A new international trailer has been released for the Matt Reeves horror thriller Let Me In, and it’s terrifying. It definitely shows more footage than its predecessors and focuses on the intense relationship between the two young protagonists. How far will their friendship go, and how intense is the bond they share? Watch the new trailer to find out…
Back in July, we were on hand at the 2010 San Diego Comic Convention when Matt Reeves and the cast of his latest film Let Me In were in attendance. They held a special panel and showed several clips from the film exclusively for the Hall H audience. A couple months later one of those clips have appeared online courtesy of Overture films. Take a look…
Let Me In continues to creep us out with its marketing campaign thanks to the newest batch of photos released via the viral site HelpMe.net. In order to see the four new photos you had to answer four riddles, each of which bring you closer to the terrifying story that’s covered in the film. If you don’t have the time to do the Q&A on the site, we’ve got the images for you right here. Check them out…
In case you missed the plethora of billboards on every street in America, this weekend’s opening of Eat Pray Love based on the international best selling memoir by Elizabeth Gilbert is poised for a lucrative release. The Columbia Picture’s project stars America’s timeless sweetheart Ms. Julia Roberts alongside Viola Davis, Richard Jenkins, James Franco, and Javier Bardem, and was both adapted and directed by Ryan Murphy.
Girls, grab an assortment of carbohydrates and prepare to relish this two and a half hour display of post-break up self-indulgence…
Oh, damn it’s about to get bloody in here. The official red band trailer for Matt Reeves upcoming film Let Me In has been released. We gave you a first look analysis of the trailer when it was revealed at this year’s Comic-Con and now you can see it for your self. The similarities between the American and Swedish versions are eerie but don’t take our word for it. Watch the trailer…
Not long after they debuted the first footage from director Matt Reeves‘ American remake Let Me In, which is adapted from the acclaimed Swedish novel and film, Let the Right One In, we had a chance to sit down with two of the film’s stars Chloe Moretz and Richard Jenkins. Simon Oakes, one of the movie’s producer’s and the head of Hammer Films spoke to us earlier about why they remade the movie, but the actors talked more about the noticeable differences in their characters in the remake and their experience working on set.
Check it out below…
Teenage girls worldwide can stock up on Kleenex and Godiva, because Nicholas Sparks is back to shred hearts and skew reality. Three time Oscar nominee Lasse Hallstrom (The Cider House Rules, My Life As A Dog) directs an adaptation of Sparks’ award-winning novel, Dear John. The film will mark Sparks’ 7th adaptation to date, The Last Song is set for a summer release.
For weeks there have been casting rumors regarding who will star in the American remake of Let the Right One In entitled, Let Me In. According to THR, Academy Award nominee Richard Jenkins, 500 Days of Summer co-star Chloe Moretz, and Kodi Smit-McPhee (The Road) have all signed on for roles in the film. The original movie was a Swedish horror film that centered on love, isolation, and vampires.
Hot off the heels of one of the most successful years of his career, Academy Award nominated actor Richard Jenkins has decided to eat, pray, and love. According to THR, Jenkins has signed on to co-star in the adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert’s memoir. Eat, Pray, Love is being produced by Columbia Pictures, and Red Om Films. Jenkins will be starring opposite leading lady Julia Roberts in the feature that will be directed by Ryan Murphy.
