Get a look at The Boys‘ season finale. Cobra Kai reveals the date for the next part of its long goodbye on Netflix. Plus, The Crow is armed and ready on a new poster. To me, my spoilers!

The Toxic Avenger

An interview conducted by The World of Reel with an undisclosed producer on Macon Blair’s long-awaited Toxic Avenger remake suggests the completed film is “unreleasable” and far “too out there” for any sort of commercial interest.

If it had great reviews then maybe the forecast would be a little rosier, but there isn’t much potential. It’s too niche. Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if we see it on Tubi a few years from now.

According to the article, co-producer Adam Masnyk also recently stated the film has been deemed “not safe enough to market” in a recent Twitter post.

This is factual. This is what we (I work in movie product licensing) were officially told as well regarding it. — Adam Masnyk🎃 () June 21, 2024
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice has been rated PG-13 for “violent content, macabre and bloody images, strong language, some suggestive material and brief drug use.” [Bloody-Disgusting]

Afraid

Bloody-Disgusting additionally reports the A.I. horror film, Afraid, has been rated PG-13 for “sexual material, some strong violence, some strong language, and thematic material.”

The Crow

Bloody-Disgusting also has a new poster (crowster?) for The Crow.

© Art of a Hit

A creepy, potentially supernatural record producer who invites a struggling rock band to his historical chateau in the trailer for Art of a Hit.

 

Cobra Kai

The second part of of Cobra Kai‘s final season will now air November 15 on Netflix.

Alien: The Series/Alien: Earth

The FX Alien show is now officially tiled Alien: Earth, and has wrapped production and of “a long post [production] that gets into visual effects”, showrunner Noah Hawley has told Variety.

The Boys

Finally, Amazon has released a new trailer for today’s season finale of The Boys.

 

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