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Exclusive: Lionsgate is moving up their Halle Berry starring, Alexandre Aja directed psychological horror movie Never Let Go from Sept. 27 to Sept. 20.

The move comes as Sony and Apple Studios ease back their release of George Clooney and Brad Pitt’s noir comedy Wolfs to a limited release. This allows Never Let Go to get extra play time ahead of Warner Bros.’ big October blockbuster, Joker: Folie à Deux which opens on Oct. 4.

Never Let Go joins Paramount Animation’s Transformers One and Mubi’s Demi Moore horror movie The Substance on Sept. 20.

Never Let Go leaves the Lionsgate distributed Francis Ford Coppola title Megalopolis on Sept. 27 along with Universal/DreamWorks Animation’s The Wild Robot as well as IFC’s Azrael.

Aja directed the alligator pre-Covid horror movie Crawl, and the reboot of The Hills Have Eyes. As evil takes over the world beyond one’s front doorstep, the only protection for a mother,...

Get ready to be gripped by fear as Never Let Go, the latest psychological thriller from visionary director Alexandre Aja, hits US cinemas on September 27, 2024. This new horror offering promises to be a haunting journey, blending survival horror with intense psychological elements that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats.

Never Let Go is helmed by Alexandre Aja, renowned for his work on Haute Tension, The Hills Have Eyes (2006) and Crawl, and crafted by the creative minds behind Stranger Things and Arrival. The film is written by Kc Coughlin and Ryan Grassby, with an impressive production team including Shawn Levy, Dan Cohen, Dan Levine, and Alexandre Aja himself. The film also boasts an impressive list of executive producers, including Academy Award winner Halle Berry, who also stars in the movie, along with Holly Jeter, Daniel Clarke, Emily Morris, Christopher Woodrow, and Connor Digregorio.

The film centres on a mother,...

Originally announced last year under the title Mother Land, the next film from director Alexandre Aja (High Tension, The Hills Have Eyes, Piranha 3D, Crawl) is now titled Never Let Go, and Lionsgate has released the official poster.

The poster takes it a step further with an ominous warning that one touch is all it takes. In Aja’s hands, that all but guarantees a tense ride ahead.

Never Let Go arrives in theaters on September 27, 2024.

In this new psychological horror movie, “as an evil takes over the world beyond their front doorstep, the only protection for a mother, played by Academy Award® winner Halle Berry, and her twin sons is their house and their family’s protective bond. Needing to stay connected at all times – even tethering themselves with ropes – they cling to one another, urging each other to never let go. But when one of the boys questions if the evil is real,...

With Banksy’s first ever retrospective opening at the Glasgow Gallery of Modern Art last month, a new 10-part series for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds, The Banksy Story, hears exclusively from an ex-employee of Banksy’s infamous Picture On Walls print shop, who worked closely with the artist during a critical time in his career and recounts fascinating behind the scenes stories.

Producer and presenter James Peak isn't an art critic, or even a journalist. He's a Banksy super-fan, and in this series he gets closer than ever before to Banksy's secret world to tell the story of the graffiti kid who made spraying walls into high art, the anonymous figure who became a household name, the cultural phenomenon who bites the hand that feeds him.

After tracking down Steph Warren who worked at Pictures on Walls just as Banksy was about to explode into the mainstream, James...

The winners of the 2015 Focus On Ability Short! Film Festival were announced at a red carpet event attended by over 600 people in Sydney.

The festival attracted 161 entries from 14 countries including Rwanda, Canada, Us, Germany, Australia and New Zealand.

The annaul festival aims to raise awareness of the abilities of people with disabilities.

Jenna Kenell's Bumblebees took out the best international short film, while Georgia Cramp's L'iare won the Best Australian Short Film Award.

Dragon Dreaming, from Daniel Clarke, won best documentary; Kellyville High School won the Best School Short Film and Caption Jacob won Best School Documentary.

The winners were decided by public online voting and an international panel of film industry professionals including casting director Rick Milikan, producer, Bill Hughes, director, David Cameron, producer/director, Di Drew, actor Christopher Thornton and director Rod Hardy..

Focus On Ability chief executive, Martin Wren, said the ability of filmmakers to highlight the...

Previously, On Reven8e

This week's episode begins 4 years ago, as Emily and Aiden try to survive one of Takeda's tests ... this time navigating a maze while escaping ... ravenous huskies? Actually, these pups look like they'll attack you to get sloppy kisses. And is it just me, or does Takeda seem to model his tests around video game scenarios? They narrowly miss becoming kibble, but Aiden feigns an injury, thus forcing Emily to let her guard down, and Aiden takes advantage of her vulnerability to win the challenge. She complains to Takeda that he cheated, but Takeda yada yada "he exploited his adversary's weakness."

Flash forward to now ... or a few months ago ... or whenever this time period is supposed to take place, and Emily is not happy at all that Aiden has rescued her from the White Haired Man. She tells him she doesn't need Takeda's nanny protecting her.