This new flick is a fresh take on the classic Dracula story, with a modern twist that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. In the film, we follow Renfield, Dracula’s loyal but terrible boss, played by Nicholas Hoult. And get this – he’s been serving Dracula for centuries! But one day, he finally snaps and decides he’s had enough of the toxic relationship.With the support of a slightly confused but well-meaning group for toxic relationships, Renfield sets out to break free from Dracula’s control and find a life of his own. The film wields a top-notch cast to boot, with Nicolas Cage as Dracula, and Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, and Adrian Martinez all making appearances. The film promises to deliver a perfect blend of horror and comedy, and it’s definitely one to add to your calendar for April.

The hotly-anticipated first trailer for The Little Mermaid has finally arrived! Halle Bailey’s casting as Ariel was announced back in July 2019, and fans have been eagerly waiting for more information about the film ever since. Directed by Rob Marshall, and including new songs by original composer Alan Menken and Lin-Manuel Miranda – it’s sure to take the world by storm. Boasting an impressive cast, with Jonah Hauer-King as Prince Eric, Javier Bardem as King Triton, and Melissa McCartney as Ursula – The Little Mermaid is built for a triumph. The voice cast is equally impressive, with Daveed Diggs as Sebastian, Jacob Tremblay as Flounder, and Awkwafina as Scuttle. Set to hit theaters in just a few months, viewers will soon be subsumed into The Little Mermaid’s surreal splendour.

The highly anticipated final season of Succession is almost here, and the first full-length trailer for the show’s fourth season promises more drama and intensity than ever before. Creator Jesse Armstrong has confirmed that this will be the show’s final season, and the trailer suggests that the media conglomerate family is embroiled in a power struggle after the failed coup by three of the siblings in the third season finale. The trailer hints at alliances forming among the siblings, as well as with rival media conglomerate the Pierce family, whose potential acquisition by Waystar formed the primary story arc of the second season. The deadpan dramatics that Succession is known and loved for are on full display in the trailer, with memorable lines like “excited to get into this knife fight?” from Shiv. Succession‘s final season will premiere on HBO on March 26th and on Sky Atlantic and NOW in the UK on March 27th. Viewers can expect a gripping conclusion to one of HBO’s most successful dramas.

You Hurt My Feelings is a dramedy film that promises to leave audiences entertained and emotionally invested from start to finish. Directed by the talented Nicole Holofcener, the film reunites her with the legendary Julia Louis-Dreyfus in a captivating story of love, betrayal, and career struggles.The film follows the story of Beth, a successful author working on her first novel, who is confronted with the harsh truth of what her husband, Don, really thinks of her work. As Beth grapples with this newfound betrayal, the couple attempts to mend their relationship and navigate their individual career challenges. Early reviews have praised the film’s sharp writing, heartwarming performances, and Holofcener’s masterful direction. Set to be unleashed by A24, the studio behind the critically acclaimed films such as Moonlight and Lady Bird, You Hurt My Feelings will land in theaters on May 26.

If the Bridgerton series has been tickling your fancy since its debut in 2020, then we’ve got some great news. Netflix and Shondaland just dropped the official trailer for their highly-anticipated prequel series, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story. Set in the Bridgerton universe, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story follows the rise of Queen Charlotte to power and prominence. We all know Queen Charlotte as the scene-stealing, witty, character from the first season of Bridgerton, but this prequel is all about her. It explores how her marriage to King George sparked not only a great love story but also a societal shift. It’s the story of how the world of the Ton, which we’ve come to know and love in Bridgerton, was created.