Long-Delayed Horror Film Antlers Gets New Release Date
Antlers has had a tough go of things, as its first trailer debuted back in 2019 and it has undergone a number of delays for various reasons, with its new release date claiming it will land in theaters on October 29th. It s entirely possible, of course, that as that release date approaches, it could be delayed once again, but with this new release date being nine months away, surely the studio is hopeful that they won t have delay it further. It s also unknown whether the film will debut exclusively in theaters or if it will be made available to rent on VOD on that same date.
Atkinson returned to the county for sequel
Johnny English Reborn, with the golf course at Brocket Hall this time featuring prominently, along with a helicopter cutting down trees at the Hertfordshire stately home.
2. Transformers: The Last Knight
Sunday, January 17
Film4, 5.55pm.
This 2017 sci-fi adventure sequel from director Michael Bay sees the return of Bumblebee and Mark Wahlberg as Cade Yeager.
Sir Anthony Hopkins also joins the cast as Sir Edmund Burton, who has a deep understanding about the history of the Transformers on Earth.
In the fifth instalment of the
Transformers franchise, Quintessa brainwashes Optimus Prime. She orders him to travel to Earth to help her get an ancient artefact.
Atkinson returned to the county for sequel
Johnny English Reborn, with the golf course at Brocket Hall this time featuring prominently, along with a helicopter cutting down trees at the Hertfordshire stately home.
2. Transformers: The Last Knight
Sunday, January 17
Film4, 5.55pm.
This 2017 sci-fi adventure sequel from director Michael Bay sees the return of Bumblebee and Mark Wahlberg as Cade Yeager.
Sir Anthony Hopkins also joins the cast as Sir Edmund Burton, who has a deep understanding about the history of the Transformers on Earth.
In the fifth instalment of the
Transformers franchise, Quintessa brainwashes Optimus Prime. She orders him to travel to Earth to help her get an ancient artefact.
Jeff Cronenweth sprung from cinema. His dad, Jordan Cronenweth, shot
Blade Runner,
Stop Making Sense, and the best bits of
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. From roaming his father’s sets, the younger Cronenweth absorbed his hunger for the lens. He crawled through crews, starting as a loader and camera assistant before coming face-to-face with
David Fincher.
Cronenweth met Fincher when shooting pickups on the Madonna music video “Oh Father.” From there, he acted as a camera operator on
Se7en and as the second unit cinematographer for
The Game. The director eventually gave Cronenweth his first feature as director of photography on