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Claudi Doumit is reportedly joining the upcoming M3gan erotic thriller spin-off called Soulma8te. A new report says The Boys star will appear in Soulm8te alongside the previously announced cast members Lily Sullivan and David Rysdahl. The story for Soulm8te follows a man (Rysdahl) buying an AI-powered android (Sullivan) to help him deal with the loss of his wife. “In an attempt to create a truly sentient partner, the man inadvertently turns a harmless lovebot into a deadly soulmate,” reads a line from the movie’s description. Deadline broke the news of Doumit joining the cast.Doumit plays Victoria Neuman on The Boys. She’s also known for portraying Farah in the Call of Duty franchise.Blumhouse is partnering with James Wan’s Atomic Monster on the spin-off after both companies enjoyed great …

It’s hard to believe Superman has been around for over 85 years. In that time, the Man of Steel has been the star of dozens of comics, movies, and TV series. Soon, fans will be able to catch up on the hero’s decades-spanning history with the upcoming Superman: The Definitive History book. The 400-page book looks to be the most comprehensive book about the last son of Krypton, and you can preorder it now ahead of its November 5 release date.

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Sony and Ballistic Moon have confirmed that the remake of Until Dawn will officially launch on October 4 for PS5 and PC. A remake of the 2015 horror game that Supermassive Games originally developed, Until Dawn tells the story of a group of friends stuck on Blackwood Mountain and forced to make tough decisions as they attempt to survive a terrible night.If you’re looking to see just how much of a difference there is between the game, you can check out the trailer below showing off a comparison between the gamess. For the remake, Ballistic Moon said that its intention has not been to alter the events of the game, but to give it instead a “cinematic update” while also offering players a “more intimate experience” through the enhanced visuals. Remade entirely in Unreal Engine 5, Unti…

This week, the Borderlands movie is out in theaters, and the reviews have not been kind. On top of everything else, the PG-13 film is up against Marvel’s R-rated juggernaut, Deadpool and Wolverine, which should sail to another win in its third weekend. But there’s a much darker version of Borderlands that we may never see, because this film was originally intended to be R-rated as well.Borderlands stunt coordinator Jimmy O’Dee told ScreenRant that the movie had a lot of gory violence, including decapitations and dismemberment, that didn’t make it into the final film.”We were shooting an R-rated movie when we did it,” recalled O’Dee. “So, we were blowing people’s heads off. And we were cutting feet off. We were doing all of that. But then, you know, a lot happens. We shot that nearly three …