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Blood isn't always thicker than water. Royal watchers know by now that Meghan Markle has a complicated relationship with some of her family members including dad Thomas Markle. The connections—or lack thereof—are now subject of a new Lifetime movie that takes a look at the Duchess of Sussex's relationship with family and Prince Harry. In a sneak peek at Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal, viewers watch Meghan (played by Tiffany Marie Smith) and Prince Harry (Charlie Field) have a difficult conversation with Thomas (Bruce Blain). "We heard you had a heart attack. I'm sorry you had to go through this," Meghan shared in the preview. "We had to hear about this in the...

Stars: Dylan ‘Hornswoggle’ Postl, Stephanie Bennett, Andrew Dunbar, Melissa Roxburgh, Brendan Fletcher, Garry Chalk, Teach Grant, Bruce Blain, Adam Boys, Mary Black, Emilie Ullerup, Gary Peterman | Written by Harris Wilkinson | Directed by Zach Lipovsky

The WWE has had some success with their chosen films, especially horror. See No Evil was entertaining enough No One Lives, The Call and Oculus also showed that they had an eye for quality and weren’t afraid to take a few risks. Leprechaun: Origins seemed to have been picked up as a vehicle to bring their own Leprechaun inspired wrestler Dylan ‘Hornswoggle’ Postl to the big screen in an acting role, but to try to remake Leprechaun without the much-loved Warwick Davis? The warning signs were already there for how horror fans would feel about this one.

With a name like Leprechaun: Origins and a campaign that connected it to the original, using the term...

A WWE and Lionsgate panel was present at Comic-Con last night touting their upcoming projects 'See No Evil 2' and their 'Leprechaun' franchise reboot 'Leprechaun Origins'. The project from director Zach Lipovsky will be unleashed onto VOD from 26 August and will see a DVD and Blu-ray release just over a month later. WWE's Hornswoggle (Dylan Postl) has snared the iconic little guy role from Warwick Davis ('Life's Too Short') and from this new first look teaser at the green bastard we can certainly see that he's been given an even more sinister makeover for his latest outing. Brendan Fletcher, Teach Grant, Andrew Dunbar, Stephanie Bennett, Bruce Blain and Adam Boys also star. Check out the new teaser below....

During the Sdcc we had a chance to get the skinny on WWE's Leprechaun: Origins, starring WWE Supertstar Dylan "Hornswoggle" Postl. Read on for the scoop from Dylan and director Zach Lipovsky.

"For me the biggest and coolest challenge was that Leprechauns aren't something that people are generally frightened by," Lipovsky (pictured) tells us of the character and his idea for how the film should play out.

"We asked ourselves, can we do something that would be legitimately scary for people, and if so, what would that look like? Anything was on the table so that was really fun. It was fun to come on to the project and make it something that honors the mythology and is iconic and be totally fresh with our approach. We looked into making the origin story of a creature that maybe thousands of years ago the Celtics met in a cave or something that was really scary.

Back in March the very first look at Leprechaun Origins was released on St. Patricks Day. Today a teaser poster was released showing the leprechauns hand full of gold. You can also check out the first look clip and poster below. Leprechaun Origins will be serving as a reboot and will be the 7th film in the 20 year old Leprechaun series. Lionsgate and WWE Studios will release Leprechaun Origins sometime in the summer of 2014. Leprechaun Origins stars WWE superstar Dylan Hornswoggle Stephanie Bennett Teach Grant (The Tall Man Devour Repeaters Cult) Bruce Blain (Supernatural) Adam Boys and Brendan Fletcher (The Killing Freddy vs. Jason...

It's time to do a little jig and celebrate the fact that the first official teaser one-sheet for Zach Lipovsky's 'Leprechaun: Origins' has been uncovered. Whether of not the franchise needs rebooting is a question that seems to have been answered positively by Lionsgate along with WWE Studios whom have teamed up to bring us this new look version which is said to be 'darker and a more traditional horror.' Warwick Davis ('Life's Too Short'), whom was fitted out in the fetching green attire for 6 of the previous installments, has been looked over this time around in favour of WWE's own Hornswoggle Dylan Postl. Brendan Fletcher, Teach Grant, Andrew Dunbar, Stephanie Bennett, Bruce Blain and Adam Boys also star. Check out the new poster below....

The first official poster from the WWE's Leprechaun: Origins, starring WWE Supertstar Dylan "Hornswoggle" Postl as the ever-so-evil title character, has arrived and it's gold-hording good! Check it out!

Leprechaun: Origins also stars Stephanie Bennett, Teach Grant (The Tall Man, Devour, Repeaters, “Cult”), Bruce Blain (“Supernatural”), Adam Boys, and Brendan Fletcher ("The Killing," Freddy vs. Jason, 13 Eerie).

The original Leprechaun, which featured comedic elements, followed an evil leprechaun searching for his pot of gold while avoiding four-leaf clovers. “The tone [of Origins] is going to be a little darker, a little more traditional horror than the Warwick Davis ones that people remember, trying to find a way to please fans of that genre; but at the same time this is really being played for scares,” said WWE president Michael Luisi in an earlier interview.

Producers are keeping details of Harris Wilkinson's script under wraps to keep the franchise's new direction a secret.

The very first look at Leprechaun Origins was released this weekend on St. Patricks Day. Leprechaun Origins serving as a reboot will be the 7th film in the Leprechaun series. Check out the very first look from the movie below. Lionsgate and WWE Studios will release Leprechaun Origins sometime in the summer of 2014. Leprechaun Origins stars WWE superstar Dylan Hornswoggle Stephanie Bennett Teach Grant (The Tall Man Devour Repeaters Cult) Bruce Blain (Supernatural) Adam Boys and Brendan Fletcher (The Killing Freddy vs. Jason 13 Eerie).

As promised, the first footage from the WWE's Leprechaun: Origins reboot is here, and though you don't get to spy what WWE Supertstar Hornswoggle looks like just yet, you can definitely get a feel for where the flick is going!

Leprechaun: Origins also stars Stephanie Bennett, Teach Grant (The Tall Man, Devour, Repeaters, “Cult”), Bruce Blain (“Supernatural”), Adam Boys, and Brendan Fletcher ("The Killing," Freddy vs. Jason, 13 Eerie).

The original Leprechaun, which featured comedic elements, followed an evil leprechaun searching for his pot of gold while avoiding four-leaf clovers. “The tone [of Origins] is going to be a little darker, a little more traditional horror than the Warwick Davis ones that people remember, trying to find a way to please fans of that genre; but at the same time this is really being played for scares,” said WWE president Michael Luisi in an earlier interview.

Producers are keeping details of Harris Wilkinson...

It's been awhile since we've heard anything about Leprechaun: Origins, which is set to reboot the always fun Leprechaun franchise. Though we've got nothing for ya today, we do have an exciting announcement to share so read on for details!

We've just learned that, perfectly timed with St. Patrick's Day, WWE Studios will be unveiling the very first clip from the film, which stars WWE superstar Dylan "Hornswoggle" Postl as the title character, this coming Monday night.

Check out the announcement video below, and look for the film to be released sometime this summer!

Leprechaun: Origins also stars Stephanie Bennett, Teach Grant (The Tall Man, Devour, Repeaters, “Cult”), Bruce Blain (“Supernatural”), Adam Boys, and Brendan Fletcher ("The Killing," Freddy vs. Jason, 13 Eerie).

The original Leprechaun, which featured comedic elements, followed an evil leprechaun searching for his pot of gold while avoiding four-leaf clovers. “The tone is going to be a little darker,...

The Impossible Trailer. Juan Antonio Bayona‘s The Impossible (2011) teaser trailer stars Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts, Geraldine Chaplin, Marta Etura, and Dominic Power. The Impossible‘s plot synopsis: the film features “a family caught up in the terrible Boxing Day tsunami of 2004, which killed as many as 300,000 people at the time.”

I am one of few horror movie fans that has not seen The Orphanage. I know, get on it. I actually think I have it somewhere but never got around to watching it. Needless to say, The Orphanage put Juan Antonio Bayona on the directorial map. His new film, The Impossible, immediately reminded me of Hereafter but hopefully it will turn out better than that film did.

The Impossible also stars Bruce Blain, Natalie Lorence, Anteo Quintavalle, and Ploy Jindachote.

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