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Jason Statham Reveals THE MEG 2 Will Now Shoot Early Next Year Jason Statham reveals director Ben Wheatleys THE MEG 2 is all set to start filming in January. Kill List and In The Earth director Ben Wheatley’s upcoming The Meg 2. Statham also revealed the new movie is all set to start filming next January. Statham tells Collider: “ We’re gonna start shooting in January if I get my dates right. Ben Wheatley is the director, I’m very excited to work with him. I’m thrilled to get going,...

The Meg 2 Begins Filming in Early 2022, Jason Statham Will Return to Punch More Sharks The Meg 2 Begins Filming in Early 2022, Jason Statham Will Return to Punch More Sharks Jason Statham has confirmed that The Meg sequel will begin filming in January next year. In a recent interview, Jason Statham has confirmed that things are finally falling into place regarding the follow up to the insane prehistoric Shark focused sci-fi action adventure movie The Meg, released in 2018. It has already be...

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Reece Shearsmith in In the Earth The British director conceived of, developed and shot the low-budget project, which Neon recently released, during the COVID-19 crisis when other films, including the Tomb Raider sequel, fell away. Trust Ben Wheatley to devote a fair chunk of lockdown to trying to creep audiences out. The cult British filmmaker — who made a name for himself with indie genre titles such as Kill List and Free Fire and Rebecca — used the pandemic to go back to his roots....

Ben Wheatley Wants to Make a New DOOM Movie KILL LIST and THE MEG 2 Director Ben Wheatley Wants to Make a New DOOM Movie. By Mike Sprague The Meg 2 and Kill List director Ben Wheatley has an all-new folk horror movie coming out in just a few short days called In the Earth. And today we hear the filmmaker wants to make a new Doom movie. Wheatley tells The Playlist podcast: “…I still want to make a Doom film, though. I know i...

real world of the COVID-obsessed left for the last year. Perched on the razor-thin boundary between lucidity and madness, it gnaws at the nerves and bludgeons the senses until submission — to humanity’s helplessness in the face of the ancient world’s elemental power—is the only recourse. Again, hello, lefties. Ben Wheatley’s forest horror IN THE EARTH — not much there there, despite starting with one of the better evocations of life during a pandemic https://t.co/7Uq13jGgnq Here’s...

The Meg 2 could feature multiple sharks, according to director Ben Wheatley. 

Greece may be the sun-kissed cradle of Western culture and a perennial magnet for tourism, but in recent decades it has seldom had a high profile in the film world. During the “golden age” of the 1950s and ‘60s things were somewhat different, as talents like stars Melina Mercouri and Irene Papas, plus directors Michael Cacoyannis and Costa-Gavras, achieved major international recognition. After that, however, a variety of factors contributed to a shrinking of exported features, the most p...

In Theaters 04.16 It’s difficult to know where to begin in a review of a film like In The Earth because the words “I want an apology” would pretty well cover everything, but it wouldn’t be much of an article. I actually had a reserved virtual seat for this film at Sundance in January and had multiple chances to watch it, in theory, but every time I got close, I thought of director Ben Wheatley’s last film, the Netflix remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rebecca, and decided that there ...

Alan Moore was right. Actually, German botanist Albert Bernhard Frank when, in 1885, he coined the term mycorrhiza to describe the fungi that live in and on plant roots, a symbiotic relationship essential to the survival of both, and newer research suggests it creates a vast network. When Alan Moore took over the writing of DCs Swamp Thing, he changed the story from being about a monstrous vegetable in human form to the story of the Green, the mystical elemental force connecting all plant life...