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Lupita Nyong’o Stars In “Little Monsters” – Coming To Theaters And Hulu

NEON and Hulu has just announced the theatrical release of Little Monsters starring Lupita Nyong’o (Jordan Peele’s US) in 300 theaters on October 8th. But that’s not all, a one-time theatrical event for Little Monsters will take place at a TBA theater. The event will feature a live-stream Q&A with Nyong’o, her co-star Alexander England, and the film’s writer-director Abe Forsythe. In the movie written and directed by Abe Forsythe, “Dave (England), a washed-up musician, volunteers to chaperone his nephew’s kindergarten field trip after taking a shine to the plucky school teacher, Miss Caroline (Nyong’o). Dave’s intentions are complicated by the presence of world-famous child entertainer and competitor for Miss Caroline’s affections, Teddy McGiggles (Josh Gad). One thing none of them bargained for is a zombie outbreak from which Dave and Miss Caroline must protect the children.” Stephen Peacocke, Kat Stewart, Nadia Townsend, Marshall Napier, Henry Nixon, and Felix Williamson co-star. Jodi Matterson, Bruna Papandrea, Steve Hutensky, Keith Calder, and

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Sep 12, 2019
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The Trailer For Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ Is Terrifying

It’s Christmas morning and Universal Pictures has given horror fans a gift, the first trailer for Jordan Peele‘s monster movie Us. Set in the present day the film follows Adelaide (Lupita Nying’o) and Gabe Wilson (Winson Duke) as they take their kids to visit Adelaide’s childhood North California home for the summer. After a day spent at the beach with the Tyler family (Elisabeth Moss, Tim Heidecker), Adelaide – who is haunted by her past trauma – becomes increasingly paranoid that something bad is going to happen to her family. As the night falls the Wilsons see four figures standing silently at the end of their driveway. For my second feature, I wanted to create a monster mythology,” Peele told EW during a recent interview. “I wanted to do something that was more firmly in the horror genre but still held on to my love of movies that are twisted but fun.” Us, the follow up to Peele’s award-winning social

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Dec 25, 2018

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Lupita Nyong’o Stars In “Little Monsters” – Coming To Theaters And Hulu

NEON and Hulu has just announced the theatrical release of Little Monsters starring Lupita Nyong’o (Jordan Peele’s US) in 300 theaters on October 8th. But that’s not all, a one-time theatrical event for Little Monsters will take place at a TBA theater. The event will feature a live-stream Q&A with Nyong’o, her co-star Alexander England, and the film’s writer-director Abe Forsythe. In the movie written and directed by Abe Forsythe, “Dave (England), a washed-up musician, volunteers to chaperone his nephew’s kindergarten field trip after taking a shine to the plucky school teacher, Miss Caroline (Nyong’o). Dave’s intentions are complicated by the presence of world-famous child entertainer and competitor for Miss Caroline’s affections, Teddy McGiggles (Josh Gad). One thing none of them bargained for is a zombie outbreak from which Dave and Miss Caroline must protect the children.” Stephen Peacocke, Kat Stewart, Nadia Townsend, Marshall Napier, Henry Nixon, and Felix Williamson co-star. Jodi Matterson, Bruna Papandrea, Steve Hutensky, Keith Calder, and

Continue reading →
Sep 12, 2019
Horror Fuel

The Trailer For Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ Is Terrifying

It’s Christmas morning and Universal Pictures has given horror fans a gift, the first trailer for Jordan Peele‘s monster movie Us. Set in the present day the film follows Adelaide (Lupita Nying’o) and Gabe Wilson (Winson Duke) as they take their kids to visit Adelaide’s childhood North California home for the summer. After a day spent at the beach with the Tyler family (Elisabeth Moss, Tim Heidecker), Adelaide – who is haunted by her past trauma – becomes increasingly paranoid that something bad is going to happen to her family. As the night falls the Wilsons see four figures standing silently at the end of their driveway. For my second feature, I wanted to create a monster mythology,” Peele told EW during a recent interview. “I wanted to do something that was more firmly in the horror genre but still held on to my love of movies that are twisted but fun.” Us, the follow up to Peele’s award-winning social

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Dec 25, 2018