Eli Roth

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Eli Roth’s PG-rated horror movie leads the third-worst weekend at the 2018 box office as a trio of high-profile movies flop.

Believe it or not, the ‘Hostel’ filmmaker made a horror movie for kids, swapping his gross-out shocks for a PG haunted house movie.

Jack Black and Cate Blanchett star in the first trailer for Eli Roth’s children’s horror movie.

The classic vigilante story gets a new version in 2018 starring Bruce Willis in the Charles Bronson role. Watch the trailer now.

Though a specific reason hasn’t been given, a week after the horrific mass shooting in Las Vegas, Death Wish has been delayed to March of next year.

Cate Blanchett is in a phase of her career I would describe as… interesting. She is clearly unafraid of ambitious projects – Knight of Cups, Song to Song – experimental ones – playing 13 characters in Manifesto – and as one may say, rather off-brand though totally exciting ones, like playing a Marvel villain for Taika Waititi. But her most head-turning choice of late is a role in an Eli Roth film.

The Charles Bronson revenge thriller gets a modern update starring Bruce Willis. Watch the first trailer now.

2015 seems like forever ago — we were all so clean then, so innocent and unaware — but it hasn’t been all that long since Jack Black starred in the big-screen adaptation of R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps chapter books. Though the movie itself was pretty middling, Black had gobs of fun as Stine himself, playing the noted kiddie-horror writer as a Vincent Price-esque Gothic weirdo. And it would now seem that Black had a good time with his foray into horror from his comedy home, as some wise casting director has obliged him with a high-profile new gig that should send him deeper into the genre.

Decades before Taken got tooken, Charles Bronson went on a revenge rampage. Liam Neeson had his very particular set of skills, but in 1974’s Death Wish, Bronson had a well-kempt mustache, a dead wife, a hospitalized daughter, and a white-hot grudge. The middle-aged man cut a violent swath of retribution through the criminal underground in search of justice for the female members of his family, and in doing so, spawned a genre of brutal, occasionally sadistic action films rooted in mature masculinity. Bruce Willis was one of the many beneficiaries of Bronson’s legacy, and now he’ll repay the favor with a remake of the classic action flick.