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The First Trailer for the ‘Crossed’ Movie Is Finally Here

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The First Trailer for the ‘Crossed’ Movie Is Finally Here

Francis Lawrence gives an update on BioShock. DC’s Slade Wilson/Bane team-up movie gets a new title. Mikey Madison discusses her “fun and crazy” remake of The Masque of the Red Death. There’s much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible, and not a little of that which might have excited disgust in today’s Morning Spoilers!

During a recent interview with Attitude, Michael Johnston confirmed he’s playing a “new character” who is not Rick and Evie’s son in The Mummy 4.

It’s a new character, but the film is just returning to its original formula. It’s just like that first film. It’s going to give the fans exactly what they want. Rick and Evie are back.

We’re going on an adventure again. It’s so exciting. The film rips. It just goes immediately. It’s truly an action film. It’s fight scenes and chase scenes and running through the streets.

I’m working with stunt guys and I’m like, ‘Wait, you’re gonna let me do this?’ It’s going to be honest to the original film.

Variety reports Rooster Teeth’s Matt Hullum and Burnie Burns are attached to direct Bad Toys, a Christmas-set horror-comedy “inspired by ‘medieval Christmas elf folklore.’ The film reportedly asks, “What if a mischievous Christmas elf brought you what you wanted when you were nice, but made you regret what you asked for if you were naughty?”

Francis Lawrence confirmed he’s still working on the script of the BioShock movie during a recent interview with GamesRadar+ .


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