rights For Elisabeth Moss Starrer ‘Run Rabbit Run’
Stx Entertainment has secured worldwide distribution rights to “Run Rabbit Run,” from Emmy-nominated “Handmaid’s Tale” director Daina Reid (“The Outsider”) and starring Emmy winner Elisabeth Moss (“The Invisible Man”).While STXfilms will directly distribute “Run Rabbit Run” in the U.S., U.K. and Ireland, STXinternational will introduce the project to buyers at the ongoing virtual Cannes market. […]
Continue readingElisabeth Moss to Lead Ghost Horror Thriller Run Rabbit Run
After a string of incredible performances in Queen of Earth, Her Smell, The Invisible Man, Shirley, and more, Elisabeth Moss will next be seen in new films from Wes Anderson and Taika Waititi. Another new project starring the actress has now been announced, which finds her returning to horror-thriller territory.She’ll lead Run Rabbit Run, which […]
Continue readingElisabeth Moss Loves Playing Messy Characters, but in Shirley Jackson, She Found One Like Herself
If your movie calls for a woman on the verge of — or completely in the throes of — a breakdown, Elisabeth Moss is the one for the job. With “Shirley,” Moss continues to flex her affinity for the mad, disheveled, unraveling, and messy, as already well-documented in films including “The Invisible Man,” “Her Smell,” […]
Continue reading‘The High Note’ Starts Strong on VOD as Netflix’s ‘Lovebirds’ Drops Fast
Almost four months after indoor theaters shut down, a small fraction are reopening around the country. Drive-ins continue to lead grosses: IFC Films’ “The Wretched” is a standout success. That’s because IFC reports those drive-in numbers. Universal does not: they had the real #1 grosser for the eighth straight weekMeanwhile, at-home movie-watching habits are evolving […]
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