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Universal’s The Mummy sequel from Radio Silence will bring back Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, with John Hannah reprising Jonathan Carnahan; production starts later this year in London and Morocco, targeting a May 19, 2028 release.
At SXSW, Ready or Not 2: Here I Come had its world premiere with Kathryn Newton energizing a screaming crowd; Samara Weaving was absent due to pregnancy, while Sarah Michelle Gellar appeared on her behalf and teased a sequel; the directors touted practical effects as the highlight, and the film arrives in theaters next Friday, March 20.
Radio Silence directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett recount surviving a gruelling 30-day, low-budget shoot for Ready or Not 2: Here I Come at SXSW, with scrapped sets and rapid location changes that kept costs down but tested the team; the film continues their blend of outrageous carnage and dark humor, and the duo are set to helm a desert-adventure reboot of The Mummy starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, promising big thrills and a similar playful edge.
After a long radio silence since its December Game Awards reveal, Highguard — a free-to-play FPS — announced a January 26 launch showcase and a simultaneous console/PC release, drawing mixed online reactions as fans speculate about gameplay and year-one plans while skeptics question its originality.
Scientists' recent radio observations of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS found no signals, while updated measurements reveal it is larger than previously thought and exhibits unusual non-gravitational motion, raising questions about its nature and activity, but no definitive conclusions have been reached.
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are reportedly returning for The Mummy 4, directed by Radio Silence, as a sequel that disregards the third film, with production led by original producer Sean Daniel. The film is not a reboot and is part of the ongoing effort to revive the franchise.
The Mummy franchise is returning with a new sequel, 'The Mummy 4,' starring Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, directed by Radio Silence, which disregards the third film and aims to revive the successful series with a fresh adventure.
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are in talks to star in a new 'Mummy' movie directed by Radio Silence, aiming to continue the franchise with a sequel that disregards the third film, produced by Sean Daniel and others, reviving the popular adventure-horror series.
Universal Pictures is in talks to reboot The Mummy franchise with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz potentially returning, directed by Radio Silence, as the studio aims to capitalize on nostalgia and revitalize its monster movie universe.
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are in talks to star in a new 'Mummy' movie directed by Radio Silence, which will serve as a sequel disregarding the third film, reviving the popular franchise with a fresh installment from the team behind 'Ready or Not'.
"Abigail" offers a fresh and exciting take on the vampire genre, featuring a band of crooks hired to kidnap a mysterious man's daughter, who turns out to be a ballerina vampire and the daughter of Dracula. The film, led by a talented ensemble cast, combines dark humor and bloody violence, making it a standout horror film of the year. Directed by Radio Silence, "Abigail" promises to be a thrilling and entertaining experience for horror fans.
In the new film "Abigail," directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, a group of criminals kidnaps a wealthy girl, only to discover she is a vampire. The exuberantly over-the-top horror-comedy features an ensemble cast including Alisha Weir, Dan Stevens, and Melissa Barrera, and is praised for its smart screenplay and entertaining blend of black humor and excessive gore. Weir's mesmerizing performance as the pint-sized bloodsucker adds to the film's anarchic and wildly entertaining nature.
The International Academy of Astronautics is advocating for the preservation of radio silence on the far side of the Moon to protect its use as an ideal location for radio telescopes to pick up faint signals from the cosmic past. However, with increased lunar activity and plans for constant communication with lunar assets, such as NASA's Lunar Gateway and China's satellite constellation, the quiet days of the far side may be drawing to a close. This raises concerns among astronomers about the potential compromise of future observations of the cosmos and the need for regulations to protect the Moon and other celestial objects.
Astronomers are advocating for the preservation of radio silence on the far side of the moon to facilitate scientific research, as it naturally shields radio waves. A symposium organized by the International Academy of Astronautics is addressing concerns about electromagnetic pollution and the need for a radio silence zone on the moon's far side. Efforts are underway to protect the moon's far side from radio frequency interference and establish international agreements to preserve it for scientific installations. Scientists are already conducting radio astronomy from the moon and are planning to deploy additional radio telescopes, emphasizing the importance of protecting the far side for groundbreaking scientific exploration.
The upcoming film Scream VI, directed by Radio Silence, is packed with numerous horror references and Easter eggs. From nods to classic slasher films like Friday the 13th and Halloween, to references to iconic horror characters like Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger, the film pays homage to the genre in various ways. The subway scene in particular features a plethora of horror-specific costumes, showcasing the filmmakers' love for the genre. Scream VI promises to revive the franchise with its subversive opening, multiple Ghostface killers, and a wealth of horror nods that will delight fans.