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Episode 6 of Widow’s Bay flashes back to 1702, revealing Richard Warren as a murderous figure entangled in a mysterious pact with the island, while hinting that the island’s terrors (and the mushrooms) may still loom over the present; the installment uses lush writing and a standout Betty Gilpin performance to deepen the show’s unsettling history before Wyck digs up Richard’s grave to confront the truth.
Paramount unveiled the first CinemaCon footage for Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol, showing Johnny Depp in heavy prosthetics as Scrooge in Ti West’s bold new take on Dickens’ classic, with a cast including Rupert Grint, Andrea Riseborough, Sam Claflin, Daisy Ridley and Ian McKellen; the film is slated for a November 13, 2026 release.
Johnny Depp resurfaced at CinemaCon 2026 to unveil Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol, a Ti West–directed take in which Depp plays a gray‑haired Scrooge; the film also stars Andrea Riseborough, Ian McKellen and Rupert Grint, with a November 13, 2026 release, marking his return to major studio fare after years outside the Hollywood spotlight.
At CinemaCon, a teaser for Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol revealed Johnny Depp in a terrifying, crotchety Scrooge under Ti West’s direction; the film also stars Andrea Riseborough, Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint and Daisy Ridley and opens November 13, signaling Depp’s return to big‑studio filmmaking after personal and legal turbulence.
Johnny Depp is returning to major studio films with a new adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' titled 'Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol,' directed by Ti West and set for release in November 2026, marking his comeback after a period of Hollywood ostracism.
Johnny Depp is set to star as Ebenezer Scrooge in Ti West's upcoming film 'Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol' for Paramount, which will be a supernatural ghost story set in Dickens' London, scheduled for release in 2026, amidst competing adaptations from Warner Bros. and Robert Eggers.
Johnny Depp is set to star as Ebenezer Scrooge in 'Ebenezer: A Christmas Carol,' directed by Ti West, with a release planned for November 2026. The film is an adaptation of Dickens' classic story, featuring Andrea Riseborough as a co-star, and marks Depp's return to a major studio project since 2018.
Halsey is developing a dark comedy series titled "Bloodlust" for Amazon Prime Video, where she will serve as creator, writer, and executive producer. Ti West is set to direct and executive produce the series, with Mark Friedman as showrunner. The plot details are currently undisclosed. This project marks a reunion for Halsey and West, who previously collaborated on the film "MaXXXine." Halsey is known for her music career and acting roles, while West is recognized for his work in the horror genre.
The official trailer for the horror movie MaXXXine has been released, featuring Mia Goth reprising her role as Maxine Fucking Minx in the third installment of Ti West's X film trilogy. Set in 1985, the film follows Maxine's transition from adult films to horror and her encounter with the infamous Night Stalker case in California. The star-studded cast includes Elizabeth Debicki, Moses Sumney, Michelle Monaghan, Bobby Cannavale, Halsey, Lily Collins, Giancarlo Esposito, and Kevin Bacon. MaXXXine is set to hit theaters over the July 4th weekend.
The trailer for Ti West’s upcoming horror film, MaXXXine, set in 1980s Hollywood and part of the X franchise, features musicians Moses Sumney and Halsey alongside actors Mia Goth, Kevin Bacon, Elizabeth Debicki, and Giancarlo Esposito. The film follows Maxine, played by Mia Goth, as she pursues an acting career in Los Angeles and becomes the target of a serial killer. MaXXXine is set to hit theaters on July 5.
A24's horror trilogy continues with the upcoming release of Ti West's Maxxxine, set in 1985 and following aspiring actress Maxine Minx as she navigates Hollywood amidst the presence of a mysterious killer. The film, part of a trilogy that began with X and Pearl, features a star-studded cast including Mia Goth, Elizabeth Debicki, Moses Sumney, and Kevin Bacon, and promises a distinct '80s vibe with elements of slasher movies and dark storytelling.
A24 has released the trailer for "Maxxxine," the final installment in Ti West's acclaimed X horror trilogy, set in grungy mid-1980s Hollywood and starring Mia Goth as aspiring starlet Maxine Minx. The film follows Maxine's pursuit of stardom while a mysterious killer known as The Night Stalker is on the loose. The trailer promises a full 1980s experience with a star-studded cast, including Halsey, Kevin Bacon, Michelle Monaghan, Bobby Cannavale, Elizabeth Debicki, Moses Sumney, Lily Collins, and Giancarlo Esposito. "Maxxxine" is set for release on July 5 and has a running time of 103 minutes.
Mia Goth returns in the trailer for A24's "MaXXXine," the final chapter of Ti West's "X" trilogy, set to be released on July 5. The film follows adult film star Maxine Minx in 1980s Hollywood as a mysterious killer stalks the starlets, threatening to reveal her sinister past. The horror series began with "X" and continued with "Pearl," exploring the origin story of the cabin owner. Goth described "MaXXXine" as the biggest story of the three with high stakes, showcasing Maxine as a force to be reckoned with.
Actor James Hunter has sued Mia Goth, alleging that she intentionally kicked him in the head during a scene while filming the A24 sequel "MaXXXine," causing him to suffer a concussion. The lawsuit also includes a wrongful termination claim against A24, Goth, and director Ti West. Goth is accused of battery and taunting, mocking, and belittling Hunter after the incident.
Elizabeth Debicki and Lily Collins have joined the cast of the upcoming horror sequel MaXXXine, which will be directed by Ti West and star Mia Goth. The film will focus on the dangerous world of underground filmmaking and feature appearances from Halsey, Kevin Bacon, Bobby Cannavale, Giancarlo Esposito, Michelle Monaghan, and Moses Sumney. The story takes place after the events of X, with Maxine pursuing her dream of becoming a star in 1980s California. The previous films in the series, X and Pearl, were modest horror hits with strong critical acclaim.