Molly Templeton

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It remains impossible to talk about We Were Liars, E. Lockhart’s twisty, unreliable-narrator-led YA novel, without getting awfully close to giving away some of its secrets. But Prime Video does a decent job of teasing out the story’s turns in the new trailer for its adaptation of the 2014 book. Here’s the synopsis:The series follows Cadence Sinclair Eastman and her tight-knit inner circle, nicknamed the Liars, during their summer escapades on her grandfather’s New England private island.

4 days ago | reactormag.com | Molly Templeton

If your GPS started talking to you, would you listen? Colin Farrell does just that in the trailer for A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, the latest film from director Kogonada (After Yang). It leads him—okay, his character, David—to pick up Sarah (Margot Robbie), a woman 15 years his junior who he met at a wedding. And then they’re off to where the GPS takes them, which is apparently a series of doorways to the past.

5 days ago | reactormag.com | Molly Templeton

Joe Abercrombie’s bestselling novel The Devils is coming to a big screen near you. In a Facebook post, James Cameron announced that his company, Lightstorm, has bought the rights to the book—and that Cameron himself intends to co-write the script with Abercrombie. Notably, the post is unclear about whether Cameron will also direct the film. But Cameron says:How do I describe The Devils? A sharply witty horror adventure?

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Have these kids tried just not answering the phone? I’m guessing that isn’t enough to stop Ethan Hawke’s creepy-mask-wearing villain, or we wouldn’t have the plainly named The Black Phone 2, the sequel to 2022’s The Black Phone. As Universal’s synopsis says, “Four years ago, 13-year-old Finn killed his abductor and escaped, becoming the sole survivor of The Grabber.

5 days ago | reactormag.com | Molly Templeton

Sophomore year is supposed to be better than freshman year, isn’t it? Maybe not so much for the young supes of The Boys spinoff Gen V, who have returned to Godolkin University to find themselves under the eye of a new dean, Cipher (Hamish Linklater), who seems really quite focused on turning his students into soldiers.