A new Prime Video thriller follows Ercell, a woman in the 1800s Cayman Islands, whose peaceful life with her son and sister-in-law is disrupted when a pirate from her past appears. The film stars Jonas as Ercell and Urban, known for his roles in Prime Video’s The Boys and the upcoming Mortal Kombat II, as the dangerous Captain Connor.
Shudder has a fantastic lineup planned for March! We’ve picked out some of the best movies coming to the platform, and you’ll find a full schedule of everything – including dates and watch parties – listed below.
Production faced setbacks, starting with the Hollywood strikes in 2023. This caused the movie’s release date to shift from October 2025 to May 2026. Let’s hope the extra time allowed the filmmakers to create a great film, and not something as poorly received as Mortal Kombat Annihilation, which is known as one of the worst video game adaptations ever.
Season 3 of The Night Agent continues the show’s tradition of unexpected plot twists, and here’s a rundown of the most significant ones. The season finale resolved the latest conspiracy Peter Sutherland was involved in, but also hinted at future storylines. What happens next for these characters is uncertain, but you can expect even more surprises along the way.
Box Office Pro predicts Pixar’s new movie, Hoppers, will likely earn between $50 and $60 million in its opening weekend in the United States.
Alan Moore is widely considered a comic book genius. He’s known for redefining classic characters in works like Batman: The Killing Joke and Swamp Thing, and for his groundbreaking story Watchmen, which explores the darker side of superheroes. He also created the popular sci-fi story V for Vendetta, which was made into a 2006 film starring Natalie Portman. That movie will soon be available to stream on HBO Max starting March 1st.
I’ve been hearing a lot about Sykes’ new movie, Undercard, and how it’s her first dramatic role, but honestly, it still feels like the Sykes we all know and love. She plays Cheryl Stewart, a former boxer who’s turned her life around from alcohol abuse to becoming a coach, and the character just fits her personality – she’s always been known for that quick wit and slightly fiery energy. The dialogue isn’t overflowing with jokes like her stand-up, but it’s still sharp and to the point. She’s a fantastic actress, always has been, but she’s not completely transforming herself for this part – it’s still recognizably her.
The new trailer for Mortal Kombat II is out now! The movie will be in theaters on May 8th. You can watch the trailer here:
As a film buff, I’ve always known music rights can be a real headache – and a major expense! Think about how much it cost to use ‘Yesterday’ by The Beatles in the movie of the same name. Recently, producer Marc Beckman talked about a similar situation with Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood, who wasn’t happy about his score from ‘The Phantom Thread’ being used in a documentary. Apparently, his contract includes a clause saying they have to at least ask him before reusing his music, but frustratingly, he doesn’t actually have the power to stop them, which is exactly what happened in this case – even though he objected!
The film boasts a strong cast, featuring Dafne Keen (from Logan) and Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead). However, it feels very familiar, failing to offer anything new compared to the over-the-top thrills of the Final Destination movies from the early 2000s.