Jonah Hill Holds The Record For Most Cursing In A Movie, And Samuel L. Jackson Had The Perfect Response As someone who owns a bottle opener that hasSamuel L. Jacksonsaying, “Tick tock, motherf***er!” in my kitchen right now, this news was surprising. As it turns out, despite having many famous scenes of spewing profanity on film, Jackson is not the record holder for the most curse words said in films. I’m not sure how this is possible, and Jackson isn’t either....

Josh Brolin Talks About Not Playing Batman And His Dream Director For ‘Jonah Hex’ In the wake ofMan of Steel, director Zack Snyder was meeting with all sorts of actors to potentially play the role of The Dark Knight inBatman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Before Ben Affleck secured the part, one of the frontrunners for the role wasJosh Brolin(Avengers: Infinity War), and in a new interview, Brolin sounds extremely relieved that he wasn’t the one who ended up donning the cape and cowl....

Live-Action ‘Aladdin’ Spin-Off In Development At Disney+ To Center On Billy Magnussen’s Character It was only a matter of time until Disney ran out of classic animated movies to remake into live-action films, and we’ve been wondering how the studio would shift gears when they inevitably decide that a remake ofThe Fox and the Houndprobably isn’t going to cut it. Now it seems like we may have our answer about what they might do instead: spin-offs of its live-action remakes....

Mark And Jay Duplass Looking To Finance ‘Pitchfork’ Mark and Jay Duplasshave steadily moved forward from their early ‘mumblecore’ movies to slightly more mainstream fare, culminating with last year’s filmCyrusand the upcomingJeff Who Lives at Home, starring Jason Segel and Ed Helms. Now they’ve got a new film percolating, as a script has been making the studio rounds this week. The movie is reportedly calledPitchfork(named after the standard-settingmusic web magazine) and the subject matter is (at least in part) the anonymity and potentially damaging reach of the internet....

Martin Scorsese Directing Documentary About 1970s New York City Music Scene Martin Scorsesecan’t stop, won’t stop. He just deliveredThe Irishman, one of his best films, and he’s also working onKillers of the Flower Moon. You’d think he might want to take a break, but no – he’s already got something else lined-up: a new documentary. The doc is about the 1970s New York City music scene, and while more specific details aren’t known, Scorsese has a proven track record with music documentaries....

Netflix’s ‘AKA Jessica Jones’ Casts Rachael Taylor As Trish Walker (AKA Hellcat) Jessica Jones has a new bestie.Rachael Taylorhas just boarded Netflix’sAKA Jessica Jonesas Patricia “Trish” Walker. In the comics, Trish Walker takes on the superhero identity Hellcat. More on theAKA Jessica JonesRachael Taylor casting after the jump. Marvelannounced the news. Here’s how they describe the character: Patricia Walker made her Marvel Comics debut in 1944. In the 1970s, she became the superhero Hellcat and joined the Defenders....

New ‘Evil Dead’ Movie Is “Going To F**k Up A City This Time,” According To Bruce Campbell To quote the poet Taylor Swift, “Are we out of the woods yet?” There’s anewEvil Deadmovie (call it a reboot or a sequel if you must) coming our way courtesy ofThe Hole in the GrounddirectorLee Cronin. Cronin was handpicked by originalEvil DeaddirectorSam Raimi, and whileBruce Campbellwon’t be back to star, he’s still producing – and he just dropped some interesting info about the project....

Now Scream This: Prepare For Spring With These Streaming Horror Movies (Welcome toNow Scream This, a column where horror experts Chris Evangelista and Matt Donato tell you what scary, spooky, and spine-tingling movies are streaming and where you can watch them.)Matt:As April showers wash away winter blues, it’s time for another seasonal to do: spring cleaning! Just as one might tidy up messy garages or reorganize bookshelves, you can also knock a few watches off your ever-growing streaming queue....

Peter Capaldi Had Some Harsh Words About Doctor Who’s Prop Quality The past decade has seen Peter Capaldi go from playing the hero of the beloved British family show “Doctor Who” to a sociopathic scientist known as the Thinker in “The Suicide Squad.” A stark departure from the brave, optimistic Doctor, the Thinker’s the type of guy the Doctor would be taking down in one of his weekly adventures. Although James Gunn’s R-rated blockbuster was a major departure from “Doctor Who,” from its over-the-top violence to its raunchy sense of humor, there was one main difference between the two that stuck out to Capaldi: “The Suicide Squad” had way, way more money behind it....

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Susanna White To Direct ‘Twilight’ Author’s ‘The Host’ We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Though it may be hard to believe,Stephenie Meyer, the author behind theTwilightphenomenon, also published a non-Twilightbook. It’s calledThe Hostand while it also blends genre with romance there are no sparkly vampires here. Instead,The Hostis about alien parasites called the Souls who take over Earth by inhabiting human bodies and what happens when one human’s brain fights back....

The Best Movies Coming To Netflix In January 2017 It’s almost time for the new year, and you can ring in 2017 by checking out a bunch of new movies that are hittingNetflix. There are some classic contemporary films from comedy, sci-fi and horror coming to the streaming service, as well as all of theSupermanmovies that arrived before the DC Extended Universe came into existence. There are also some Netflix originals coming next month, including the series adaptation ofLemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events....