The first trailer for ‘Power’ spinoff starring Mary J Blige is here

By Amanda N'Duka

Two Mark Ruffalos are better than one.

Candyman originally came out in 1992 and it scared the hell out of me. Bees still worry me (yes I know they are an important resource, but what if?). The concept is simple, say his name 5 times and he appears to kill, much like Beetlejuice or Bloody Mary. The story was one of horror with race and social inequalities, and when it was announced that Jordan Peele would be bringing it to this century you know he was going to bring those important tropes.

As a working mom of three, Kerry Washington was unfazed by the 7 A.M. call time for our tropical-themed March cover shoot.

#Roommates, after months of anticipation the trailer for the upcoming remake of the classic 1992 horror film “Candyman” has finally been released. While the film, from director/producer Jordan Peele looks amazing, fans are obsessed with the trailer’s use of a Destiny’s Child classic.

Earlier today, a Trailer was releases for a new Candyman, making this property the latest in a long line to get sequels long after the prior installment. Normally, this would only get passing notice and seem like a shameless money grab.

Jordan Peele has done it again! For the trailer for Us he somehow turned the Luniz track I Got 5 On It into a horror anthem, and now he’s done it for the most unexpected artist of all: Beyoncé!

It has a creepy spin on Destiny's Child's 'Say My Name'

Jordan Peele is back with another terrifying thriller, this time taking on the 1992 horror classic “Candyman.”

There’s no escaping the haunts of Jordan Peele, cinema’s new master of horror and suspense. On Thursday, the and director released the first trailer for the upcoming remake of another horror classic:.   

An urban legend is reborn in the first trailer for “Candyman”.

It's the place where Queen recorded 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and Oasis laid down 'What's The Story? (Morning Glory)

The film marks the beginning of a new animated trilogy

The film marks the beginning of a new animated trilogy

'Fleabag' creator also has a guest role

Sky Italia has launched the first trailer for its highly anticipated thriller “Devils,” set to premiere in April on Sky. Produced by Lux Vide and Orange Studio with funding from Sky Studios, the series is distributed internationally by NBCUniversal Global Distribution.

#Roommates, the original “Power” may be officially over, but a collection of spin-offs are already in the works. Following the previous announcement of Mary J. Blige and Method Man starring in in the first planned spin-off, “Power Book II: Ghost”—it has just been revealed that Omar Epps has been cast in the third spin-off surrounding the character of Kanan.