Elizabeth Banks in "A Mistake" (Quiver Distribution)
Three-time Emmy Award nominee Elizabeth Banks toplines “A Mistake,” a medical drama that is based on the bestselling novel by Carl Shuker. Elizabeth Banks stars as Liz Taylor, a surgeon whose split second decision is being questioned by the powers that be.
“Saturday Night Live” vet Kyle Mooney directs Rachel Zegler and Jaeden Martell in the disaster comedy “Y2K.” A24 has released the trailer, and let us know if “Y2K” is on your December watch list!
Karen Gillan, Russell Crowe - Sleeping Dogs (The Avenue)
If you have seen the Russell Crowe movie “Sleeping Dogs” and wondered about its ending, we have some important details for you. Towards the end of the “Sleeping Dogs” spoiler video, director Adam Cooper talks about the alternate ending of the movie. Plus, he answers an important question regarding Russell Crowe’s character!
Fans of director Steven Kostanski (“PG: Psycho Goreman”) will definintely be on the hook for “Frankie Freako,” an absurdist horror comedy that features a ton of pratical effects and puppets. The trailer is a total standout, and if you love 1980s nostalgia then “Frankie Freako” might be your cup of tea.
Directed by E.L. Katz, “Azrael” centers on a world where no one speaks. A young woman named Azrael (Samara Weaving) is on the run from a devout community that are determined to sacrifice her and pacify an overwhelming evil. The picture was written by “You’re Next” and “The Guest” screenwriter Simon Barrett. Check out the trailer and share your thoughts!
If you are in the mood for a feel good family film with a ton of heart, “My Penguin Friend” might be the movie for you. There is a tragedy that happends in the movie’s opening moments which might not be suitable for really young kids, but overall seeing a penguin and human bond makes (at least for this film) for good cinema. Check out our CinemAddicts review below!
Greta Fernández, Hunter Schafer - Felix Dickinson, NEON
If you are in the mood of a surreal horror/thriller this weekend, give “Cuckoo” a shot. Starring Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens, this visually immersive and engaging feature will keep you guessing. That said, CinemAddicts co-host Bruce Purkey reviews the movie with a bit of plot spoilers to boot. So if you don’t want to learn the mystery behind “Cuckoo,” leave now!!
Want to know more about celebrated musician Dave Stewart’s life? His musical feature “Ebony McQueen,” directed by Shekhar Kapur, starts production in 2025 via Dave Stewart Entertainment. The movie will draw inspiration from Stewart’s formative years.
Twisters - Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures and Amblin Entertainment
I just received one (1) Digital Code for “Twisters” courtesy of Universal Pictures Home Entertainment. The movie, headlined by Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell, has made over $311 million worldwide. Giveaway details are below!