Legendary Pictures has confirmed that the previously announced anime based on the Pacific Rimmovies will release on Netflix in 2020. During a discussion panel at Project Anime (via IGN), an industry event forming part of the annual Los Angeles’ Anime Expo, Legendary Entertainment’s executive vice president, Elie Dekel, confirmed that the series first season will premiere in 2020, with a second season to follow later. No confirmation on an episode count as yet. The series is a co-production between Legendary Pictures and anime studio Polygon Pictures, the studio behind Netflix’s own Godzilla anime film trilogy.
Author: Lukas Anthony
Lukas Anthony
Lukas is the GYHO Editor. He has a BA in English Literature and Creative Writing which he is putting to use on the interweb, and is also a keen traveler, having spent many years living abroad. He is technically Welsh but after living in New Zealand for two years he considers himself an honorary Kiwi. He loves anything horror, but especially anything from the '80s, those were some fun times.
Alexandre Aja is certainly bringing the world what it needs, and that’s more mid-budget creature features! Today we have two new clips from his movie Crawl, one showing the tsunami leading to our main character (Kaya Scodelario) becoming trapped, and another that shows one of the movie’s very first kills. Check them out below! When a massive hurricane hits her Florida hometown, Haley (Kaya Scodelario) ignores evacuation orders to search for her missing father (Barry Pepper). Finding him gravely injured in the crawl space of their family home, the two become trapped by quickly encroaching floodwaters. As time runs out…
VH1’s event horror series Scream: Resurrection received another trailer today, further introducing us to its cast of characters (aka Ghostface’s kill count). Also released was a short clip of Keke Palmer’s character receiving a call from Ghostface, while watching Rob Zombie’s Halloween. Check out the new trailers below! Scream: Ressurection is a six-episode event series that will air on VH1 Monday, July 8th, with two hour-long episodes shown on the subsequent nights. Season three centers on Deion Elliot (RJ Cyler), a local star football running back, whose tragic past comes back to haunt him and threaten his hard-earned plans for…
It seems like 2020 is going to be a big year for fans of the Ju-On franchise, as it’s apparently not just the planned movie remake that is currently on the cards. While nothing has been announced officially as of yet, people have discovered that Netflix has a landing page for a series with the below synopsis; The J-Horror classic franchise “Ju-On” was actually based on real events that occurred over four decades – and the truth is even more terrifying. After scoring a huge hit with The Haunting of Hill House last year, it would be no surprise for Netflix…
It was revealed today that Radio Silence’s horror/comedy Ready or Not starring Samara Weaving (The Babysitter) and Adam Brody (Jennifer’s Body) has been moved up two days from its original August 23rd release date to August 21st. Attempting to the straddle the line between horror and comedy, the trailer (included below) seemed to include just the right amount of gore-soaked fun and dark humour to make this premise pop! Directed by Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, the movie follows a young bride (Weaving) as she plays a dangerous game of cat and mouse with her future in-laws. With the updated release, Radio…
SYNOPSIS A lonely boy (Gabriel Bateman) is given a high-tech “Buddi” doll for his birthday by his busy single mother (Aubrey Plaza). However, the doll, named Chucky (voiced by Mark Hamill) soon proves to be defective in more ways than one. REVIEW: I should probably admit up front before writing this review that I am a bit of a Chucky fanboy. For me personally, the Child’s Play series acted as a gateway into the world of horror as I was growing up, and Child’s Play 2 itself holds the title of being the first R rated horror movie I have…
SYNOPSIS A lonely boy (Gabriel Bateman) is given a high-tech “Buddi” doll for his birthday by his busy single mother (Aubrey Plaza). However, the doll, named Chucky (voiced by Mark Hamill) soon proves to be defective in more ways than one. REVIEW: I should probably admit up front before writing this review that I am a bit of a Chucky fanboy. For me personally, the Child’s Play series acted as a gateway into the world of horror as I was growing up, and Child’s Play 2 itself holds the title of being the first R rated horror movie I have…