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HBO's hit series The Last of Us has released a new trailer along with a release date for the upcoming Season 2. With the original series premiering almost two years ago in January 2023, viewers have patiently waited for any and all news regarding the second season, which is set to adapt the second video game, The Last of Us Part II. Now, a brief new teaser trailer has given us a new look at the upcoming series and the official release date, April 2025.

The Last of Us Part II was a game plagued by controversial discourse regarding its subject matter and characters, primarily due to story leaks after a hacker broke into the servers of Naughty Dog, the video game company that created the series. Many of the story choices in the video game have been heavily discussed to this day, making the upcoming second season, which will adapt it, all the more interesting.

New reports reveal plans for a third season of HBO's massively popular series The Last of Us, with filming dates and locations now released.

According to Production Bulletin, not only is the third season of The Last of Us already in the works, but it also reportedly has a production start scheduled for Summer 2025. This is particularly surprising since Season 2 of the series has yet to premiere, but it highlights HBO's confidence in the franchise. Season 2 of The Last of Us, starring Pedro Pascal, is currently set to premiere in Spring 2025. This could mean that production on Season 3 may begin shortly after the final episode of Season 2 airs on HBO next year.

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Joel, Ellie, and the rest of The Last of Us cast are returning to TV screens next spring.

Per IGN, HBO's Casey Bloys confirmed at a 2025 programming slate presentation that The Last of Us season 2 will premiere in spring 2025, though an exact month and date weren't announced. By comparison, it was also announced that season 2 of James Gunn's DC series Peacemaker will drop in August, making it the third Dcu project released after Creature Commandos and Gunn's Superman movie starring David Corenswet.

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The second season of the highly-anticipated video game adaptation is getting nearer.

The Last of Us and Peacemaker were among several returning shows teased in a recent 'Coming to Max in 2025' promo, with additional footage previewing Dune: Prophecy, The White Lotus, Hacks, and The Gilded Age and new shows like It: Welcome to Derry.

The Last of Us premiered in 2023 and it was a major success, as the Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey-led adaptation of the popular did justice to its source material. Given its success, Max renewed the series, which will return in 2025 with Season 2.

On Nov. 11, Max debuted a teaser trailer for the upcoming titles that will come on the platform in 2025. The streaming service offered a sneak peek at several new series, including the new Game of Thrones spinoff, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and Stephen King's It prequel series, It: Welcome to Derry. At the same time, it featured sneak peeks at new seasons from returning series like The White Lotus Season 3, And Just Like That Season 3, and The Last of Us Season 2.

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HBO's The Last of Us introduced us to a completely distinct kind of zombie story, explaining the root cause of the outbreak at the very beginning. Starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, the series takes place twenty years after a fungus infection turns the majority of the world's population into zombies. Joel Miller, who helps out the resistance, the Fireflies, in exchange for certain favors, comes across a teenage girl named Ellie, whom he must accompany beyond the city. However, she just might be holding the key to ending the pandemic once and for all.

Whether you're a dedicated fan of the original games or a newcomer to the HBO series, the origin of the infection can feel elusive since the details mostly unfold in the background. While the show slowly unravels the mystery with each episode, some parts of the Cordyceps Infection remain difficult to understand. So, how exactly...

Fans excited about the upcoming God of War television series will seemingly have to wait a little longer as the series is undergoing major changes behind the scenes and starting over from scratch. News of a television series broke in March 2022, and while things were originally moving smoothly, the series has hit a major speed bump.

According to Deadline, showrunner/executive producer Rafe Judkins and executive producers Hawk Ostby and Mark Fergus turned in multiple scripts for God of War before exiting the series. Even though sources told Deadline that Sony Pictures TV and Amazon MGM Studios were happy with the scripts turned in, they are looking to move the series in a new creative direction. No new showrunner has been announced yet, and a new writers' room is being considered.

The move certainly is shocking as Rafe Judkins has an overall deal with Amazon Prime Video and is currently...

Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann have confirmed that Season 2 of The Last of Us will feature similar changes to the source material as Season 1. The first season of HBO's hit adaptation was adored by critics and general audiences, as well as fans of the video games. The series ripped entire scenes and sequences right out of Naughty Dog Studio's beloved franchise of the same name, and has been called one of the most faithful video game adaptations so far. Surprisingly, Season 1 received even more praise for the changes it made to the source material. Though it didn't cut major characters or needlessly alter character details, Season 1 took underdeveloped characters from the video game and gave them a new life on TV. According to Mazin and Druckmann, Season 2 will do exactly the same.

"Our goal is to tell the best story possible," Neil Druckmann told Variety. Luckily for Druckmann and Mazin,...

HBO is celebrating The Last of Us Day with a new look at the second season of the TV series adaptation. A special teaser trailer has been released along with three new character posters.

The poster artwork is by Greg Ruth, and there are three to showcase the main characters of The Last of Us Season 2. Along with Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey), newcomer Kaitlyn Dever has also been given a character poster with her debut in Season 2 as Abby. The teaser and posters can be viewed below.

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The Last of Us Day is celebrated annually on Sept. 26. That date markes the day in the video game's story when the cordyceps virus broke out,...

Sorry everyone, but your daymares of living in the world of The Last of Us probably won't come true anytime soon, as a microbiologist has debunked the "science" that made the show's zombie virus happen. Unlike other zombie-centric movies and shows, which either see the dead rising out of graves or various different diseases giving dead people a hunger for brains, The Last of Us takes a naturopathic approach to its outbreak. Cordyceps, a real fungus, has mutated and can now infect humans, turning them into biting corpses, and eventually, the dreaded clickers (after their entire bodies have become entrenched in fungus).

Speaking to Wired, microbiologist Dan Buckley was asked about the zombie virus in The Last of Us and explained how a zombie virus could actually happen. While cordyceps exists in real life, the chances of it ever infecting humans are almost impossible. "The clickers that you saw where...

Fans of The Last of Us could be venturing back into HBO's fungus-filled world much sooner than anticipated. Based on the acclaimed video game franchise of the same name (Produced by Naughty Dog studios), The Last of Us explores the remnants of human civilization over a decade after a fungal zombie outbreak. Following Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey), the show follows their journey across the decimated country, as Ellie could be the cure for the infection. Season 2 is one of the most-anticipated upcoming shows (especially because of the controversial second video game), and fans are desperate to know when Joel and Ellie will return to our screens.

"[They will premiere around] generally first half of [2025]," Casey Bloys, Chairman and CEO of HBO and Max Content, told Deadline at this year's Emmys. HBO had few shows in contention at this year's awards, with FX sweeping the major categories. However, 2025 could be HBO's year once again,...

Josh Hartnett was the only choice for Cooper in Trap. M. Night Shyamalan, who wrote and directed the upcoming horror-thriller movie, recently shared when he knew Hartnett was the perfect actor for the lead role.

In the weeks leading up to Trap's Aug. 2 release, Shyamalan has been sharing "fun facts" about his latest movie on X. He previously revealed that Trap was the fastest script he has ever written, at five and a half months, beating the six months it took to write Signs. More recently, he shared how a set visit from Hartnett ultimately landed the actor the lead role in Trap. "When I was thinking about casting the lead of Trap, Josh Hartnett came to visit me in Ireland where I was producing The Watchers," he wrote on X. "We had lunch, we talked about Oppenheimer, Black Mirror, living outside of Hollywood, and being dads of three girls each.

M. Night Shyamalan's upcoming horror movie, Trap, went viral for its excellent debut trailer that showcased a truly terrifying turn for Josh Hartnett. With the release of the film approaching, Trap has officially received its rating.

Trap will officially be rated PG-13, for "some violent content and brief strong language." Those expecting a gore-filled nightmare may be disappointed, but the official rating allows more people to see the highly anticipated film. Notably, most of Shyamalan's most celebrated works have also been PG-13 movies. The first trailer for Trap currently has over 23 million views, a great sign for Shyamalan's latest venture into horror. The film will follow Cooper (Hartnett), who is taking his daughter Riley (Ariel Donoghue) to a pop concert, that he soon learns is being heavily patrolled by cops. Cooper discovers that the police are blocking off exits in hopes of catching a serial killer, known as the Butcher,...

Emmy nominee Molly Parker (House of Cards) stars in Fox’s Accused season one episode eight, “Laura’s Story.” Directed by Lee Rose from a script by Daniel Pearle, episode eight will air on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at 10pm Et/Pt.

Episode eight stars Tara Nicodermo as Molly, Liam MacDonald as Jonah Broder, Margo Martindale as Joanna Pierce, and Shawn Doyle as Eric Broder. Ian Morris plays Ben, Marcia Bennett is Judge, and Arlene Duncan is Meredith Lawson.

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The final episode of Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, “The Murmuring,” includes a small group of actors brilliantly working together to deliver the ghost story – here’s the cast, who they play, and where you’ve seen them before. Based on a short story by creator Guillermo del Toro, Cabinet of Curiosities episode 8 follows dunlin researchers Nancy and Edgar Bradley. Cabinet of Curiosities episode 8 was the last to be released on October 28 and is directed by The Nightingale’s Jennifer Kent.

“The Murmuring” follows dunlin researchers and couple Nancy and Edgar Bradley on their field trip to capture on video and audio the dunlin murmuration visible on a remote island. Their trip there is made more comfortable by the old house they’re given to sleep in - however, noises and eerie happenings make their stay frightening. Here’s Netflix’s Cabinet of Curiosities episode 8 cast, the characters they play,...

"I'm trying to help them, but it's like a brick wall." Netflix has debuted a trailer for an upbeat dance comedy titled Feel the Beat, from director Elissa Down. Feel the Beat stars actress / dancer Sofia Carson (from "Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists" and Disney Channel shows) as April. After blowing a big Broadway audition, a self-centered dancer reluctantly returns home and ends up coaching a squad of young misfits for a big competition. The full cast includes Enrico Colantoni, Marissa Jaret Winokur, Dennis Andres, Wolfgang Novogratz, Donna Lynne Champlin, Brandon Kyle Goodman, Rex Lee, and Marcia Bennett. This seems a bit like School of Rock but for dance. Have fun. Here's the first official trailer (+ poster) for Elissa Down's Feel the Beat, direc from Netflix's YouTube: After failing to find success on Broadway, April (Sofia Carson) returns to her hometown and reluctantly is recruited to help train a misfit...

Of all the voices in horror that have sprung up in the 2000s, Edward “Lucky” McKee is probably my favorite. His films are so uniquely his own in the way that they combine strong character work, dreamlike visuals, dark humor, pop music, and a specific attention to female protagonists and relationships; it’s an alchemy that’s hard to pinpoint, but which has a direct line to my brain and affects me in the way no one else’s work does. Both May and The Woman are, in my opinion, two of the best horror movies of the last 20 years and films no one else could have made. The same can be said of “Sick Girl,” his entry for Season 1 of Masters of Horror. While he’s the greenest of all the Masters thus far, his episode is also the purest extension of an authorial voice in the whole series.

The Woman will be available on DVD/Blu-ray and VOD January 24, 2012. The Woman is gruesome horror with uncomfortably vicious themes wrapped in a nonchalant commentary about keeping the ‘little woman’ under control. This is a film you will want to add to your DVD collection and will most likely make my best horror movies of 2011 list. The Woman is directed and written by Lucky McKee (May, Red) and stars Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake), Shana Barry (Getting’ It), Marcia Bennett (Red), Angela Bettis (Carrie, May), and Sean Bridgers (Deadwood).

Director Lucky McKee brings Pollyanna McIntosh's wild river native from Offspring back to the big screen in The Woman

This Halloween is pretty lean in terms of new theatrical fare for horror fans to partake in. Thankfully, there is director Lucky McKee's latest offering The Woman, an original tale co-written by famed author Jack Ketchum. Together, they have conjured one of the funniest, most shocking thrillers of the year. And it's a must see for any lover of the genre.

Pollyanna McIntosh stars as the lone survivor of a sadistic cult, left to roam the wilds on her own. When a country lawyer (Sean Bridgers) captures her and chains her in a shed, the results are nothing short of gut wrenching, and often times, very hilarious. Its this fine mix of themes and tone that make The Woman a gleefully grungy can't-miss Halloween endeavor.

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Coming to select theaters this Friday, October 14th, is the must-see Halloween treat The Woman, co-written by novelist Jack Ketchum and director Lucky McKee. The gruesomely funny film finds Pollyanna McIntosh reprising her wild woman character from Offspring in a stand-alone tale that revolves around her capture by a seemingly normal family out to civilize her. We have two clips from The Woman, which you can check out below.

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The Woman was released October 14th, 2011 and stars Carlee Baker, Shana Barry, Marcia Bennett, Angela Bettis, Sean Bridgers, Lauren Ashley Carter, Chris Krzykowski, Alexa Marcigliano. The film is directed by Lucky McKee.

The Woman gets unchained, in theaters on October 14, just in time for the Halloween season. We have a contest lined up to celebrate this scary thriller, where we're giving away a poster signed by director Lucky McKee and a CD soundtrack to the film. Will these prizes go fast? You won't know unless you enter this contest today!

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Directed by Lucky McKee, based on the bestselling novel by Jack Ketchum, written Jack Ketchum and McKee by and produced by Andrew van den Houten and Robert Tonino for ModernCine, The Woman is...

The Woman is directed and written by Lucky McKee (May, Red) and stars Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake), Shana Barry (Getting’ It) and Marcia Bennett (Red). Today we have 2 new clips from the movie The Woman that will be released to limited theaters in the United States on October 14, 2011. The Woman will be shown in 24 theaters, check the theater listing below to see if it is playing in your area. After the screening of The Woman at Sundance Film Festival reports came out about people getting sick and even one audience member saying “"ought to be confiscated, burned. There's no value in showing this to anyone."...

The first clip has debuted from the upcoming horror-thriller The Woman, which hits theaters nationwide on October 14. Click on the video player below for a scene where Sean Bridgers examines a shackled Pollyanna McIntosh. We also have seven new high-resolution photos from The Woman, which you can view below the clip.

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Directed by Lucky McKee, based on the bestselling novel by Jack Ketchum, written Ketchum and McKee by and produced by Andrew van den Houten and Robert Tonino for ModernCine, The Woman is a disturbing tale of torture and dirty little secrets that can haunt any seemingly harmless neighborhood. The story follows a successful country lawyer who captures and attempts to "civilize" the last remaining member of a violent clan that has roamed the Northeast in the wild for decades, thereby putting the lives of his family in extreme jeopardy.

Starring Pollyanna McIntosh,...

On October 14, The Woman hits theaters in limited release and, in anticipation of its bow, we've got a clip! Here you'll find the titular gal (played by Pollyanna McIntosh) being strung up. Watch out, she's still got...bite! Lucky McKee directed this follow-up to The Offspring . Angela Bettis, Marcia Bennett, Sean Bridgers, Carlee Baker and Tommy Nelson star. You'll find new images here .

The Woman has generated some controversy based on its misogynistic tones and scenes of torture. Early reviews from major news sources have called the film "an hour and a half of brutal misogyny" (Reporter) and "devoid of wit, flair and thematic focus" (Variety). However, most critics agree that the film is out to shock and there is often an audience for films that will push boundaries. The Woman will premiere in the United Kingdom August 27th and North America October 14th.

Part of the premise for The Woman is this focus on a feral person captured in the wild. Strangely, this is not an uncommon occurrence, with hundreds of stories of feral people being found in jungles and forests locally and abroad. Recently, there was a report of a Cambodian woman found malnourished and partially naked in Rattanakiri Prov. (2007). Her speech was imparied and her ability to socialize was diminished.

The Woman is directed and written by Lucky McKee (May, Red) and stars Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake), Shana Barry (Getting’ It) and Marcia Bennett (Red). Today The Collective and Bloody Disgusting Selects released the full theatrical trailer for The Woman. The film will be shown in limited theaters on October 14, 2011. Currently The Women is only set to show in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Houston, and Chicago. You can see the actual locations at the bottom of this article. We will also let you know when more theaters are added. After the screening of The Woman at Sundance Film Festival reports came out about people getting sick and...

The Woman is directed and written by Lucky McKee (May, Red) and stars Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake), Shana Barry (Getting’ It), Marcia Bennett (Red), Angela Bettis (Carrie, May), and Sean Bridgers (Deadwood). Lucky McKee’s The Woman will most likely be this year’s most controversial horror film. During the films screening at Sundance several audience members walked due to the movie’s disturbing content. If you enjoy disturbing content your in luck because The Collective and Bloody Disgusting Selects announced today that The Woman will be playing in limited AMC theaters across the Us on October 14, 2011. Typically a DVD release follows the theatrical release, we will update you when we get more information.

Lucky McKee (May) directs The Woman, which recounts how a successful country lawyer brought a wild woman into his household to try and domesticate her, throwing his family into chaos. Bloody Disgusting has the first poster for this controversial thriller, which you can check out below.

The Woman comes to theaters in 2011 and stars Carlee Baker, Shana Barry, Marcia Bennett, Angela Bettis, Sean Bridgers, Lauren Ashley Carter, Chris Krzykowski, Alexa Marcigliano. The film is directed by Lucky McKee.

Bloody Disgusting Selects have released the official Us poster for The Woman.

Directed by Lucky McKee (The Woods), The Woman stars Carlee Baker, Shana Barry, Marcia Bennett, Angela Bettis, Sean Bridgers and Lauren Ashley Carter.

The Woman is the last surviving member of a feral clan that has roamed the Northeast Coast for decades. When the last of her family is killed in a battle with the police, The Woman finds herself alone, severely wounded and vulnerable. Unfortunately, she is now a far too easy prey for local hunter, successful country lawyer and seriously disturbed family man Christopher Cleek. With his twisted set of ideals, Cleek decides to embark upon a deranged project – to capture her and “break” The Woman – a decision that will soon threaten the lives of Cleek, his family and The Woman.

The Woman premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival earlier this year to rave reviews, and will receive its U.

The Collective and Bloody-Disgusting Selects continues to make bold choices with their film acquisitions. Even if what they are releasing is hit or miss, you have to applaud them for taking risks. Recently, the pair picked up Lucky McKee's The Woman . This tale of a feral cannibal gal repulsed some audience members at Sundance and now it is getting a release October 14. That's the official poster you see below with star Pollyanna McIntosh peering through a "W." Angela Bettis, Marcia Bennett, Sean Bridgers, Carlee Baker and Tommy Nelson also star. You can watch a trailer here .

The Woman is directed and written by Lucky McKee (May, Red) and stars Carlee Baker (Wicked Lake), Shana Barry (Getting’ It) and Marcia Bennett (Red). The Woman will be shown at AMC theaters in October 2011 through The Collective and Bloody-Disgusting Selects. AMC will be showing this film in limited theaters across the country. We do not have the official release date yet, but we do know that it will be in theaters in October. Along with the announcement the official teaser trailer for The Woman was released, check it out below. This is awesome news; we have wanted to see this one since >...

The Woman - directed by Lucky McKee ( May ) - is making its way to a U.S. release via Bloody-Disgusting Selects. While we await word of a release date, bite into this Australian trailer. Angela Bettis, Pollyanna McIntosh, Marcia Bennett, Sean Bridgers, Carlee Baker and Tommy Nelson star. In this sequel to The Offspring , a successful country lawyer captures and attempts to "civilize" the last remaining member of a violent clan that has roamed the Northeast coast for decades, he puts the lives of his family in jeopardy.

Director Lucky McKee and Angela Bettis ('Toolbox Murders', 'Scar') reunite for 'The Woman' following their previous team up on 'May' all the way back in 2002. A batch of new stills have been revealed to tie in with 'The Woman's imminent Sundance debut and you can check out just some of them below. Pollyanna McIntosh, Marcia Bennett, Sean Bridgers and Carlee Baker are amongst the movies co-stars....

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"Happy Town" has been pulled yet again. The under-performing ABC mystery drama was first taken off schedule just after the start of its midseason run and has now been pulled off the summer lineup as well. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the show will be removed from the schedule, where it drew about 2.2 million viewers this week. The final two episodes will air on a Saturday night in July. No more chances for the show. The series starred Geoff Stults, Lauren German, Amy Acker, Robert Wisdon, Sarah Gadon, Ben Schnetzer, Steve Weber, Sam Neil and Marcia Bennett.

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