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The Twilight Saga: New Moon sees Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) breaking up at the beginning, and Bella spends a large part of the movie hearing and seeing Edward. However, this raises some questions as it’s known that Edward can’t access Bella’s mind. Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight universe brings together vampires, werewolves, and humans, with key changes to the first two. The vampires and werewolves in the world of Twilight are unlike their traditional depictions, and one of the biggest (and most controversial) changes to vampires is that each of them has unique powers.

The powers of the vampires in Twilight go from very useful and interesting to completely useless and irrelevant. The set of powers of each vampire is unique, and Edward’s is all about reading minds. It’s revealed in Twilight that Edward was drawn to Bella due to the smell of...

Ambition outstrips expertise in writer-director Phil Blattenberger’s “Laws of Man,” whose serpentine plot winds up seeming a wild goose chase — one whose execution should have been, well, wilder. Action and atmosphere are too poorly supplied for this stab at a noirish retro thriller to emerge as anything but talky, awkward and unconvincing. Set in 1963, it takes a big narrative leap toward the end that suggests an intent closer to such willfully over-the-top Cold War paranoia fantasias as “Dr. Strangelove” and “Winter Kills.” But the satirical edge which might’ve pulled off that gambit is absent throughout, making for a whole that’s peculiar without ever being very engaging. Saban is releasing the feature to U.S. theaters, digital and On Demand platforms Jan. 10.

Based in state capitol Carson City, Frank (Jacob Keohane) and Tommy (Jackson Rathbone) are U.S. marshals who’ve driven 15 hours into the remotest Nevada desert...

Phil Blattenberger's pre Cold War action thriller Laws of Man comes out tomorrow, Friday, January 10th, and we have an exclusive clip to share with you this morning.    The clips appears to be early goings in the story where our U.S. marshals Frank and Tommy meet Bonney and his sons (?) to issue a warrant for Bonney's arrest. Turns out though that the warrant has been dropped. Uh oh.   At the dawn of the Cold War, U.S. marshals Frank and Tommy pursue wanted murderer Benjamin Bonney in the deserts of Nevada and stumble upon a sinister plot that threatens to upend the very foundations of justice and peace.   Laws of Man stars Jacob Keohane, Jackson Rathbone, Keith Carradine, Graham Greene, Kelly Lynn...

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“Laws of Man” is a new live-action thriller, written and directed by Phil Blattenberger, starring Jacob Keohane, Jackson Rathbone, Graham Greene, Kelly Lynn Reiter, James Urbaniak, Forrie J. Smith, Richard Brake, Dermot Mulroney and Harvey Keitel, releasing January 10, 2025 in theaters:

“…at the dawn of the ‘Cold War’, two U.S. marshals ‘Frank’ and ‘Tommy’, starring pursue the wanted murderer ‘Bonney’ in the deserts of Nevada and stumble upon a sinister plot that threatens to upend the very foundations of justice and peace…”

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Did the studio have doubts about Robert Pattison’s casting in Twilight? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Welcome to the early days of Robert Pattinson’s Twilight journey. Director Catherine Hardwicke took a trip down memory lane on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, revealing just how much of a long shot Pattinson seemed at first. Spoiler alert: Hardwicke totally knew what she was doing.

When Pattinson first strolled into her life, he wasn’t exactly rocking that “mysterious vampire” vibe. “When he came over to my house, he had black bangs for hair and was kind of out of shape because he was hanging out at the pub all the time,” Hardwicke shared. Yeah, not exactly the Edward Cullen we now know and love. But here’s where it gets juicy. Summit Entertainment—aka the studio behind Twilight—was less than convinced. They straight-up asked, “Do you think you can make this guy look good?...

“Laws of Man” is a new live-action thriller, written and directed by Phil Blattenberger, starring Jacob Keohane, Jackson Rathbone, Graham Greene, Kelly Lynn Reiter, James Urbaniak, Forrie J. Smith, Richard Brake, Dermot Mulroney and Harvey Keitel, releasing January 10, 2025 in theaters:

“…at the dawn of the ‘Cold War’, two U.S. marshals ‘Frank’ and ‘Tommy’, starring pursue the wanted murderer ‘Bonney’ in the deserts of Nevada and stumble upon a sinister plot that threatens to upend the very foundations of justice and peace…”

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"There's only one way this ends!" Saban Films has revealed an official trailer for an indie crime film called Laws of Man, the latest action thriller made by filmmaker Phil Blattenberger. He also made the two other films Point Man and Condor's Nest before this. It's debuting in early January 2025 including on VOD. At the dawn of the Cold War, two U.S. marshals pursue a wanted murderer in the deserts of Nevada. U.S. marshals, Frank and Tommy, have their hands full as they travel to the remote town of Gilead, Nevada, in pursuit of wanted murderer. Metaphorical roadblocks and peculiar events threaten to upend their quest for justice & send them on the wildest journey of their lives. Starring Jacob Keohane & Jackson Rathbone as Frank & Tommy, with Keith Carradine, Graham Greene, Kelly Lynn Reiter, James Urbaniak, Forrie J. Smith, Richard Brake, plus Dermot Mulroney and Harvey Keitel. A blast into the past.

After being pigeonholed as a certain type of actor for a number of years, Kristen Stewart's movies have showcased that she is an incredible talent of immense versatility. The American actress got her start early, earning acclaim at the tender age of 12 years old for her role in David Fincher's thriller Panic Room. She continued her career with a number of teen roles before becoming a household name thanks to her role as Bella Swan in the Twilight movie franchise.

Like with her Twilight costar Robert Pattinson, the popular but critically derided movies helped and hurt Stewart's career, leading her to reinvent herself as an indie actor, willing to take on bold and challenging roles. Since then, Stewart has emerged as one of the most acclaimed actors of her generation, working alongside talented filmmakers and even scoring her first Oscar nomination. While there is a long and...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for The Perfect Couple.

Dakota Fannings performance in the hit new Netflix Show The Perfect Couple repeats a career twist from 12 years ago, when she appeared in the Twilight movies. Netflixs newest murder mystery revels in its soapy, overdramatic elements. Despite The Perfect Couple being divisive among both critics and audiences, the show has remained in the number 1 spot of Netflixs Top 10 list since its release, making it a hit.

While the series has unquestionable narrative flaws, the show shines because of the performances of The Perfect Couples A-list cast. The actors who portray the Winbury family do a great job of making their ridiculously wealthy characters unlikable and obnoxious. A notable standout in the murder mystery is actor Dakota Fanning who portrays The Perfect Couples pregnant murderer, Abby Winbury. In addition to being hilariously terrible, Fannings role mirrors a career twist from over a decade ago.

Twilight is getting a second (after)life in the form of an animated series at Netflix.

The streamer has given a straight-to-series order and begun development on a show based on Midnight Sun, author Stephenie Meyer’s companion novel to her mega-selling Twilight series. The book is a retelling of the events of Twilight from vampire Edward Cullen’s point of view; the main series is told from the perspective of Bella Swan, the human object of Edward’s fascination.

Lionsgate Television, which began early development on a Twilight TV project last year, will produce the series. Lionsgate’s film division released the four Twilight movies.

Sinead Daly (Hulu’s Tell Me Lies, Max’s Raised by Wolves), who has been attached to the project from the outset, will adapt the novel and executive produce along with the Meyer and Meghan Hibbett of Fickle Fish Films, Wyck Godfrey and Marty Bowen...

Dev Patel has been an interesting actor to watch as he always brings an earnestness to his performances that is hard to convey. Along with his breakout performance in Slumdog Millionaire, the actor received enormous praise and accolades for his dramatic range in films like Lion, Hotel Mumbai, The Green Knight, and in his recent directorial debut film Monkey Man.

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One of his most infamous films was 2010’s The Last Airbender which was a live-action adaptation of the beloved Nickelodeon animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender. The film was Patel’s first big-budget studio film but the actor struggled to find his footing on set and felt out of place within the studio system.

Studio Heads Were Not Happy With Dev Patel’s Performance On The Last Airbender

Dev Patel did not have the best experience on...

Jackson Rathbone recalls Robert Pattinson's annoyance with sparkly vampire makeup in the Twilight movies. Meyer's lore behind the Twilight vampires' sparkling skin is rooted in cellular changes, making their skin refract sunlight. Sparkling vampires remain a contentious aspect of Twilight, with the potential for a more crowd-pleasing adaptation in the upcoming TV series.

Twilight star Jackson Rathbone looks back on the original movie's production, recollecting how lead star Robert Pattinson was left bothered by his sparkly vampire makeup. Rathbone portrayed Jasper Hale, a vampire who would marry into the Cullen family to leave behind his bloody, violent past throughout the American Civil War. Alongside Pattinson, he would reprise his role in all five Twilight movies, which adapted Stephenie Meyer's best-selling supernatural romance novels.

During a Twilight panel at Emerald City Comic Con, Popverse reports that Rathbone looked back at filming the original movie, which was directed by...

Harvey Keitel, Dermot Mulroney, Richard Brake and Jackson Rathbone are set to star in director Phil Blattenberger’s crime thriller Laws of Man, which will be shopped to buyers at the Cannes Film Festival.

Keitel will play a mysterious hippie preacher in the film about two U.S. marshals on a dangerous mission to arrest Benjamin Bonney, an outlaw wanted for murder, only to see a desert ambush thwart their plans. As the marshals navigate assassination attempts and looming catastrophe, they stumble onto a sinister plot that threatens the very foundations of peace and justice.

The film, earlier known as Without Consequence, is from Film Mode Entertainment, which handles worldwide sales, and Lost Galleon Films. The ensemble cast includes Jackson Rathbone, Graham Greene, Keith Carradine, Kelly Lynn Reiter and James Urbaniak.

Director Blattenberger, who also wrote the script for Laws of Man, will produce along with Dan Black and Jacob Keohane.

Motion Picture Exchange (Mpx) has boarded worldwide sales on the romantic comedy Books & Drinks from the producer of Berlinale Competition entry Pepe and starring Jackson Rathbone from the Twilight Saga.

Rathbone plays David, the owner of a struggling bookstore in New York City who learns he has inherited a house in the Dominican Republic from the father he never knew.

David plans to sell the residence but his life is turned upside-down when he visits the Caribbean and meets his realtor, Maria, played by Nashla Bogaert. Clara Lago also stars.

Geoffrey Cowper directed the Veranera Films production from a screenplay by Josep Ciutat.

Best known for playing Alice Cullen in the film adaptations of Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight novels, Ashley Greene’s casting was met with controversy among fans as she is 7 inches (18 cm) taller than her character, as described in the novel.

Ashley Greene as Alice Cullen and Jackson Rathbone as Jasper Hale appear deeply concentrated while strategizing in a scene from the “Twilight” saga (Credit: Summit Entertainment)

Response to Fan Expectations

In an interview with MTV in March 2008, Ashley addressed the criticism. “Uh, that’s the biggest complaint about me actually; I’m 5-foot-5. I’m much, much taller than Alice is described, but who is 4-foot-10 anyways?”

“Well, when I read the book, I could see that, and she’s the actress that Stephenie put on her site and said, ‘This is what I think she looks like in my head,’ so that’s natural that everyone else would have...

Nikki Reed recently reunited with some of her Twilight costars for the first time in six years!

Earlier this week the actress, who played Rosalie Cullen in the franchise, took to social media to share a video with Kellan Lutz (Emmett Cullen), Jackson Rathbone (Jasper Hale), Ashley Greene (Alice Cullen), Peter Facinelli (Dr. Carlisle Cullen) and Sarah Clarke from a convention.

She revealed that it was the first time that the gang had gotten back together in years and filmed a silly TikTok to celebrate the occasion.

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M. Night Shyamalan took a leap of faith by creating the notoriously infamous 2010 film The Last Airbender based on Avatar: The Last Airbender which was poorly received by critics and fans alike. The film got into a little bit of controversy as well for casting non-Asian people in the film.

Jackson Rathbone, the actor who portrayed the role of Sokka in the 2010 film defended the criticism alongside Shyamalan which did not sit well with people. Dismissing the allegations of Whitewashing the cast, here’s what the Sokka actor had to say about the 2010 film.

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M. Night Shyamalan And Sokka Actor Defended The Whitewashing Criticism

Starring in the 2010 film made a lot of controversial noise because of how bad the film was. Adapting the iconic animated series into a film, M. Night Shyamalan axed his own feet but the director defended one particular criticism after the film’s release.

Several Twilight stars are having a reunion!

The film franchise, based on the novels by Stephenie Meyer, was immensely popular throughout its five-movie run, beginning with 2008′s Twilight and ending with 2012′s Breaking Dawn Part 2.

Some of the actors who shared the screen with Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, and Taylor Lautner recently spent time together, more than a decade after the final Twilight film!

Peter Facinelli, who played Dr. Carlisle Cullen, Ashley Greene, who played Alice Cullen, Kellan Lutz, who played Emmett Cullen and Jackson Rathbone, who played Jasper Hale, reunited!

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Warning: This list contains spoilers for all of The Twilight Saga.

The audience wants to see more of Twilight's side characters who have interesting backstories and potential spinoffs. The Storytellers competition demonstrates fans' interest in the lives of side characters, particularly Alice. Several side characters, such as Victoria and Benjamin, have intriguing backstories that would make for great spinoffs.

Stephenie Meyer introduced a large cast of characters in The Twilight Saga, including many interesting vampires and werewolves. The supporting cast includes several acclaimed actors who could certainly carry their own Twilight spinoffs. Some of the audience might be frustrated by the movies when they want to see more of their favorite side characters.

Bella and Edward's (Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson) relationship dominates when the lives of the Twilight Saga's supporting characters would have made more interesting stories. This is true of both characters who appear in several of the movies,...

Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke has some thoughts on who would be cast as the main characters if the film were to be rebooted today.

During an appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast to discuss the film 15 years after it originally came out, the filmmaker chimed in on who she’d want to play Edward Cullen and Bella Swan in a film today.

When asked if Jacob Elordi and Jenna Ortega would portray the two main characters, Hardwicke admitted, “Oh, that would be perfect,” she said, adding of Elordi, “I mean, he’s amazing. He probably would be Edward today.”

She explained that so many people come to mind when she thinks about who could be cast in the roles in the present day. Model Lewis Tan approached her recently and told her he went out for the role of Jacob Black, which eventually went to Taylor Lautner.

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When filmmaker Catherine Hardwicke got the first draft of Twilight, she knew there was a problem. The script depicted Bella as a superstar athlete and ended with her in a chase with the FBI (on jet skis). “It had just gone out of control,” says Hardwicke. “I’m like, ‘No, no, no, that’s not what the book’s about. It’s about this incredible, impossible love and this yearning.”

Hardwicke wanted to ditch the script and get closer to the book by author Stephenie Meyer. Those instincts proved right. Fifteen years ago, on Nov. 21, 2008, Twilight became a surprise hit for low-key studio Summit Entertainment, grossing $408.4 million worldwide and instantly turning stars Kristen Stewart (Bella Swan) and Robert Pattinson (Edward Cullen) into global stars. It would spawn four sequels, with a TV reboot on the way.

After working on a new script with writer Melissa Rosenberg, Hardwicke, then best known for Thirteen,...

Robert Pattinson needed a makeover to transform into Edward Cullen, according to “Twilight” director Catherine Hardwicke.

While appearing on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast to mark the 15th anniversary of the beloved 2008 film, Hardwicke recalled how studio Summit Entertainment was skeptical Pattinson could “look good” as the heartthrob character.

“When he came over to my house, he had black bangs for hair and was kind of out of shape because he was hanging out at the pub all the time,” Hardwicke said of first auditioning Pattinson. “I sent it to Summit and he went over to meet them. They called me back and go, ‘Do you think you can make this guy look good?'”

Hardwicke continued, “I said, ‘Yeah, I do. Did you see his cheekbones? We’re doing a makeover on the hair and everything and he’s going to start working out and he’s going to be gorgeous.

Robert Pattinson is known as a heartthrob in Hollywood following his shot to stardom after starring in the Twilight saga. However, the film’s director Catherine Hardwicke is now revealing that the studio behind the franchise was not always Team Pattinson for the role of Edward and expressed concern over his looks during the casting process.

“When he came over to my house, he had black bangs for hair and was kind of out of shape because he was hanging out at the pub all the time,” Hardwicke said during an interview on the Watchalong podcast. “I thought ‘it works not just in person, but it works on screen.’ I had to be sure. Of course, in person, I just got carried away, but you have to be sure — does it really translate [to the screen]?”

Following the “fun auditions” Pattinson shot with co-star Kristen Stewart for the 2008 film were shown to Summit Entertainment execs,...

What could go wrong when you send a group of elite soldiers skilled in warfare to an island in the middle of nowhere to extract a VIP? Well! Everything could go wrong, and Philippe Martinez’s 2023 action flick, Black Noise, explores such a scenario. A team of skilled soldiers took up a new task, thinking it would be a simple find-and-extract job. Little did they know the enemies they were going to face there would take more than just bullets to kill.

It all began with Ryan (Wayne Gordon) receiving a call from his superiors while he was enjoying his holiday in St. Martin with his team. His squad included Naomi (Ashton Leigh), Leila (Sadie Newman), Leo (Jackson Rathbone), and Jordan. Unfortunately, his superiors wanted Ryan to cancel his holiday and make preparations to extract a target of high value from an exclusive island. The island wasn’t for everyone.

Stars: Wayne Gordon, Sadie Newman, Eve Mauro, Jackson Rathbone, Alex Pettyfer, Niki Spiridakos | Written by Sean-Michael Argo, Leigh Scott | Directed by Philippe Martinez

Black Noise is the latest film to follow in the footsteps of Predator and takes a group of highly trained professional soldiers and sends them to a remote location on what should be a simple mission only for it to turn into a battle with something beyond their comprehension. Earlier this year Island Escape added a few twists to make it feel fresh, can Black Noise pull off the same feat?

A large man, uniformed and armed, flees through a Carribean rainforest. Whatever he’s running from must be dangerous, his uniform is torn and he’s battered, bloody, and panicked to the point of shooting at moving foliage. Reaching a house he sees a quad parked in the yard, just what he needs to escape. But...

Alex Pettyfer stars in the terrifying action thriller Black Noise, which is out out now on Digital Platforms including Google, Apple TV, Sky and Amazon Prime Video in the UK & Ireland.

“We go in, we get the client, and get out”. If only it was that simple for Alex Pettyfer (Alex Rider in Stormbreaker) and Jackson Rathbone (Twilight), on a rescue mission from hell in Black Noise, a chilling action horror set in a lush paradise, also starring Eve Mauro (Wicked Lake) and Ashton Leigh (Big Shark).

Sent to the remote island of Esperanza to rescue a tech heiress, a security team finds their communications cut off, and starts having nightmarish hallucinations… but the worst is yet to come. Coming on like 80s classic Predator Black Noise is an action adventure that turns into all-out horror.

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Members of an elite security team deployed to rescue a VIP on an exclusive island.

Three of the Cullen siblings reunited, and Twilight fans around the world are loving it!

On Saturday (October 28), Kellan Lutz, Ashley Greene and Jackson Rathbone got together again to attend McM Comic Con in London, England.

If you forgot, they played three of Edward Cullen’s (Robert Pattinson) siblings – Emmett Cullen, Alice Cullen and Jasper Hale, respectively – in the mega-successful film franchise based on Stephenie Meyer‘s novels.

Thankfully, Kellan shared a couple of pictures from the event!

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Kellan posted a multitude of photos from the convention on his Instagram story, including two selfies with his former castmates.

In the first, he and Jackson cheese for the camera. He captioned the pic “Brotherly love.” The second photo features all three of the actors and the caption “Family time.”

Kellan‘s reunion with Ashley and Jackson comes shortly after...

In the sci-fi thriller Black Noise, Alex Pettyfer and his team of mercenaries face a dangerous unknown threat on an isolated island. The trailer reveals that the mysterious sound they encounter drives them to insanity as they battle opposing gunmen and terrifying hallucinations. Pettyfer's previous sci-fi projects, including the Netflix show The I-Land, indicate a trend in his career of starring in sci-fi-driven projects.

Alex Pettyfer and his team of mercenaries encounter a deadly hidden threat in the exclusive Black Noise trailer and poster. The sci-fi thriller centers on an elite team of security contractors hired to rescue a VIP from an isolated island estate, only to arrive and find a mostly empty island, save for opposing masked gunmen, and a mysterious siren sound that drives them all to the brink of insanity. Alongside Pettyfer, the cast for Black Noise includes The Island's Jackson Rathbone, Cypher's Eve Mauro, Big Shark's Ashton Leigh,...

Stars: Michael Jai White, Edoardo Costa, Cami Storm, Jackson Rathbone, Esther Brooks, Wayne Gordon, Gillian White, Amber Townsend | Written by Michael Caissie, Philippe Martinez | Directed by Shaun Paul Piccinino

The Island wastes no time in establishing just how evil its villain, Manuel is. As he’s talking to Nora, a singer auditioning at one of his properties, the waiter spills her drink on her. His response isn’t to fire the man but to stab him in the neck and tell the shocked woman, “Go get cleaned up, you work for me now.”

In Los Angeles Mark and his partner Phil are working undercover setting up a drug bust. This being an action film it naturally goes bad, but that’s not the worst thing Mark is going to have to deal with today. He gets a call telling him his brother has been murdered on the island where they grew up.

The Twilight Saga movies, based on Stephenie Meyer's novels, made a huge impact when they hit theaters – turning vampires from spooky to sparkly overnight in the pop culture imagination, and enthralling audiences worldwide. Despite commercial success, Twilight also drew widespread criticism over what many saw as a clichéd script, plus the romanticizing of controlling relationships and self-destructive behavior. The movies also left audiences with questions and gaps, with characters sometimes making puzzling decisions or having abilities that weren't fully explained.

Starring Kristen Stewart as human Bella Swan, Robert Pattinson as "vegetarian" vampire Edward Cullen, and Taylor Lautner as werewolf Jacob, Twilight gave its own take on the mythical creatures. The series provided plenty of its own lore over the course of five films, based on Meyer's four young adult volumes. However, as former dedicated tweens now prepare to dust off their Team Edward or Team Jacob shirts ahead...

Michael Jai White is continuing his action genre dominance with The Island. White leads the cast of the upcoming action-crime thriller as Mark, an LAPD officer who returns to his home island in the Caribbeans after learning of his brother's death, only to discover a trail of corruption behind it and seek vengeance. Alongside White, the cast for The Island includes The Twilight Saga alum Jackson Rathbone, The Oval's Gillian White, Non-Stop's Edoardo Costa and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' Gabriel Rios.

Ahead of the movie's theatrical and digital release, Screen Rant can exclusively present a new The Island clip.

The video, as seen above, shows Michael Jai White's Mark and Jackson Rathbone's Phil in the midst of an undercover drug bust to bring down Gabriel Rios' Carlos. In their efforts to bring Carlos and his armed thug in, though, Mark and Phil find themselves resorting to...

This article contains discussions/references to murder, physical and sexual abuseCriminal Minds tends to stick to a villain-of-the-week formula and one of these memorable criminals is played by Jackson Rathbone. Criminal Minds follows the Behavioral Analysis Unit (Bau), a team within the FBI who uses profiling and behavioral detection to find the culprits behind America’s most heinous crimes. The series has always taken a villain-of-the-week style of storytelling approach, introducing criminals usually over one or two episodes. The most memorable unsubs (unidentified subjects) in Criminal Minds usually had longer arcs, but some like Rathbone’s made a strong impression with much less screen time.

Jackson Rathbone’s role in Criminal Minds came right in the middle of his time playing Jasper Hale in the Twilight film saga (which is based on the books by Stephanie Meyer). As part of the massively popular and successful vampire franchise, Rathbone's Jasper was...

"He's never going to stop... you can't save him." "But I can save our island." Saban Films has revealed an official trailer for The Island, another trashy B-movie action thriller – not to be confused with Michael Bay's sci-fi thriller The Island of 2005. This will be out in July for anyone interested in watching. From the stunt coordinator / director Shaun Paul Piccinino, who you have never heard of and never seen any of his other movies anyway. When his brother is killed, LAPD officer Mark (Michael J. White) leaves the city to return to the island he grew up on. Seeking answers and ultimately vengeance, he soon finds himself in a bloody battle with the corrupt tycoon who's taken over the island paradise. Starring Michael Jai White, along with Jackson Rathbone, Gillian White, Gabriel 'G-Rod' Rodriguez, Cami Storm, Wayne Gordon, Gabriel Rios, and Edoardo Costa as Manuel. This junk should...

The Twilight Saga is full of moments of foreshadowing, and there are two in the first book of the series that teased two crucial moments in New Moon. Stephenie Meyer shared her version of vampires and werewolves in the Twilight book series, which took readers to a world where these creatures co-exist with humans. The main focus of the Twilight series is the toxic relationship between vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and mortal Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart), who had to defend their relationship from both vampires and werewolves, but mostly from a powerful and dangerous group of vampires known as the Volturi.

Edward and Bella went through many ups and downs throughout the Twilight Saga, and one of their most dramatic moments happened in the second movie, New Moon. Concerned about Bella’s safety but refusing to turn her into a vampire, Edward broke up with her, sending her into...

Stars: Michael Ironside, Jackson Rathbone, Arnold Vosloo, Jorge Garcia, Bruce Davison, Jacob Keohane, Al Pagano, Corinne Britti, James Urbaniak | Written and Directed by Phil Blattenberger

Writer and director Phil Blattenburg has done a good job here to create a World War II movie set ten years after the end of the war. That might sound a bit strange but Condor’s Nest looks and feels very much like a World War II movie but takes place a decade later. We follow an American aviator who is out for revenge and on the search for Nazi war criminals. But he soon gets mixed up in much more than just that.

The opening scene of Condor’s Nest is possibly the best scene of the whole movie. It has a hint of Tarantino to it but is a bit less dialogue and a bit less subtle about things. This scene is during World War...

American war veteran Will Spalding has tracked the sadistic Nazi Colonel who executed his bomber crew during WWII to a remote location in South America. But he is in for more than he bargained for when he uncovers a secret Nazi headquarters known as the Condor's Nest.   Phil Blattenberger's war action film Condor's Nest is coming to theatres, on digital, and On Demand on January 27th from Saban Films and Paramount Pictures. We have an exclusive clip to share with you today. Check it out, along with the trailer, down below.   Jacob Keohane and Corinne Britti star with Al Pagano, James Urbaniak, with Jackson Rathbone, and Jorge Garcia, and Bruce Davison, and Michael Ironside, and Arnold Vosloo as the villain Nazi corporal.   ...

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Condor’s Nest Trailer — Phil Blattenberger‘s Condor’s Nest (2022) movie trailer has been released by Saban Films. The Condor’s Nest trailer stars Jacob Keohane, Al Pagano, Corinne Britti, James Urbaniak, Jackson Rathbone, Jorge Garcia, Bruce Davison, Michael Ironside, and Arnold Vosloo. Crew Phil Blattenberger wrote the screenplay for Condor’s Nest. “It’s produced by Dan Black, [...]

Continue reading: Condor’S Nest (2022) Movie Trailer: A WWII Veteran Tracks the Killer of His Men to a South American Nazi Headquarters...

"Does your Colonel deserve to die?" Saban Films has unveiled a main trailer for Condor's Nest, an action thriller directed by Phil Blattenberger. A decade after the fall of Nazi Germany, an American aviator travels across South America in search of war criminals and encounters more than he bargained for. He's on the hunt for the sadistic Nazi Colonel who executed his bomber crew, and discovers a secret Nazi headquarters known as the Condor's Nest somewhere in South America. The film stars Jacob Keohane, Al Pagano, Corinne Britti, James Urbaniak, with Jackson Rathbone Jorge Garcia, and Bruce Davison, and Michael Ironside, and Arnold Vosloo. This doesn't look great, but it does have a fun Tarantino-esque fantasy revenge thriller vibe to it. He'll stop at nothing to take out all these Nazi bastards! Fire it up below. ›››

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Twilight's Cullen family actors reunite in a new Comic-Con Liverpool image taken from their panel. The first film in the massively successful franchise, director Catherine Hardwicke's Twilight, premiered in 2008. Based on Stephenie Meyer's best-selling young adult novels, the fantasy-drama follows star-crossed lovers, human Bella Swan (Kristin Stewart) and vampire Edward Cullen November 19, 2022 How Twilight Franchise Could Return

Twilight's sequels, The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn – Part 1 and Breaking Dawn – Part 2 were met with the same success at the box office as the original, grossing a total of over 7 billion worldwide. However, even with five movies to its name, merchandise, and prequel novels, there isa hunger for more. This begs the question, how could Twilight return?

Though Bella and Edward were the stars of Twilight, the Cullens received almost an equal amount of love from viewers, with each character having their own unique backstory, special power,...

If you want to watch the Twilight movies in order, from Kristen Stewart’s iconic performance as Bella Swan in 2008’s original movie all the way through to Edward Cullen (Pattinson) and Jacob Black’s (Lautner) swoon-worthy battles in Breaking Dawn Parts 1 & 2, then follow our guide below.

The Twilight Saga films were based on Stephanie Meyer’s hit book series of the same name and led to her newfound popularity, along with that of stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson. It has been 10 years since we last saw a Twilight movie in theaters; the first premiered in 2008 and 2012 marks the release date for the final installment.

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With the Twilight movies back in vogue, it’s time to take a trip down memory lane and...

Second World War thriller stars Arnold Vosloo, Jacob Keohane, Michael Ironside.

Voltage Pictures is launching worldwide sales on Phil Blattenberger’s Second World War thriller Condor’s Nest, starring Arnold Vosloo, Jacob Keohane, Michael Ironside and Bruce Davison, which is now in post.

The story is about a US war veteran who travels to South America to track down the Nazi officer who executed his bomber crew. He teams with an Israeli agent and an atomic scientist to pursue his quarry across jungles and deserts.

Blattenberger wrote, produced, and directed Condor’s Nest, which shot on location across South America and the US.

And so the lion fell in love with the lamb…or, in this case, the vampire fell in love with the vampire! On the April 5 episode of The Twilight Effect podcast, actress Ashley Greene, who portrayed the clairvoyant vampire Alice Cullen, revealed that she developed a serious crush on one of her castmates while shooting the popular film series. Who, you might ask? Why, none other than the actor playing her character's very own on-screen love: Jackson Rathbone. Yes, #Jalice was almost real. The Immaculate Room star, 35, shared that felt an instant connection with Rathbone, who played Jasper Hale, from the moment they first met. "Within our...

Exclusive: Freestyle Digital Media has acquired North American rights to Double Play, the latest feature from award-winning filmmaker Ernest Dickerson. The digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group/Entertainment Studios will release the film, based on Curaçaoan author Frank Martinus Arion’s internationally acclaimed Dutch-language novel Dubbelspel, on digital and VOD platforms on February 22.

Double Play is a drama set against the beauty and bittersweet complexity of Curacao, where poverty and wealth are two sides of the same coin. It follows Ostrik (Dani Dare), who is now a grown man working as a doctor in the Netherlands, as he returns to his childhood home to confront ghosts of his past revealed to him in a mysterious letter. Through his memories, we witness the sometimes-dangerous moves that adults made for the sake of survival in a time of turmoil and colonial unrest during the 1970s.

Protecting the fountain of youth is a powerful motivator for dark forces to kill anyone who threatens their way of life. That’s certainly the case for the supernatural entities in the new horror thriller, ‘Warhunt.’ The film’s antagonistic coven of witches is determined to stop a U.S. military squad, which led in part by actor […]

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Stars: Mickey Rourke, Robert Knepper, Jackson Rathbone, Fredrik Wagner, Polina Pushkareva, Anna Paliga, Lou Stassen, Josh Burdett, Alex Mills, Elliott Wooster, Ben McKeown | Written by Mauro Borrelli, Reggie Keyohara III, Scott Svatos | Directed by Mauro Borrelli

From the early 1970s to the mid-1980s DC Comics published Weird War Tales which, as the title infers, added supernatural threats to the danger of combat. WarHunt feels like director Mauro Borrelli and co-writers Reggie Keyohara III and Scott Svatos (The Ghostmaker) sat down with a stack of them for inspiration when they came up with this tale of World War II GIs behind Nazi lines fighting a coven of witches.

In the film’s opening scenes a military transport flying over the Black Forest is attacked and brought down by crows who prove that a group of them isn’t called a murder for nothing. Major Johnson sends Sgt. Brewer and his...

Movies about WWII and the Nazi's creating some sort of supernatural entity/soldier/curse to help them win the war have become quite common over the past few years and while the staying power and quality of these varies wildly, once in a while one comes along that surpasses expectation. WarHunt is definitely one of those.

Written and directed by Mauro Borrelli, WarHunt stars Robert Knepper as Sergeant Brewer, a seasoned veteran who leads a group of soldiers into Germany's Black forest to secure the top-secret cargo that was lost when a US military cargo plane crashed. Among his soldiers is Walsh (Jackson Rathbone), a soldier with specialized training that will prove helpful to this particular mission.

It's clear from early on that WarHunt is going to be more t...

(Welcome to SlashClips, a series where we bring you exclusive clips from hot new Digital, Blu-ray and theatrical releases you won't see anywhere else!)

In this edition:

"The Tiger Rising" "Two Deaths Of Henry Baker" "Warhunt" "Last Radio Call"

First up we have an exclusive clip from Highland Film Group's new movie "The Tiger Rising," featuring Academy Award nominee Queen Latifah ("Hairspray"), who is also an executive producer on the film. Written and directed by Ray Giarratana, the movie also stars Christian Convery ("Sweet Tooth"), Madalen Mills ("Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Story"), Tony Award-nominee Sam Trammell ("True Blood"), Katharine McPhee ("Smash"), and Golden Globe-nominee Dennis...

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During his 1980s and ’90s heyday as a frightfully prolific star of blood-and-thunder direct-to-video fare, Wings Hauser once aptly described his target audience as “the microwave-burrito guys at 2 a.m. with a beer in their hands” — and, presumably, a Vcr remote switch nearby. Nowadays, that audience can digitally stream their B-movies of choice. But while the favored cuisine of these undiscriminating customers might have changed, the cinematic product they consume remains pretty much the same, albeit enhanced by better production values and, with all due respect to Mr. Hauser, superior star power.

All of which brings us to “WarHunt,” a modestly diverting mashup of WWII actioner and horror thriller that would not have been out of place on a New Release shelf at Blockbuster not so terribly long ago. Wait, scratch that: It would have been a standout on the shelf, if only when compared to the many lesser titles stocked around it.

Warhunt Starring: Robert Knepper, Jackson Rathbone and Mickey Rourke Directed and Written By: Mauro Borrelli Written By: Reggie Keyohara III, Scott Svatos 1945. A US military cargo plane loses control and violently crashes behind enemy lines in the middle of the German black forest. Immediately ruthless Major Johnson (Mickey Rourke) sends a squad of his …

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"I promise I'll get us all out of here!" Saban Films has debuted an official trailer for an action thriller horror feature titled WarHunt, from filmmaker Mauro Borrelli. This is arriving on VOD in January, taking that usual slot (earlier this year it was another WWII action thriller horror feature called Shadow in the Cloud). WarHunt has a similar vibe to Dog Soldiers or the more recent Overlord. A US military plane crash lands in the German forest during World War II. As the soldiers venture into the forest, they discover dead bodies with organs missing and mysterious signs. Soon they start to find some kind of demons out there. But what exactly is it?! The cast includes Mickey Rourke, Jackson Rathbone, Robert Knepper, Josh Burdett, Alex Mills, Fredrik Wagner, Matt Mella, Timo Willman, and Ben McKeown. Oh damn this actually looks pretty good! It leans into the supernatural a bit more than Overlord,...