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Blumhouse boss Jason Blum says there won't be a 'Get Out 2'
Get Out was a huge hit for both Universal Pictures and the indie studio Blumhouse.
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Cult horror classic 'Candyman' set for a remake
The movie which made a generation of teenagers afraid of bathroom mirrors (and bees) is set for a remake.
- MoviesHanna Flint
Daniel Kaluuya made an important point in his BAFTAs acceptance speech
The British actor spoke about the importance of arts funding while collecting his EE RIsing Star award on Sunday night.
- MoviesHanna Flint
2018 BAFTA nominations: The biggest snubs and suprises
From 'God's Own Country' to 'Paddington 2' there have been some shockers in this year's nominations.
MoviesYahoo Movies UKThe 10 best movie scenes of 2017
It was a tough gig to narrow it down, but we present to you our top 10 favourite movie scenes from 2017.
- MoviesBen Arnold
Indie horror hit Get Out tops Best Movie of 2017 So Far poll
The indie horror smash 'Get Out' has topped a list polled from movie critics as the best movie of the year so far.
- MoviesBen Bussey
Is 2017 bringing horror back to the mainstream?
With the success of ‘Get Out’ and ‘Split,’ and the likelihood of ‘It’ becoming a box office smash, horror cinema seems to be seeing a resurgence in critical and commercial acceptability. Depending on who you talk to, recent years have been either a treasure trove or a wasteland for horror movies. On a cult level, interest in the genre has arguably never been higher, with innumerable websites and blogs covering all things horror and scores of horror-based film festivals and conventions popping up across the globe.
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Black Panther is just ‘like Game Of Thrones,’ insists Daniel Kaluuya
Kaluuya, who shot to stardom earlier this year thanks to his performance in the horror film ‘Get Out’, has been cast as W’Kabi, the confidant to Chadwick Boseman’s T’Challa/Black Panther. Clearly he’s rather enjoying himself working on ‘Black Panther’, too, because Daniel Kaluuya has been waxing lyrical about it, as well as its director Ryan Coogler, but made sure to insist to GQ, via Metro, that it doesn’t just copy ‘Iron Man’ and ‘Captain America’. This is like ‘Game Of Thrones’.
