A few weeks ago, Lionsgate revealed it had another Blair Witch movie in the works.
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When Disney bought 20th Century Fox, it seemed inevitable that the company would find a way to get Marvel to crossover with the Alien or Predator.
There’s a lot of video games set to get TV or film adaptations in the next few years, and even more that seem like they’d be ripe for the picking.
Nearly four years ago, we learned Disney was hoping to get a movie about its Space Mountain ride off the ground and into theaters.
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An iconic horror duo makes its debut in Abigail with Alisha Weir’s vampire ballerina and Melissa Barrera’s would-be kidnapper Joey.