Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness now has the distinction of being my least favorite chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s a plodding eyesore overflowing with shallow expository dialogue in lieu of narrative development. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) continues to be the least interesting Avenger, and even another strong performance from Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch can’t save the day. And the one moment I really enjoy, admittedly for petty personal reasons, I can’t talk about because it’s a major spoiler.
Along with The Ring and others, 2004’s The Grudge, an American remake of the 2002 Japanese horror film Ju-on: The Grudge, was at the crest of Hollywood’s fascination with J-horror. (Fun fact, director Takashi Shimizu helmed both versions.) Since it’s been a few years, it’s time to dust off the familiar IP, this time with Nicolas Pesce in the big chair. He brought a great cast, his fascination with bathtubs, and now we have our first look. Check out the trailer for Sam Raimi-produced The Grudge below.
The last time Alexandre Aja went all in on crazy-ass nature run amok, we got Piranha 3D, which is just the best movie. Well, he’s back in that realm, and while Crawl looks like a very different approach—dark and grim and terrifying versus over-the-top camp and schlock—it looks no less rad. I mean, come on, giant rampaging alligators in a hurricane. Check out the trailer below.
Knowing that Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi were both coming
back, you can bet we were already excited for Ash vs. Evil Dead, the upcoming series revival on Starz. But holy hell, you have
no idea how incredibly stoked we are after watching this first trailer that
debuted at San Diego Comic-Con. Holy shit. There are no words, just watch it
for yourself after the jump.
While we don’t automatically crap all over every one of the
glut of remakes or revisitations of beloved properties, we don’t usually
excited. (Mad Max: Fury Road was an exception, and one that
paid off big.) We are, however, rather psyched for Starz’ upcoming continuation
of Evil Dead, Ash Vs. Evil Dead. It
sounds just about perfect, and this groovy new teaser trailer captures everything we
want out of this series. Check it out after the jump.