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The wellspring of creativity resides within the human mind. Amid the monotony of daily routines in a static world, people find solace in creativity and imagination. Within the confines of a mundane office setting, we all yearn for a room of our own, where the regular cacophony fades, and we can function attentively to bring out the best of our work. In this place, the hidden brilliance of an individual that gets lost in the crowd could thrive once again.

Drawing inspiration from Jonas Karlsson’s novel The Room, Joachim Back’s inaugural feature, Corner Office, explores a similar notion. It envisions a haven where reality’s limits disappear, letting people express themselves and their creativity. Unfortunately, only a few can create such a haven. Like the film’s main character, Orson (played by John Hamm), a typical office worker who excels only in his personal inner chamber at work...

Adapted from Swedish novelist Jonas Karlsson’s The Room, director Joachim Back’s Corner Office opens with Orson (Jon Hamm) arriving on the first day of his new job at The Authority. The company, housed in a monolithic, brutalist tower, is likely what the average person thinks of when they think of “Kafkaesque.” Whatever services its workers provide remains a complete mystery, and Orson, the consummate employee, adheres to a strict efficiency-maximizing routine and looks down on his co-workers, particularly his deskmate Rakesh (Danny Pudi), for what he takes to be laziness and incompetence. His stated desire to become “a person to be reckoned with” would seem to be out of joint with his subservience.

While hunting for office supplies, Orson stumbles across the titular office, seemingly unused. For him, this room represents the pinnacle of design, what with its precision layout, the abstract paintings adorning its wood-paneled walls, its lighting,...

One Piece fans now have six more familiar faces to anticipate when the live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s pirate manga series comes to life at Netflix.

The following new cast members were announced Monday during the streamer’s Geeked Week event: Steven Ward as Mihawk and Celeste Loots as Kaya (both pictured here), as well as Langley Kirkwood as Captain Morgan, Alexander Maniatis as Klahadore, Craig Fairbass as Chef Zeff and Chioma Umeala as Nojiko.

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Today's Horror Highlights includes details on the virtual edition of the Chattanooga Film Festival, the trailer for Painter, details on Joe Bob's Haunted Drive-In, and the trailer for Blind!

Chattanooga Film Festival Announces its Virtual Edition: "This year marks the 10th edition of the Frightening Ass Film Fest (Faff); the Chattanooga Film Festival’s seasonal festival held in and around Halloween. Slated for October 30 and October 31, Faff will be an exciting mix of short films, new indie features, and carefully curated cult classics. Organizers are also putting together a series of live events, similar to the events that made Cff’s virtual edition in May an interactive fan-friendly experience.

Faff All Access Badges are available now for the price of $25 with individual tickets for certain films being made available closer to the event. Attendees will be able to access all films beginning 12:00am Est October 30, and access ends 6:...

Darren Lynn Bousman joins Josh and Joe to discuss his favorite over-the-top musicals of the 70s.

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Movies Referenced In This Episode

Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008)

Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)

Sorcerer (1977)

Star Wars (1977)

Death of Me (2020)

Jesus Christ: Superstar (1973)

Pennies From Heaven (1981)

A History Of Violence (2005)

Requiem For A Dream (2000)

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

The Movie Orgy (1968)

Gremlins (1984)

The Room (2003)

Rocky (1976)

Hair (1979)

The Apple (1980)

Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (1978)

Tommy (1975)

Quadrophenia (1979)

Altered States (1980)

The Devils (1971)

Trapped Ashes (2006)

Apocalypse Now (1979)

Devil’s Carnival (2012)

Phantom of the Paradise (1974)

Rent (2005)

Wild In The Streets (1968)

A Hard Day’s Night (1964)

Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory (1971)

The Wizard of Oz (1939)

The Jazz Singer (1980)

Forbidden Zone (1982)

Eddie and the Cruisers (1983)

The First Nudie Musical (1976)

Chatterbox (1977)

Goldilocks and the Three Bares (1963)

Cabaret (1972)

Saw II (2005)

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Konami has re-released cult classic horror game Silent Hill 4: The Room on Gog for $9.99.

“Henry Townshend finds himself trapped in his apartment and the only escape is through a mysterious portal that leads to a horrifying alternate reality,” reads a description of the game on Gog’s website. “With gruesome sights around every corner and his sanity being tested, he must find his way out of this nightmare. Enter The Room, a thrilling story in the most terrifying game series of all time.”

The game’s description mentions basic features and plot points, but there are no references to any enhancements specific to this release. That would seem to suggest that this is merely a re-release of the original Silent Hill 4 PC port which hasn’t been available via digital marketplaces for quite some time.

That would make a lot of sense considering that Konami recently re-released the original...

Shudder, the streaming service focused on horror, thrillers and the supernatural, said Tuesday it has passed the 1 million subscriber mark.

AMC Networks launched Shudder in 2015. The company has pursued a niche streaming strategy, a contrast with larger media rivals launching mass-audience services like HBO Max, Peacock and Disney+. AMC executives have projected the company will end 2020 with close to 4 million total subscribers across Shudder and streaming siblings Acorn, Umc and Sundance Now.

Another of AMC Networks’ offerings, housed in a different part of the company, is AMC+. That subscription service, formerly called AMC Premiere, brings premieres of shows ahead of their linear TV airings, ad-free viewing and other bonuses to viewers on Comcast and Dish pay-tv systems.

Original programming is always the coin of the streaming realm, Shudder’s premiere of Creepshow last September prompted a surge in customer acquisition and engagement, the company said. A second season is in production.

The pleasure of those careful-what-you-wish-for “Twilight Zone” episodes and the riffs that followed is in watching the protagonists react realistically to an impossible situation. That’s not the case for the two leads of French director Christian Volckman’s English-language debut “The Room,” where Olga Kurylenko and Kevin Janssens defy all rational human behavior after discovering a room in their house can offer them any material thing they ask for. Including a human child. While the film suffers from a screenplay as delusional as its characters,

Childless couple Kate (Kurylenko) and Matt (Janssens) have moved from the big city to a gothic Victorian mansion in rural Maryland as dilapidated as Miss Havisham’s grotesque stomping grounds in “Great Expectations.” Paint’s peeling, wallpaper’s a mess, and the insides are covered in the rusty patina of decay. But they’re keen on repairing the house so Matt, a painter, can...

On an Atx panel for Room 104 today, co-creator Mark Duplass reflected on his journey with the series, while teasing details regarding its fourth season.

The anthology series centers on a seemingly unremarkable room in an American hotel, exploring the lives of an eclectic group of characters that pass through it. Shifting tonally from episode to episode, it’s covered everything from horror and thriller material to comedy, wrapping its third season last November.

“This is officially our last season, until everyone comes in and gives us huge numbers,” Duplass joked. “And then we’ll be back for another season.”

Joining Duplass on the live-streamed panel, moderated by Indiewire’s Steve Greene, were executive producers Mel Eslyn and Sydney Fleischmann, composer Julian Wass, along with actors Karan Soni and Natalie Morales, all of whom have now also served as directors on Room 104.

Teasing a forthcoming animated episode directed by Eslyn,...

Stars: Steph Goodwin, Kylie Gough, Robin Hodge, John Migliore, Amy Osborne, Christina Roman, Zoe Towne, Peter Whittaker | Written by David A. Lloyd | Directed by Scott Patrick (aka Brett Kelly)

Director Brett Kelly, under his Scott Patrick pseudonym, re-teams with writer David A. Lloyd for the duos Third shark movie – possibly the craziest of the three… Ouija Shark. Yes, Ouija Shark. As if we need Another supernatural shark movie after the brilliance (and no I’m Not being sarcastic) that was Griff Furst’s Ghost Shark.

With a title like Ouija Shark you’re either all in or you’re running a thousand miles in the other direction… so to try and convince you to watch this one, if it sounds like your idea of hell, would seem like folly. But I’m going to try!

Ouija Shark follows a group of teenage girls who, whilst partying in their back yard,...

Found footage is the last trend that emerged from the J-horror genre, a category that (let’s face it) has been almost dead for a decade now. Occasionally though, some interesting productions do emerge. Let us see if “The Room” is one of them.

The minimal story takes place between a small apartment and a hotel room. Yumi has just moved in the first one, which belongs to her boyfriend, Taka, while he is away on a business trip in New York, where he stays in a hotel. The two of them communicate through Skype, in a course of four days. While everything starts in very cheerful fashion, gradually things become worse. Yumi starts seeing something that seems like a ghost in the house, which terrifies her, while Taka does not seem to believe her. As her psychological situation deteriorates, Taka becomes more tired with her, although...

The Golden Arm on Quibi is a show starring Rachel Brosnahan, and it’s well worth your time.

“Sometimes a creation comes along that is so deliriously bad, so poorly constructed, so wrong in every way, that it becomes the stuff of legend. We saw this with last year’s cinematic debacle Cats, which earned a fan base devoted to mocking it. And these types of mindbogglingly bad projects are the stuff of legend: from Gigli to Viva Laughlin to The Room, we love/hate these bananas entries into the pop culture canon.”

Read more at The Mary Sue.

It’s been over 20 years since the ballet movie classic Center Stage premiered. Here are facts about this film you may not know.

“On May 12, 2000, Center Stage burst into movie theaters across the nation, featuring some of the best ballet dancers in the industry, a bright-eyed and talented newcomer named Amanda Schull,...

A big-city FBI agent retreats to the country in this bizarre, monumentally inept erotic thriller featuring a risible plot and jaw-droppingly bad acting

In 2003, self-financed La movie director Tommy Wiseau stunned audiences with his film The Room: a legendary cult jawdropper, whose making was immortalised in James Franco’s film The Disaster Artist. Many have asked whether there can ever be another to rival that?

More Beautiful for Having Been Broken is utterly bizarre. It’s like a daytime soap on Xanax, written, directed and acted in a kind of stilted near-coma – part emotional issue drama, part erotic gay drama-thriller. That title is a reference to the Japanese term kintsukuroi, the art of repairing broken pottery and appreciating repaired pottery – like treasuring people for their human flaws.

Well, this is no laughing matter. Tommy Wiseau, the infamous director of 2003's so bad it's good cult classic, The Room, has been ordered to pay $700,000 to the makers of the documentary about his movie. According to the ruling, in which Ontario Superior Court Judge Paul Schabas ruled in favor of Richard Harper, Fernando Forero McGrath, Mark Racicot, and Richard Towns, Wiseau must…...

Tommy Wiseau, the director of The Room, has been ordered to pay $700,000 to the creators of the unauthorized documentary, Room Full of Spoons, about Wiseau’s cult classic. Creators of the documentary planned to release their project in 2017, directly after The Disaster Artist, a biographical movie starring James Franco as Wiseau, was released. Wiseau […]

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Tommy Wiseau, the filmmaker behind the 2003 cult film The Room, has spent years dodging questions about his age and nationality – and a court has ruled that he went a step too far to protect that information. A new report says Wiseau must pay $700,000 to the makers of a documentary about The Room because […]

The post ‘The Room’ Director Tommy Wiseau Interfered With the Release of a Documentary About His Film and Must Now Pay the Filmmakers $700,000 appeared first on /Film.

Cult film icon Tommy Wiseau is being forced to pay nearly $700,000 to the directors of “Room Full of Spoons,” an unauthorized documentary about Wiseau and the making of his infamous movie “The Room” (via Variety). Filmmakers Richard Harper, Fernando Forero McGrath, Mark Racicot, and Richard Towns planned to open “Room Full of Spoons” after the 2017 release of A24’s “The Disaster Artist” reignited interest in the cult filmmaker and “The Room.” Wiseau blocked the documentary’s release by filing a lawsuit in Toronto alleging the doc “violated his copyright by using clips from ‘The Room’ and invaded his privacy by revealing his origins in Poland, which he had been endeavoring to keep secret.”

Judge Paul Schabas of the Ontario Superior Court settled the case April 23 by siding with the “Room Full of Spoons” team. The judge cited “fair dealing” as the reason the directors could use clips from “The Room...

As much of America continues to self-quarantine, the propensity to go stir crazy increases with each passing day. Celebrities are no different: bored out of their minds while sitting at home indefinitely. Maybe they are ceaselessly launching Instagram Lives just for some human connection. Maybe they’re teasing us with some quarantine writing session. Most likely, they’re sitting in their very large homes, marathoning movies until their eyes glaze over. Relatable! Celebs Are Bored highlights the absurd, inane and mundane decisions made by people who have an unexpectedly large amount of free time.

It’s funny how circumstances of the world can alter our perception. On its face, The Room could be a by-the-book horror film like any other. However, in the time of Covid-19, when many of us are (pessimistically) prisoners in our own homes, a warped tale about being trapped seems to hit a little harder. And more effectively.

In The Room, a young couple seeks to start life anew in a remote country house. In the midst of their fixer-upper project, they discover a strange room that has the ability to grant wishes. What starts as shallow wishes for trinkets and extravagances takes a turn when the young wife wishes a baby boy into existence. As their circumstances become increasingly bizarre, the couple begins to wonder if the Room has trapped them forever.

Directed by Christian Volckman in his live-action feature debut, the Shudder Original film stars Olga Kurylenko and...

Most modern remakes are greenlit because they’re based on profitable properties. Business-wise, that’s always made a lot of sense. But when it comes to keeping your audience happy, remakes are certainly risky endeavors. There’s a sentimental bond we form with great movies and games that not only makes it hard for us to imagine someone making them better but even makes us angry that someone would dare tread on our memories for the sake of profit.

It’s why there’s more of an appeal to remaking movies and games that were “bad.” There’s less of a chance of sentimental attachments getting in the way, and a new creative team might even be able to find a special something in that bad original that could be expanded upon and made better. Sadly, that’s often wishful thinking. Heads of major studios aren’t going to approve...

The star and co-writer of the new film Banana Split walks us through some of her favorite comedies.

Show Notes: Movies Referenced In This Episode

Banana Split (2020)

Big (1988)

West Side Story (2020)

E.T. the Extra Terrestrial (1982)

The ’Burbs (1989)

Back To The Future (1985)

Tropic Thunder (2008)

Cape Fear (1991)

The Foot Fist Way (2006)

Best In Show (2000)

This Is Spinal Tap (1984)

The Hours (2002)

Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (2006)

Black Mass (2015)

The Irishman (2019)

Romy And Michele’s High School Reunion (1997)

Inglourious Basterds (2009)

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (2019)

The Big Lebowski (1998)

Zoolander (2001)

Knocked Up (2007)

Armageddon (1998)

Pee-wee’s Big Adventure (1985)

The Room (2003)

The Disaster Artist (2017)

The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Austin Powers: International Man Of Mystery (1997)

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)

Young Frankenstein (1974)

Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls (1970)

Gremlins (1984)

Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)

Bruce Almighty (2003)

Liar Liar (1997)

The Ten Commandments (1956)

Obvious Child (2014)

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)

Harold And Maude (1971)

Bad Lieutenant: Port Of Call New Orleans...

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s finally happening. The sequel you’ve all been waiting for. No, not Mad Max: Fury Road 2. I’m talking about The VelociPastor 2. And no, that isn’t a typo. I didn’t mean to write velociraptor. It’s VelociPastor, as in a dinosaur mixed with a man of the faith. Talk about an elevator pitch, right?

The director of the original, Brendan Steere, took to Twitter this week sharing a video of himself printing out a script for the sequel as an unofficial announcement. But how did we get here?

Well, apparently, there’s a movie known as The VelociPastor that was released in 2018. It was originally conceived back in 2010 and eventually made for a measly $35,000 thanks to a private investor. It then found its way to a festival in Portland, Oregon where it was bought by a company called Wild Eye.

After its release,...

"Who cares how it works, you just use it." Shudder has released one more official trailer for the indie sci-fi mystery titled The Room, not to be confused with Tommy Wiseau's The Room or the Brie Larson film titled just Room. The film won Best Feature at the Bucheon & Strasbourg Fantastic Film Festivals last year, and is finally arriving streaming on Shudder this month. Matt and Kate buy an isolated house. While moving, they discover a strange room that grants them an unlimited number of material wishes. But, since Kate has had two miscarriages, what she misses the most is a child. Of course, we all know that some wishes come with unexpected consequences. Another version of this "Monkey's Paw" story that was also turned into the film The Box not too long ago. The Room stars Olga Kurylenko and Kevin Janssens, with Joshua Wilson and John Flanders. This...

Happy March, dear readers! Springtime is just right around the corner, but before we get to warmer temps and greenery popping up all around, we have a new batch of VOD and Digital releases on the horizon that genre fans will want to check out.

The month’s digital debuts kick off on the 3rd with the highly enjoyable Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street documentary, as well as Black Christmas, The Furies, and Dead Sound. March 6th will play host to the next installment of the Into the Dark series, entitled Crawlers, and Carlo Mirabella-Davis’ Swallow, featuring Haley Bennett, arrives that day on multiple platforms, too.

For those of you who missed it in theaters, Nicolas Pesce’s The Grudge (2020) is making its digital debut on March 10th, and a brand new Shudder exclusive, The Room, hits their platform on March 12th.

The month’s digital and VOD...

With another month preparing for the grave, Shudder is already looking to conjure more scares in March with an eclectic lineup of films and series from the horror genre's past, present, and future, including Chelsea Stardust's Satanic Panic, John Fawcett's Ginger Snaps, and Adam Egypt Mortimer's Daniel Isn't Real (with Mortimer's Some Kind of Hate also coming to the streaming service in March).

Below, you can check out the full list of titles coming to Shudder in the Us in March, and be sure to visit Shudder's website to learn more about the streaming service and its scary good lineup!

"Shudder Original/Exclusive Movies

The Room

Best Feature Winner – Bucheon International & Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival

He’s a struggling comic book artist, she’s tired of her job in a big law firm. In search of a more authentic and healthy life, they leave the city and...

Another day, another reboot. While some remakes earn wide acclaim — the American version of “The Office,” “A Star is Born” — “Fantasy Island” did not. The Jeff Wadlow-directed movie is a 2 1/2-hour-long horror take on the 1970s ABC fantasy series, and it’s currently rocking a 9% from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

When a movie this awful comes around, film writers often find themselves inspired to respond in kind. And here, the film did not disappoint.

Guys, Fantasy Island might just be one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Oh my fucking god. I’m actually in shock.

— 30SecondReviews (@30Reviews) February 14, 2020

Reviews point to a vibe of sheer desperation for viable IP that permeates the dull reboot and an inability for the movie to find its tone: Is it horror? Drama? Comedy?

Funnier than anything in Fantasy Island: The critic who turned to me immediately afterward and asked, “Are...

Exclusive: Actress Zazie Beetz, best known for her roles in hits like FX’s Atlanta, Deadpool 2, and the Oscar-nominated film Joker, has signed on to narrate Breathe, an environmentally-driven augmented reality journey created by transdisciplinary artist and PhD sustainability scientist Diego Galafassi. Set to premiere Friday as an official selection in the New Frontier Category at the Sundance Film Festival, the narrative takes participants through the shared experience of reimagining our human relationship to the rest of the living world.

It details how with each inhalation we breathe the same particles we exhaled as a child, and we exhale particles that will be part of someone’s breath centuries from now.

“For Breathe, we looked for a presence and voice that would help participants contemplate how, in the air, our lives are linked to everything that is alive,” said director Diego Galafassi. “Like for many of us, Zazie and...

Baby Firefly, Otis Driftwood, and Captain Spaulding will be causing mayhem on Shudder just in time for Valentine's Day on Thursday, February 13th. Also in today's second Horror Highlights: details on Pixel Elixir's Weird Tales from Little China shirt and art print, as well as release details for Verotika and Atomic Apocalypse.

3 From Hell's Shudder Premiere Details: "Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller and the supernatural, announced today that 3 from Hell, the blood-soaked new chapter in director Rob Zombie’s vicious “Rejects” trilogy, will premiere on the service Thursday, February 13. Shudder is the exclusive streaming home to the latest in Zombie’s popular film series which began with 2003’s House of 1000 Corpses and continued with The Devil’s Rejects in 2005.

A firestorm of murder, madness, and mayhem will be released in this terror ride to Hell and back. After barely surviving a furious shootout with the police,...

The first trailer for legendary rocker Glenn Danzig's directorial debut, Verotika has landed ahead of the film's release in February and it looks as mad as you hoped. Based on his own hit comics (also called Verotika), the film has gained something of a huge cult following since its premiere at Cinepocalypse in June, with some calling it the new The Room (and we think that's a compliment). Compiled as a horror anthology, Verotika takes us deep inside Danzig's own psyche with stories focused on horror content that's often sexual, violent and usually featuring scantily-clad female protagonists. Cleopatra Entertainmnet will release the film on VOD on February 25 with a Blu-ray release scheduled for March 3, 2020. Check out the trailer below:...

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Glenn Danzig revels in murder, mayhem and some light Satanic ritual in the outrageous new trailer for the rocker’s directorial debut, Verotika.

The horror anthology, based on Danzig’s comic book series of the same name, is set to hit video-on-demand services February 25th, with a Blu-ray scheduled to arrive March 3rd.

Verotika premiered at Chicago’s Cinepocalypse last summer, and it was more-or-less praised for being so unabashedly over-the-top and gruesome, even eliciting comparisons to the so-bad-it’s-so-good cult classic, The Room. The new trailer boasts that pure horror camp vibe completely,...

Well, the decade is almost up, so right under the wire, I’m chiming in with my best of the decade post. Below you will see the ten movies I’ve chosen as the top cinematic efforts of the decade, along with a few bonus lists (minus commentary there). I won’t be going too in depth, since I’ve raved about everything here multiple times, but these all get my highest recommendations. Where possible, I’ve just quoted from the reviews already found here on the site. If you’re looking for something to put on as you get set to close out the year, these will do it! Here are my ten favorite films of the decade: 10. Blinded by the Light – I’ll just leave my initial reaction on social media from the first time I laid eyes on this one: “It doesn’t happen often, but every...

Exclusive: Eddie Murphy’s return to the screen in Dolemite Is My Name has put him in the awards mix, and he seems poised to regain his position atop the comedy heap starting with tomorrow’s historic return to Saturday Night Live for the first time in 35 years, and with a stand-up comedy special and reprises in Coming to America and Beverly Hills Cop. The latter will be at Netflix, which turned the long-gestating Dolemite project into a hit viewed by more than 40 million in its first two weeks. It’s the fifth movie collaboration between Murphy and producer John Davis — along with Doctor Dolittle and its sequel, Daddy Day Care, and the outrageous Norbit, in which Murphy played dual roles. Here, they talk about a long collaborative relationship.

Deadline: Eddie, what is the biggest thing John Davis has done to endear himself to you that you have now made five movies with him,...

Spanish crime thriller The Room is set for a UK adaptation after Firebird Pictures, the indie set up by Bodyguard exec producer Elizabeth Kilgarriff, optioned the format rights.

The BBC Studios-backed producer has struck a deal with French sales firm Newen Distribution for the scripted format rights to the show, which has aired on HBO Spain.

The series, which was produced by Funwood Media, Isla Audiovisual and Can Can Producciones, follows Yago Costa, who was considered a top-notch police detective until he committed murder.

Now, he is in prison and aims to tell the world why he did it. He’s counting on help from Sara, a young and ambitious journalist to whom he gives his exclusive story, promising to confess everything. While revealing the motives behind his crime, he will give her the keys to solve a highly mediatized case of wide-scale corruption. Sara will have to decide...

Tommy Wiseau and “The Room” are an unending source of internet humor, and with “Star Wars”-mania back in full force with “The Mandalorian” and “The Rise of Skywalker,” one clever YouTuber has found a way to send Wiseau to a galaxy far, far away.

On Sunday, YouTube movie mashup artist PistolShrimps released a 20-minute short film called “Tommy Wiseau in Star Wars: The Saga.” The project was first conceived in 2017 with a short clip released by PistolShrimps as a gag. But after much fan demand, he’s brought it back as a full short.

Also Read: John Boyega Says He Was the One Who Left the Leaked 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Script Under His Bed (Video)

Scenes from all three trilogies were used in the short, including the scene in “The Force Awakens” where Kylo Ren uses his Sith powers to try to torture information out of Rey.

In The Room is coming soon to E! Television, and it will feature Jason Kennedy sitting down with celebrities in their homes to talk about their work and lives. The new series will land on the network in early 2020, but viewers will be able to get a taste of the celebrity interviews to be seen on the series with a series of specials.

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The room giveth and taketh away. Ahead of its premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival, we now have the first trailer for The Room, a new thriller being directed by Christian Volckman (Renaissance). It stars Olga Kurylenko (Oblivion, Quantum of Solace, Vampire Academy) and Kevin Janssens, who can be seen in Revenge. In the film, “Kate and Matt are a young […]...

Best director went to Adam Egypt Mortimer for Daniel Isn’t Real, while Cuban psychological thriller Is That You? won the Jury’s Choice award.

Christian Volckman’s English-language thriller The Room won the Best Of Bucheon award at this year’s Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival .

Starring Olga Kurylenko and Kevin Janssens, the film is about a couple who discover a secret chamber in their house, which has the power to materialise anything they want, except the baby they’ve always dreamed of having.

Best director went to Us filmmaker Adam Egypt Mortimer for Daniel Isn’t Real, about...