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The official trailer for Primate, a survival horror story about a menacing “pet” chimpanzee, from director Johannes Roberts (2, 47 Meters Down, Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City), has been released. Watch the trailer above and read the gist. Lucy (Johnny Sequoia, “Dexter: The New Blood”) returns home from college and reunites with her Hawaiian family and their unusually tame chimpanzee, Ben. The poolside party goes awry when Ben becomes infected with rabies and becomes violently territorial. As the trailer shows, at one point we find Lucy and her friends barricaded in a pool holding Ben back, hoping he can’t…
Silent Hill F delivers one of the best horror experiences of the year and one of the best games in the series
Remakes and remasters are often seen as a safe bet these days. It can please fans with welcome nostalgia, but it can also signal an unwillingness to take creative risks. It’s been a year since the Silent Hill 2 remake, and a Silent Hill 1 remake has already been announced, so Silent Hill F stands out as an unusual and welcome gamble. With this latest installment, Konami and NeoBards Entertainment not only honor the franchise’s roots, but boldly reinvent it, delivering one of the best horror experiences of the year. And since Silent Hill’s vast and occasionally bewildering catalog…
Despite rumors surfacing that the Banjo-Kazooie reboot would be given a Double Fine to revive the dormant series, they instead opted for Keeper, a beautiful little piece of art that features a different combination of birds and other characters, a vibrant lighthouse and a brightly feathered shoebill-like bird named Twig. This is an experiential piece that feels like a big departure from the usual whimsy and comedy that they’ve built their home around. Sure, there’s something inherently goofy about a lighthouse on stilts trudging across an infected mountain landscape with birds in tow, but The Keeper is definitely trying to…
A group of industry leaders and screen companies have joined forces to officially launch Screen NZ International, an industry body focused on strengthening international production investment in Aotearoa. The not-for-profit organization’s purpose is to ensure New Zealand remains a globally competitive screening destination by advocating for competitive incentives, building relationships with clients, providing research and insight, and promoting New Zealand internationally. We look forward to working with governments, government agencies and industry partners. The founders and supporters will be responsible for physical production, finance, studio infrastructure, equipment supply and service, post-production, and VFX. Ground Control producer Mel Turner is the…
I’ve always been a fan of the Battlefield series and appreciate the more grounded approach compared to recent Call of Duty titles. But unfortunately, I have to admit that Battlefield 2042 didn’t hold my attention for very long. As a result of the game’s lackluster critical and commercial success, the team at Battlefield Studios decided to return to a more modern and traditional setting, which, while not perfect, was a much better experience overall. With the simple addition of a campaign mode, new multiplayer features, and the return of Battlefield Portal, there’s plenty to love no matter what era…
Sony brought INZONE to the event for the first time and made a strong first impression at PAX Australia 2025, but they didn’t come quietly. Taking over a dedicated booth on the show floor, Sony was there to prove that INZONE was more than just a side brand for PlayStation accessories. This was a full-fledged declaration that Sony wanted to be the company of choice for both competitive PC and console gamers. And based on what we saw, they might be onto something. INZONE H9 II – Noise canceling comfort meets FPS detail The flagship announcement was the INZONE…
Elevate Production Finance has promoted London-based Charles Auty to CEO, effective immediately. Oti, who previously served as chief commercial officer, will succeed Craig McMahon, who will continue as executive chairman and CEO of parent company Forte Corp Holdings. With 20 years of experience structuring and closing independent film and television deals in international markets, Mr. Oti will lead Elevate Production Finance’s strategy and operations, driving the company’s next phase of growth and enhancing its position as a trusted financing partner for producers and investors. Oti has successfully financed hundreds of films, including the Aquarius Film/Subotica series Mix Tape, Jeffrey Walker’s…
Tony Briggs and Damien Pladier’s production company Typecast has appointed Christopher Kamm as head of development. In his new role, Kam will oversee Typecast’s slate, serve as executive producer on select projects, and guide the company’s storytelling vision across scripts. Typecast is a multidisciplinary company specializing in Indigenous creativity across advertising, theater, broadcast, SVOD releases, as well as stage and live event production. With over 15 years’ experience in the UK and Australia, Mr Kamm worked as a development producer at BBC Studios ANZ from 2023 to 2024, where he led the development of Paramount+’s Ghosts. Previously, he spent nine…
‘Tinā’, ‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’, ‘Ka Whawhai Tonu’ lead nominations for New Zealand Screen Awards
Tinā, The Rule of Jenny Pen and Ka Whawhai Tonu will lead the charge at next month’s New Zealand Screen Awards, with nine nominations each. The Convert,We Were Dangerous, The Gone and Double Parked also feature strongly, earning six nods apiece, while Māori dramas End of the Valley and Dead Ahead, comedy series Madam and Happiness and children’s series Secrets at Red Rocks earned five. Tinā, Ka Whawhai Tonu and We Were Dangerous will contest the Best Feature Film prize, while four TVNZ shows will vie for Best Drama Series: The Brokenwood Mysteries, Dead Ahead ,The Gone Season 2 and A Remarkable Place to Die.…
Garuwa and Doc Society have announced the eight Indigenous storytellers selected for their annual Impact Lab, which aims to support projects centered on truth-telling, healing and community-led change. They include Zena Cumpston (Balkanji/Kurnu), Denise Faye (Argun/Badu Island, Kalaw Lagau Ya), Bianca Hunt (Kamilaroi, Balkinji, Baladon, Wajuku), Barbara Ibuai (Saibai Koedor/Guda Malirgar/Kalaw Kalaw Ya), and Shontel Lia Ketchel. (Kaanju, Wakaid, Merriam Mere), Lewis Mokaku (Jugun), Kayden Pearson (Bagarmugu), Merrin Trescott (Wiradjuri). The lab, which takes place in Wodi Wodi and Dharawar Country and incorporates indigenous values and methodologies, is led by Genevieve Greaves, director of Worimi and co-founder of Garwah, and…