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Keri Russell is a brilliant actress who has wowed everyone by using her acting chops for more than 30 years. Russell made her acting debut with a Disney series The All-New Mickey Mouse Club. Since then she has been a part of many brilliant movies and shows including both indies and blockbusters. So, if you also love Russell’s performances here are the best movies and shows starring Keri Russell you should check out.

10. Antlers (Paramount+ & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Searchlight Pictures

Antlers is a supernatural horror film directed by Scott Cooper who also co-wrote the screenplay with C. Henry Chaisson and Nick Antosca. Based on the short story The Quiet Boy by Antosca, the 2021 film follows the story of a teacher and her brother, a sheriff discovers that one of her students is harboring a dangerous secret...

Though only a producer on the film Antlers, you can see and feel the fingerprints of the master of the macabre, Guillermo del Toro, all over it. A bleak, overcast Pacific Northwest backdrop is the kind of ambiance that he thrives in. He passes the reins to the very capable hands of Scott Cooper, and if you've seen Out of the Furnace or The Pale Blue Eye you know that he can bring a haunting feel to an unorthodox project in a relatively short career behind the camera. In Antlers, based on Nick Antoscas 2019 short story, "The Quiet Boy," which is now available on Peacock, he collaborates on his first horror movie with del Toro and two very versatile performers with established horror genre bona fides, Keri Russell and Jesse Plemons. As usual, Graham Greene is also steady as a wise man with a story to tell. They come together...

2024 has been a solid year for horror movies, specifically prequels to popular films in the genre. Prequels can be risky, but with the right creativity behind them, they can be as memorable as the originals. For example, The First Omen reignited admiration for a franchise that started in the 1970s. Meanwhile, the recent success of A Quiet Place: Day One proves that newer series still have the magic to get people into movie theaters.

Audiences and genre fans have gotten numerous acclaimed and well-loved horror movies over the past few years. With their imaginative ideas for the genre and elements worthy of more exploration, these films seem ready to receive an origin story. The X franchise has already taken that route with its prequel Pearl, which has become one of the best horror films of the 2020s. From Talk to Me to The Menu to Abigail, these horror movies deserve...

It's that frightfully delightful time of year again for Fangoria's highly anticipated Chainsaw Awards, with this year's nominees including Nia DaCosta's Candyman, Don Mancini's Chucky series, Jill Gevargizian's The Stylist, and many more!

You can check out the full list of nominees below, and to cast your votes, visit:

https://www.fangoria.com/original/chainsaw-awards-2022/

In their most recent magazine issue, Fangoria officially announced the nominations for its 2022 Chainsaw Awards, and horror fans everywhere can currently cast their votes at https://www.fangoria.com/original/chainsaw-awards-2022/ for their favorite films, television series, directors, artists, and more that kept us all thrilled, chilled and entertained throughout the course of 2021. Winners will be celebrated later this year during a yet-to-be-revealed Chainsaw Awards event.

The 2022 Chainsaw Awards Nominees include fan favorite films such as James Wan’s Malignant, Candyman from Nia DaCosta, and Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho,...

Director Scott Cooper's newest film Antlers delves deep into issues of abuse and trauma while terrorizing a small gloomy town with an ancient entity who has an insatiable taste for human flesh. The mythological creature is the wendigo or windigo, a cultural entity originating from diverse Indigenous populations from the northeastern seaboard and continental interior around the Great Lakes. The wendigo is a protector of the Earth, a spirit of winter, and a symbol of the dangers of greed and selfishness that exist in the world. Cooper attempts to connect the Indigenous mythos with an introduction, spoken in Ojibwe, that describes how Mother Earth is being destroyed by those who walk with greed in their hearts.

Antlers takes an Indigenous cultural cautionary tale and turns it into a brutal and gruesome horror movie. With guidance from Academy Award winner Guillermo del Toro, Cooper and the team construct an impressive creature,...

Antlers Review — Antlers (2021) Film Review, a movie directed by Scott Cooper and starring Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane, Amy Madigan, Sawyer Jones, Cody Davis, Lyla Marlow, Jesse Downs, Arlo Hajdu, Dorian Kingi, Ken Kramer, Dendrie Taylor, Andy Thompson, Jake T. Roberts and Glynis Davies. Antlers [...]

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Scott Cooper may be new to the horror genre, but Antlers still has his signature all over it. From forgotten towns to the mistreatment of indigenous peoples, Antlers revisits many of the elements and themes that have defined Cooper’s films since 2009’s Crazy Heart. The pandemic-delayed creature feature centers around a young boy (Jeremy T. Thomas) who’s forced to take care of his family after their life-altering encounter with the Wendigo, a mythological deer-like creature. Cooper’s first foray into horror was actually spearheaded by an Oscar winner who happens to know a thing or two about movie monsters.

“Guillermo ...

Scott Cooper may be new to the horror genre, but Antlers still has his signature all over it. From forgotten towns to the mistreatment of indigenous peoples, Antlers revisits many of the elements and themes that have defined Cooper’s films since 2009’s Crazy Heart. The pandemic-delayed creature feature centers around a young boy (Jeremy T. Thomas) who’s forced to take care of his family after their life-altering encounter with the Wendigo, a mythological deer-like creature. Cooper’s first foray into horror was actually spearheaded by an Oscar winner who happens to know a thing or two about movie monsters.

“Guillermo ...

Focus Features presents Edgar Wright’s Last Night in Soho, a twisty psycho-thriller with a great soundtrack, as Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch goes wider, testing the appeal of a director whose films have been called the arthouse equivalent of Marvel.

Last Night, a time-bending genre tale, unspools on just over 3,000 screens — not exactly specialty but it’s from a writer-director who “can dip his toe into anything, a true specialty film, a more commercial film like Baby Driver, and now a psychological thriller that harkens back to Hitchcock, Brian De Palma and David Lynch,” said Focus distribution president Lisa Bunnell. It’s “more than a typical commercial slasher movie. It takes the thriller genre to a new level.”

The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival and screened at TIFF, where it resonated strongly with preview and festival audiences. Deadline’s review “called it a dark and delicious trip.

Upon first glance, one might be inclined to dismiss the new horror film Antlers as being simply something schlocky without even giving it a chance. That would be a catastrophic disservice to both the film and to the viewer as Scott Cooper’s film may be one of the more terrifying yet satisfying films of the genre since Robert Eggers’ The Witch (2016).

Keri Russell plays Julia Meadows, a middle-school teacher who happens to have a student (Jeremy T. Thomas) whose work has manifested in disturbingly graphic and macabre drawings, which leads Julia to explore the possibility of abuse happening at home. But, when she enlists the assistance of her brother, the town’s sheriff (Jesse Plemons), it becomes clear that there is more to the young boy’s artwork than mere neglect.

Director Cooper – working from a script by himself, C. Henry Chaisson, and Nick Antosca (who also wrote the...

Jeremy T. Thomas, and Keri Russell in the film Antlers. Photo Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. © 2021 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation All Rights Reserved

Before you begin to fill the candy bowls and light up the jack o’lantern, how about taking a terror trek to the “haunted” multiplex for a very modern take on the traditional “creature feature”? Yes, there’s a growling drooling mythical monster at the center of the story, though the town and its past are pretty scary without this “beastie”. Perhaps this is a result of the unique behind-the-scenes pairing of a producer known for his fantasy fright flicks and a director who’d helmed several films that deal with all-too-human horrors. Together this “mad move-scientist” duo have stitched together a shambling nightmare thing that threatens to impale several villagers on its razor-sharp Antlers.

This said nightmare actually begins during another overcast day, just outside a remote dying town in Oregon.

What happens when an ancient antlered monster, generational family trauma and middle school bullies all meet in the middle? Scott Cooper had a lot to say on the subject.

From the collaboration of director and co-writer Cooper – who directed “Crazy Heart” and “Hostiles” – and producer Guillermo del Toro, “Antlers” tells the tale of a middle school teacher and her sheriff brother as they become involved with her enigmatic student whose secrets lead to terrifying encounters with a dark ancestral creature. The film stars Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Green, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane and Amy Madigan.

From the very beginning through the bitter end, “Antlers” grapples with difficult topics including drug addiction and child abuse, and Cooper did not shy away from confronting such conversations head-on. Bolstered by the Native lore of the fear-mongering creature, the Wendigo, Cooper unpacked these difficult narratives.

Cooper spoke to Variety about...

In the dark regions of the Pacific Northwest, ancient myths come to frightening life in Antlers, an unsettling thriller. School teacher Julia (Kerri Russell) takes action when young student Lucas (Jeremy T. Thomas) begins to show signs that he has been hiding a terrible secret, even as Julia's brother Paul (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, starts his investigation into a disturbing crime. Could any kind of connection exist between the young boy and a mutilated body? The consequences could...

From the visionary world of acclaimed director Scott Cooper and horror maestro Guillermo del Toro comes Antlers.  In an isolated Oregon town, a middle-school teacher (Keri Russell) and her sheriff brother (Jesse Plemons) become embroiled with her enigmatic student (Jeremy T. Thomas) whose dark secrets lead to terrifying encounters with a legendary ancestral creature who came before them.  Based on the short story The Quiet Boy by Nick Antosca. Produced by Guillermo del Toro, David S. Goyer, and J. Miles Dale.

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Jesse Plemmons, Jeremy T. Thomas, and Keri Russell in the film Antlers. Photo Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. © 2021 Twentieth Century Fox...

After being delayed due to the pandemic, Scott Cooper’s Antlers is finally arriving in theaters this Friday courtesy of Searchlight Pictures. Produced by Oscar winner and monster enthusiast Guillermo del Toro and co-written by Cooper, Nick Antosca (who wrote the short story that Antlers was based upon), and Henry Chaisson, Antlers transports viewers to an isolated Oregon town being terrorized by the legendary Wendigo, and a small boy named Lucas (played by Jeremy T. Thomas) at the center of it all. Keri Russell and Jesse Plemons co-star.

During a recent press day for Antlers, Daily Dead had the opportunity to speak with Cooper about his latest directorial effort. During the interview, he discussed how the project came about through a call from Guillermo del Toro and how he wanted to approach the theme of trauma in the script for Antlers. Cooper also chatted about how Jeremy T. Thomas became...

Warner Bros.’ “Dune” topped the U.K. and Ireland box office in its debut weekend with £5.8 million ($8.1 million), according to numbers from Comscore.

In the process, Denis Villeneuve’s epic, headlined by Timothée Chalamet, ended the three-week reign of James Bond film “No Time to Die,” atop the box office.

In its fourth weekend, the Bond film, Daniel Craig’s swan song as the iconic British spy, continued to perform strongly and collected £4.6 million in second position. The Universal release now has a running total of £78 million.

Sony release “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” took £2.4 million in third place in its second weekend and now has a total of £11.1 million.

Universal’s “The Boss Baby: Family Business” debuted in fourth position at the box office with £1.1 million.

Rounding off the top five was Universal’s “The Addams Family 2” with £885,404. The film now has a total of £5.2 million after three weekends in release.

The first look clip for Searchlight Pictures’ Antlers is out, featuring some creepy creature action from director Scott Cooper and horror maestro Guillermo del Toro.

In an isolated Oregon town, a middle-school teacher (Keri Russell) and her sheriff brother (Jesse Plemons) become embroiled with her enigmatic student (Jeremy T. Thomas), whose dark secrets lead to terrifying encounters with a legendary ancestral creature who came before them.

The film is based on the short story The Quiet Boy by Nick Antosca. Producers are Guillermo del Toro, David S. Goyer, and J. Miles Dale.

Watch the clip above.

Mess with imposing figures in the mythical lore of the ancient Native American tribes at your great peril —that would seem to be the message of Antlers, a classy horror outing that’s perceptively cast and particularly attentive to the dead-end realities of a once-prosperous Oregon mining town.

Searchlight no doubt will trumpet the involvement of executive producer Guillermo del Toro as much as possible — and his influence is palpable — but the prevailing mood of director Scott Cooper’s latest is somber in the way it reflects the sorry state of things for the working class in places that time has passed by. The film was the closing-night attraction at the American Cinematheque’s Beyond Fest in Los Angeles.

Cooper examined the woes of a formerly flourishing industry town in Out of the Furnace, in 2013, and the feel here is also very much one of a community that’s been...

Thoroughly successful both as icky art house horror and as an allegory of generational trauma, Scott Cooper’s Antlers continues the director’s hot streak while bearing the unmistakable mark of one of its producers, Guillermo del Toro. Adapted from a short story by Nick Antosca (one of three screenwriters here), it watches as an ancient, malevolent monster terrorizes a small community already wracked by drugs and despair. Child actor Jeremy T. Thomas impresses in his first lead performance, a haunted turn embodying the picture’s deepest conflicts about family, duty and self-preservation.

Thomas’ Lucas is a 12-year-old shouldering terrible responsibility. His father, a single ...

Thoroughly successful both as icky art house horror and as an allegory of generational trauma, Scott Cooper’s Antlers continues the director’s hot streak while bearing the unmistakable mark of one of its producers, Guillermo del Toro. Adapted from a short story by Nick Antosca (one of three screenwriters here), it watches as an ancient, malevolent monster terrorizes a small community already wracked by drugs and despair. Child actor Jeremy T. Thomas impresses in his first lead performance, a haunted turn embodying the picture’s deepest conflicts about family, duty and self-preservation.

Thomas’ Lucas is a 12-year-old shouldering terrible responsibility. His father, a single ...

As movie titles go, “Antlers” seems ready-made for one of two holidays — either Christmas or Halloween — and it’s kind of a shame to see it squandered on the latter. Now what is some enterprising filmmaker supposed to call his revisionist Rudolph story when the time comes? The name’s a somewhat less obvious fit for director Scott Cooper’s somber, character-centric stab at supernatural horror, although it makes sense once you realize that this slow-burn, Oregon-set monster movie is centered on the Native American “wendigo” legend, whereby an evil spirit possesses people and transforms them into deadly elk-horned creatures with an appetite for human flesh.

Cooper has dabbled in many a genre across his five-movie directing career, although there’s been a consistent darkness to it all that puts horror squarely in his wheelhouse. Executed with style and perhaps a bit too much self-importance, his work has traditionally focused...

Scott Cooper is a filmmaker who seems primarily driven by following the aftermath. In a growing filmography marked by vengeance and regret and missed chances, one common thread is that his movies are built on the way the people within them respond to the lives they’ve been dealt. Those movies also tend to play out with a certain level of unsparing brutality. Mothers watch their children murdered and brothers are slowly robbed of everything until revenge becomes the only way out. This all makes Cooper a curious candidate to helm a story like “Antlers,” a tale where a very real and tangible human story butts up against an otherworldly spiritual force.

At first, branching out into this new territory proves fruitful in “Antlers,” particularly in the film’s opening moments. A father, leaving his son in a pickup truck waiting outside, heads into his job at a local Oregon mine.

Often we refer to the concept of family as the ties that bind, and for good reason. Because sometimes, our family can be the very thing in our lives that is either holding us down or they can keep us connected to some type of trauma that continues to haunt our very existence. That’s the primary theme that ripples throughout Scott Cooper’s Antlers, a harrowing, gut-punch creature feature that is shockingly bleak at times and features brilliant performances from Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, and the precocious Jeremy T. Thomas, who is at the center of Antler’s mystery and is so heartbreakingly great in this.

In the small town of Cispus Falls, Oregon, a series of mysteriously gruesome deaths has gripped the isolated mining community, and Sheriff Paul Meadows (Plemons) is completely baffled by certain grisly details surrounding the murders. His sister Julia (Russell) is a teacher who...

Searchlight Pictures and Beyond Fest announced today the World Premiere of Scott Cooper’s new horror thriller Antlers as the October 11th Closing Night selection of the 2021 Beyond Fest, presented in partnership with the American Cinematheque. Watch the Scry trailer:

The premiere will launch a series of events leading up to the October 29th domestic theatrical release of the film, including a “Fantastic Fest Presents” Special Screening with Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in San Francisco and Austin on October 11th; the International Premiere at the 54th Sitges International Film Festival (Festival Internacional de Cinema Fantastic de Catalunya) on October 13th; Closing Night of the 12th Annual Telluride Horror Show on October 17th ; and a special Drive-In Screening at the 57th Chicago International Film Festival on October 15th. Additionally Scott Cooper will host a horror retrospective in conjunction with Beyond Fest and the American Cinematheque this fall.

Antlers comes from the visionary...

Scott Cooper’s horror thriller “Antlers” is finally ready to trot.

The Searchlight Pictures release, delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, will bow as the closing night film of the annual Beyond Fest. After, it will continue rolling out at global genre festivals, including Fantastic Fest, the Telluride Horror Show and Sitges Film Festival.

The tour will conclude with a domestic theatrical release on Oct. 29.

“I made ‘Antlers’ as a communal theatrical experience for cinema lovers,” said director and co-writer Cooper. “I can’t think of a more apt series of screenings to launch our film before audiences across the globe — audiences whom I hope share an appreciation for horror films with a different perspective on our everyday fears and ancestral mythology.”

Cooper, whose credits include “Hostiles” and “Crazy Heart,” helms the pic, produced by Guillermo del Toro, David S. Goyer (“The Night House”) and J. Miles Dale of the upcoming “Nightmare Alley.

Searchlight Pictures has set the world premiere of Scott Cooper’s new horror thriller Antlers on Oct. 11, Closing Night selection of the 2021 Beyond Fest. The premiere will launch a series of events leading up to the Oct. 29 domestic theatrical release of the film, that includes a “Fantastic Fest Presents” Special Screening with Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in San Francisco and Austin on Oct. 11; the International Premiere at the 54 Sitges International Film Festival on Oct. 13; Closing Night of the 12 Annual Telluride Horror Show on October 17 and a special Drive-In Screening at the 57 Chicago International Film Festival on Oct. 15. Additionally, Cooper will host a horror retrospective in conjunction with Beyond Fest and the American Cinematheque this fall.

“Antlers features intense scares, a spectacular creature, riveting storytelling, accomplished performances, and the thrilling vision of Scott Cooper at the helm,” said Beyond Fest Founder Christian Parkes. “We know our audiences will journey into the heart...

Studio announces festival roll-out for horror thriller.

Searchlight Pictures’ horror thriller Antlers from Scott Cooper will get its world premiere as the closing night selection at 2021 Beyond Fest on October 11.

The festival berth launches a series of events leading up to the film’s October 29 theatrical release in the US. Antlers gets a “Fantastic Fest Presents” Special Screening with Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in San Francisco and Austin on October 11, the international premiere at Sitges on October 13, closing night of the Telluride Horror Show on October 17 and a drive-in screening at the Chicago International Film Festival on October 15.

Antlers stars Keri Russell...

With a new year upon us and Covid-19 vaccinations starting to make the rounds, Searchlight Pictures has announced 2021 theatrical release dates for David Bruckner's The Night House, Scott Cooper's Antlers, and Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley.

Searchlight Pictures will release The Night House on July 16th, Antlers on October 29th, and Nightmare Alley on December 3rd. Read on for additional details on all three films, as well as Michael Showalter's The Eyes of Tammy Faye.

Press Release: Los Angeles, CA, January 21, 2021 – Searchlight Pictures announced today the following additional films for release in theatres in 2021:

The Night House – July 16, 2021

Directed by: David Bruckner

Written by: Ben Collins & Luke Piotrowski

Produced by: David S. Goyer, Keith Levine, and John Zois

Cast: Rebecca Hall, Sarah Goldberg, Evan Jonigkeit, Stacy Martin and Vondie Curtis Hall

The Night House follows a widow (Rebecca Hall of The Town) who begins to...

Guillermo del Toro's long awaited Nightmare Alley is set to open in theaters this December. In addition, Antlers, which del Toro produced, will finally be released in October. Nightmare Alley marks the first time that del Toro has been behind the camera since 2017's Academy Award winning The Shape of Water, and it will see a similar rollout. The 2017 movie also opened in December, after premiering at the fall festivals. It's unclear if the director's upcoming movie will premiere at the 2021 fall festivals, but it seems likely Searchlight will do the same approach, as long as they are able to safely.

As of this writing, Searchlight has chosen Nightmare Alley to open in theaters December 3rd. The movie, which stars Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, Willem Dafoe, Richard Jenkins, Ron Perlman, Rooney Mara, and David Strathairn, was supposed to open in 2020, but the public health crisis-related delays put a stop to that.

Searchlight Pictures has updated its 2021 release calendar, dating Guillermo del Toro’s “Nightmare Alley” for December 3. The date puts del Toro’s latest in the thick of the 2021-2022 awards season. Searchlight appears to be following the same release plan it gave del Toro’s last movie, “The Shape of Water,” which started its U.S. theatrical rollout on the first weekend of December. “The Shape of Water” debuted at the Venice Film Festival, winning the Golden Lion, and it seems likely “Nightmare Alley” will show up on the fall film festival circuit.

Del Toro’s “Nightmare Alley” is adapted by the filmmaker, and film critic Kim Morgan, from the 1946 William Lindsay Gresham novel of the same name. The ensemble cast includes Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, Willem Dafoe, Richard Jenkins, Ron Perlman, Rooney Mara, and David Strathairn. The film originally eyed a release in 2020, but pandemic-related production delays...

Searchlight Pictures, ever the believer in theatrical, has dated four releases for 2021.

Their Sundance horror pickup The Night House will turn its lights on July 16. The David Bruckner directed titles which Searchlight shelled out a reported $12M for last January follows a widow (Rebecca Hall) who begins to uncover her recently deceased husband’s disturbing secrets.

Their Tammy Faye and Jim Bakker televangelist biopic The Eyes of Tammy Faye will debut on Sept. 24. The pic, directed by Michael Showalter and written by Abe Sylvia, takes an intimate look at the rise, fall and redemption of televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker. In the 1970s and ’80s, Tammy Faye and her husband, Jim Bakker, rose from humble beginnings to create the world’s largest religious broadcasting network and theme park, and were revered for their message of love, acceptance and prosperity. However, it wasn’t long before financial improprieties, scheming rivals, and scandal toppled their carefully constructed empire.

With the restructuring of Searchlight and Covid kicking around the release date, the only reason why we think Antlers might break into the Sundance line-up has to do with the film’s current release date of February 19th. Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene and Scott Haze star in a project that went into production in October off 2019 in Vancouver. This is Scott Cooper‘s fifth feature after a productive 2009’s Crazy Heart, 2013’s Out of the Furnace, 2015’s Black Mass and 2017’s Hostiles.

Gist: In an isolated Oregon town, a middle-school teacher and her sheriff brother become embroiled with her enigmatic student, whose dark secrets lead to terrifying encounters with a legendary ancestral creature who came before them.…...

As part of the Comic-Con@Home panel for Antlers, Guillermo del Toro and Scott Cooper discussed the Wendigo-inspired film. Fox Searchlight has released a brand new featurette that explores the myth and teases the upcoming horror film:

Directed by Scott Cooper from a screenplay by C. Henry Chaisson & Nick Antosca and Scott Cooper, based on Antosca's short story "The Quiet Boy," Antlers stars Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane, and Amy Madigan. The film is produced by Guillermo del Toro, David Goyer, and J. Miles Dale.

"In Antlers, a small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences."

Antlers is currently scheduled for a February 19th, 2021 theatrical release.



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Following the news that Paramount has postponed the release of A Quiet Place Part II due to the coronavirus pandemic, Disney has pulled The New Mutants and Antlers from their release schedule.

According to Deadline, Disney is"looking at potential 2020 dates" to release The New Mutants and Antlers after taking them off the release slate.

This is the latest in several release date delays for The New Mutants. A horror film set in the X-Men universe, Josh Boone's The New Mutants was most recently slated to come out on April 3rd.

Directed by Scott Cooper, written by C. Henry Chaisson & Nick Antosca and Scott Cooper, and produced by Guillermo del Toro, Antlers was set to come out on April 17th.

The New Mutants is set up at Disney's 20th Century Studios, while Antlers is at Disney's Searchlight Pictures. We'll be sure to keep Daily Dead readers updated on both...

Fox Searchlight has dropped the final trailer for the Guillermo del Toro-produced horror ‘Antlers’ starring Keri Russell.

Based on the short story ‘The Quiet Boy’ by Nick Antosca, the film is directed by Scott Cooper from a screenplay by C. Henry Chaisson & Nick Antosca and Scott Cooper.

Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane and Amy Madigan head up the cast.

Guillermo del Toro, David Goyer and J. Miles Dale produced.

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The film is released in 2020

Antlers Synopsis

A small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harbouring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

The post “Something’s going on with Lucas!” new trailer drops for ‘Antlers’ appeared first on HeyUGuys.

Fox Searchlight has just released the final trailer for Antlers. This is the latest offering from Guillermo del Toro, who serves as a producer on the project. Scott Cooper is in the director's chair for what looks to be one crazy dose of creature-based horror. Unlike the other trailers that were playing things a bit coy, this one gives us a really good look at del Toro's latest monster, and it's the stuff nightmares are made of.

The Antlers trailer kicks off with some intriguing voiceover discussing the nature of storytelling. Specifically, myths and legends. While that's happening, we see a little boy walking around in the woods before he comes upon an old house where some truly unsettling craziness goes down. Things then progress as a body, or at least part of a body, is found and local authorities scramble to figure out what exactly could have done this.

The first trailer for the ninth and final Star Wars film, The Rise of Skywalker, released a full trailer this week. The film is directed by J.J. Abrams and stars Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac and John Boyega. Antlers from director Scott Cooper also released a full trailer starring Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons and Jeremy T. Thomas.

Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne star in Tom Harper's The Aeronauts and Timothée Chalamet, Robert Pattinson, Ben Mendelsohn and Lily Rose Depp star in David Michôd's The King. The trailer for Alex Wolff's directorial debut, The Cat and the Moon, also debuted this week....

The first trailer for the ninth and final Star Wars film, The Rise of Skywalker, released a full trailer this week. The film is directed by J.J. Abrams and stars Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac and John Boyega. Antlers from director Scott Cooper also released a full trailer starring Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons and Jeremy T. Thomas.

Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne star in Tom Harper's The Aeronauts and Timothée Chalamet, Robert Pattinson, Ben Mendelsohn and Lily Rose Depp star in David Michôd's The King. The trailer for Alex Wolff's directorial debut, The Cat and the Moon, also debuted this week....

Fox Searchlight has dropped a new trailer for the Guillermo del Toro-produced horror ‘Antlers’ starring Keri Russell.

Based on the short story ‘The Quiet Boy’ by Nick Antosca, the film is directed by Scott Cooper from a screenplay by C. Henry Chaisson & Nick Antosca and Scott Cooper.

Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane and Amy Madigan head up the cast.

Guillermo del Toro, David Goyer and J. Miles Dale produced.

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The film is released in 2020

Antlers Synopsis

A small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harbouring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

The post Creepy new trailer debuts for Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Antlers’ appeared first on HeyUGuys.

A new trailer has been unleashed for producer Guillermo del Toro and director Scott Cooper’s upcoming horror film Antlers. This thing is filled with gruesome and disturbing new footage that horror fans are going to love!

This is a crazy and messed up looking film and it’s an adaptation of a short story, The Quiet Boy, from Channel Zero creator Nick Antosca. The film stars Keri Russell as a school teacher in a small-town who begins to suspect something is seriously wrong with one of her young students. Here’s the brief plot summary that was shared:

In Antlers, a small-town Oregon teacher (Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

When talking about the influence of the film, Copper explained, “I was so influenced early on by the work of John Carpenter,...

I somehow missed the first trailer for Antlers, but the film is sure as hell on my radar now that Fox Searchlight has released a new atmospheric trailer. Directed by Scott Cooper (Hostiles), the upcoming horror film centers around a small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, as they discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) has been harboring…...

Fox Searchlight has dropped the latest trailer for Antlers. While the first Antlers trailer set the cryptic story in motion, the new footage fills in the blanks. And those blanks may be something that horror fans are never able to scrub from their memory. Keri Russell takes the lead in the movie, but the new footage is pretty much dialogue-free and it speaks for itself. This is going to be a very interesting and grim story to unfold on the big screen.

In Antlers, a small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences. In the first trailer, Lucas Weaver (Thomas) is telling a story about three bears that live in a dark cave. Something dark changes in this family and it's clear that little Lucas is telling a very...

Joseph Baxter Dec 10, 2019

Guillermo del Toro-produced horror film Antlers stars Keri Russell and Jesse Plemons as a small town plagued by a mysterious monster.

Antlers will showcase an intriguing spin on horror film conventions, mixing the old “a boy and his monster” fantasy trope of Pete’s Dragon and Where the Wild Things Are with a voraciously deadly deer twist.

Guillermo del Toro serves as a producer for Antlers; a duty that, a few years back, saw him appoint Black Mass director Scott Cooper, who worked off a script that he co-wrote with C. Henry Chaisson and Nick Antosca, adapting Antosca’s short story, The Quiet Boy. David Goyer and J. Miles Dale also serve as producers.

Keri Russell and Jesse Plemons headline here, joined by Jeremy T. Thomas, who plays a small-town kid with the most problematic secret buddy ever.

Antlers Trailer

A new trailer for Antlers has arrived,...

Ahead of its release sometime next year, the official trailer for Antlers (produced by Guillermo del Toro and co-written by Channel Zero creator Nick Antosca) has been unleashed by Fox Searchlight, giving horror fans a deeper look at its unsettling creature-centric scares.

Directed by Scott Cooper from a screenplay by C. Henry Chaisson & Nick Antosca and Scott Cooper, based on Antosca's short story "The Quiet Boy," Antlers stars Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane, and Amy Madigan. Slated for a 2020 release from Fox Searchlight, the film is produced by Guillermo del Toro, David Goyer, and J. Miles Dale.

Synopsis: "In Antlers, a small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences."



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Fox Searchlight and Walt Disney Pictures has released a new trailer for Antlers, the horror story directed by Scott Cooper (Black Mass) and produced by monster maestro Guillermo del Toro (Shape of Water). The film's script was co-written by Henry Chaisson (Breaker Breaker) and Nick Antosca, based on Antosca's short story "The Quiet Boy", which you can read in its entirety right here. Keri Russell is set to star as an Oregon teacher who, along with her small-town sheriff brother (Jesse Plemons), discovers a local boy (Jeremy T. Thomas) is hiding a horrifying secret. Outside of …...

A supernatural creature takes over a young boy's home in the latest trailer for the Fox Searchlight Pictures horror film Antlers.

Set in a small town in Oregon, the film follows teacher Julia Meadows (Keri Russell) and her sheriff brother Paul (Jesse Plemons) as they become entwined with a young student who harbors a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Amy Madigan, Scott Haze and Rory Cochrane also star in the Scott Cooper-directed film. Guillermo del Toro, J. Miles Dale and David S. Goyer produced the film.

The trailer opens with Lucas Weaver (Thomas) ominously ...

A supernatural creature takes over a young boy's home in the latest trailer for the Fox Searchlight Pictures horror film Antlers.

Set in a small town in Oregon, the film follows teacher Julia Meadows (Keri Russell) and her sheriff brother Paul (Jesse Plemons) as they become entwined with a young student who harbors a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Amy Madigan, Scott Haze and Rory Cochrane also star in the Scott Cooper-directed film. Guillermo del Toro, J. Miles Dale and David S. Goyer produced the film.

The trailer opens with Lucas Weaver (Thomas) ominously ...

Scott Cooper's supernatural horror film Antlers will hit theaters April 17, 2020, Fox Searchlight said Wednesday.

The pic is produced by Guillermo del Toro, David Goyer and J. Miles Dale.

The story follows a small-town Oregon teacher, Julia Meadows (Keri Russell), and her sheriff brother, Paul (Jesse Plemons), as they become entwined with a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) who harbors a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

Graham Greene, Amy Madigan, Scott Haze and Rory Cochrane round out the cast.

Cooper directed from a screenplay by C. Henry Chaisson, Nick Antosca and Cooper, based on Antosca's short story The ...

Scott Cooper's supernatural horror film Antlers will hit theaters April 17, 2020, Fox Searchlight said Wednesday.

The pic is produced by Guillermo del Toro, David Goyer and J. Miles Dale.

The story follows a small-town Oregon teacher, Julia Meadows (Keri Russell), and her sheriff brother, Paul (Jesse Plemons), as they become entwined with a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) who harbors a dangerous secret with frightening consequences.

Graham Greene, Amy Madigan, Scott Haze and Rory Cochrane round out the cast.

Cooper directed from a screenplay by C. Henry Chaisson, Nick Antosca and Cooper, based on Antosca's short story The ...

After his first four films–Crazy Heart, Out of the Furnace, Black Mass, and Hostiles–fell into the prestige drama territory, Scott Cooper is loosening up a bit for his next feature, diving into full-on horror with Antlers. Produced by Guillermo del Toro, Fox Searchlight have now debuted the first trailer ahead of an early 2020 release.

The film follows a small-town Oregon teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother (Jesse Plemons), the local sheriff, who discover that a young student (Jeremy T. Thomas) is harboring a dangerous secret with frightening consequences. Shot by Florian Hoffmeister, cinematographer of Terence Davies’ Sunset Song and The Deep Blue Sea, the trailer has no shortage of compelling imagery.

Also starring Jt Corbitt, Graham Greene, Scott Haze, Rory Cochrane, and Amy Madigan, see the trailer and poster below.

Antlers opens in early 2020.