Amy West

1 week ago | msn.com | Amy West

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1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Amy West

The emotional rollercoaster that is being a Mindhunter fan looks to be heading for the loop-de-loop, thanks to star Holt McCallany reigniting our hopes of a continuation once again. In a new interview, the actor claimed we could see the show wrapped up for good in a feature-length title – and not just the one, either...

1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Amy West

Almost three years after it was first announced, Return to Silent Hill finally has an official release date – and it'll be landing in US theaters sooner than you might think. According to Deadline, the horror movie, which stars Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again's Jeremy Irvine and The Purge's Hannah Emily Anderson and is set to adapt Konami's Silent Hill 2, is due out on January 23, 2026.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Amy West

Alfie Williams as Spike and Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Jamie in 28 Years Later. Aaron Taylor-Johnson is no stranger to horror movies, having filmed Robert Egger's gothic vampire flick Nosferatu right before he sunk his teeth into Danny Boyle's zombie sequel 28 Years Later. Despite the shared genre, though, the two shoots couldn't have been more different, says the Marvel star. "That's the joy of what we get to do as actors.

1 week ago | gamesradar.com | Amy West

New zombie sequel 28 Years Later is "horrific", says star Aaron Taylor-Johnson – only not in the way you might think. Ahead of the long-awaited follow-up's release, the Marvel actor explained to GamesRadar+ that he always saw the film as more of "a family drama" than an out-and-out scary flick, which made what happens to his character Jamie, his son Spike (Alfie Williams), and wife Isla (Jodie Comer) all the more terrifying.