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6 days ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Before settling in to watch Andrea M. Catinella’s Piglet, it is important to point out that this film has no connection to the Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey films. Instead, this iteration sees a group of girls stalked and butchered by a monstrous man in a mask, as festivities for a planned 21st shindig go very, very awry. Although sharing no direct ties to Winnie-the-Pooh it is easy to understand why people might get the films confused.

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Following in the footsteps of Winnie-the-Pooh, Popeye is one of the latest properties to enter the public domain. This means that filmmakers are able to utilise the character and aspects of his story however they want, without having to pay any fees. For filmmakers early in their career this is a blessing as it enables their work to capture audiences attention more easily than trying to get them invested in an unknown property.

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Paul Heath

The three main child roles in the planned Harry Potter TV series have been cast. Unknown actors Dominic McLaughlin has been cast as Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton as Hermione Granger, and Alastair Stout as Ron Weasley. The studio announced the news earlier today.

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Paul Heath

One Piece season two is officially a go and here’s a two-minute teaser for Netflix’s upcoming Tudum event in Los Angeles this week where the streamer is set to unload previews of its forthcoming releases. One Piece is a Netflix live-action adaptation of the world’s most popular manga by Eiichiro Oda and it has a season two coming our way very soon.

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Paul Heath

One of the best-reviewed studio films of the year, and indeed one of the most successful original movies, Sinners, is coming to premium digital in one week, so says Warner Bros. Pictures. Sinners, directed and written by Ryan Coogler, scored rave reviews from critics, including our own Kat Hughes who said that a the film is a ‘compelling drama, and adds horror flourishes to help hammer home [Coogler’s] message.