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Kate Beckinsale & Ryan Phillippe’s New Psychological Thriller ‘The Patient’ First Look Revealed

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By Patrick Cavanaugh Verified
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Kate Beckinsale cemented her legacy in the world of horror thanks to starring as the werewolf-hunting vampire Selene in five Underworld movies, while also dropping by horror projects like Van Helsing, Vacancy, and Whiteout. More recently, she’s starred in adrenaline-fueled action thrillers, with her latest movie uniting her with I Know What You Did Last Summer star Ryan Phillippe in the psychological thriller The Patient.
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The History of Concrete (2026) [REVIEW]

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By Patrick Cavanaugh Verified
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I feel lucky to have gotten in on the How To with John Wilson train relatively early. Given that it debuted during the pandemic, everyone was starved for new post-Tiger King content, and I merely heard chatter that this new show was “good.” Shortly after it premiered, I couldn’t believe a series like this existed, as it highlighted the beautiful banality of everyday life, which especially came in handy at a time when the world had shut down.
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The Three H.P. Lovecraft Stories Guillermo del Toro Wants to Adapt for Television

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Long before winning an Oscar for The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro regularly expressed his interest in adapting H.P. Lovecraft‘s novella At the Mountains of Madness. Even with James Cameron and Tom Cruise reportedly getting on board the adaptation, del Toro ultimately confessed that, not only were the works of Lovecraft too unconventional for studios to fully support financially, but also that Ridley Scott‘s Prometheus was too similar to his adaptation that it would no longer be happening.
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