‘Animal Crossing’ horror short to be adapted into feature film

Jimmy Fallon not just continues to host his ever popular show The Tonight Show but is also raking in some views with a game of Among Us. Yes, you heard that right.

Jimmy Fallon, Gaten Matarazzo, Noah Schnapp and more will suss out the imposter for the late-night host’s first-ever Twitch stream on Tuesday.

Giving credit where credit’s due… even if it’s a little late.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticThose who typically scope the Academy Award-nominated shorts programs hoping to win the Oscar pool will have a particularly tough time of it with this year’s animated roster, as the options are wide-ranging but lack a clear frontrunner. A few of the talents have ties to Pixar, though only one short was actually developed at a studio, while the other four are far more personal, independent expressions with little in common, least of all technique.

Jimmy Fallon and Addison Rae caught backlash after performing dances on "The Tonight Show" without crediting the Black creators that came up with the routines.  The TikTok star appeared on the late-night show Friday to perform a series of eight dances that have been taking the popular social media site by storm.

If you’re a “Star Wars” fan, you likely fall into one of two categories.

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Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterVillage Roadshow Entertainment Group has appointed Tristen Tuckfield as the company’s executive VP of feature film.Tuckfield will work with Jillian Apfelbaum, executive VP of feature film, to co-run Village Roadshow Pictures film content across all platforms.

Tristen Tuckfield has joined Village Roadshow Entertainment Group as EVP, Feature Film.

With vaccines getting distributed pretty damn fast in the US, we’re starting to see some cities begin to recover and make plans for in-person events in the summer and fall. In the world of film festivals, it appears that the first event to really attempt a full in-person experience is going to be this year’s Tribeca.

The Tribeca Film Festival is moving ahead with its 20th-anniversary edition this June, moving screenings to outdoor venues and becoming the first major U.S. film festival held in person since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.As part of the festival, outdoor screenings will be held in all five New York City boroughs using portable 40-foot LED screens that will travel to different venues; community screenings will be included as part of the program.

Maya Rudolph returned to her old stomping ground at Rockefeller’s Studio 8H to host this weekend’s “Saturday Night Live”, and not surprisingly she revived her impression of Vice President Kamala Harris.

Hulu and Marvel’s upcoming adult animated series M.O.D.O.K. will be premiering in two months and more casting announcements were just made.

Hulu’s upcoming adult animated series, Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K., had key reveals today at a WonderCon@Home panel, including the voice casting for some guest roles.

EXCLUSIVE: Jim Klock, Chad Lindberg, Jamie Kaler and Jane Sibbett have boarded The Ninth House’s independent feature Breast Cancer Bucket List. 

Animal Crossing: New Horizons will introduce two nature-themed festivals during April, building on the game’s event-heavy start to 2021.This follows on from several events in March and a major update which introduced new characters and items.April 4 will bring Singmogil to Animal Crossing islands, a South Korean holiday that celebrates forests and the planting of trees.

EXCLUSIVE: Timur Bekmambetov, who is best known for the hyperviolent Angelina Jolie-led thriller Wanted and the bonkers first-person live-action shooter Hardcore Henry, is set to transform the scares of Julian Terry’s horror short Don’t Peek into a full-length feature.