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This 1-hour 53-minute horror thriller film will send chills down your spine, climax will leave you speechless, has IMDb rating of 6.6, movie is…, lead actors are…
This 1-hour 53-minute horror thriller film will send chills down your spine, climax will leave you speechless, has IMDb rating of 6.6, movie is…, lead actors are…

India.com

time5 days ago

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This 1-hour 53-minute horror thriller film will send chills down your spine, climax will leave you speechless, has IMDb rating of 6.6, movie is…, lead actors are…

In the world of horror films, few stories manage to stand out by doing something truly different. One film did just that by taking a simple idea, what if vampires attacked when no one could escape—and placed it in one of the most chilling and isolated settings on Earth. With a sense of creeping dread and brutal survival, it gave horror lovers something fresh. It didn't rely on fancy effects or over-the-top jump scares. Instead, it brought terror in the form of long, freezing nights and monsters that thrive in the dark. Which film is this? The film we're talking about is 30 Days of Night, released in 2007 and directed by David Slade. Based on the comic book of the same name, the movie is set in Barrow, Alaska, where the sun disappears for 30 days during winter. As the town settles into darkness, a group of ruthless vampires arrives, turning the peaceful community into a feeding ground. Josh Hartnett stars as Sheriff Eben Oleson, a man who must lead the survivors, including his estranged wife Stella (played by Melissa George), in a desperate battle against bloodthirsty creatures that show no mercy. How were the performances? Danny Huston's performance as the terrifying vampire leader Marlow added to the intensity. His cold, emotionless portrayal left a lasting impression on audiences. Other actors like Ben Foster, who plays a creepy stranger preparing the town for the vampire attack, and Mark Boone Junior, who plays a local with a heroic streak, add depth to the small-town vibe and the growing horror. How was the box office reception? The film was made on a budget of approximately Rs 250 crore and earned over Rs 625 crore worldwide. Its gritty visuals and unique setting helped it stand out, earning a solid IMDb rating of 6.6. It is currently available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video and in some regions, it can also be found on YouTube Movies. The sequel to 30 Days Of Night Due to its success, the film led to a sequel in 2010 titled 30 Days of Night: Dark Days. The sequel follows Stella Oleson, now portrayed by Kiele Sanchez, as she travels to Los Angeles to expose the existence of vampires and take revenge. However, the sequel didn't connect with viewers the same way and received mixed reviews, with a lower IMDb score of 4.3. Still, the original remains a must-watch for horror fans, which is still remarked as best and terrifying vampire based movies ever made.

Look: Josh Hartnett begins production on Netflix creature thriller
Look: Josh Hartnett begins production on Netflix creature thriller

Yahoo

time01-08-2025

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  • Yahoo

Look: Josh Hartnett begins production on Netflix creature thriller

Aug. 1 (UPI) -- Oppenheimer's Josh Hartnett is leading the cast of a new Netflix series that is filming in Newfoundland. The Pear Harbor actor, 47, will star opposite Speak No Evil's Mackenzie Davis, Stranger Things' Charlie Heaton, The King Tide's Willow Kean, Sunny Dancer's Ruby Stokes, The Monkey's Rohan Campbell and Revival's Kaleb Horn in the untitled limited series. The streamer shared a photograph of the cast taking a selfie as production began. They stood before a large body of water and rolling green hills. "When a mysterious sea creature terrorizes a remote Newfoundland town, a hard-bitten fisherman must fight to protect his family, his community and his vanishing way of life," an official synopsis reads. The Umbrella Academy's Jesse McKeown directs. Solve the daily Crossword

Look: Josh Hartnett begins production on Netflix creature thriller
Look: Josh Hartnett begins production on Netflix creature thriller

UPI

time01-08-2025

  • Entertainment
  • UPI

Look: Josh Hartnett begins production on Netflix creature thriller

1 of 3 | Josh Hartnett stars in an upcoming Netflix limited series, which has not yet been named. Photo courtesy of Netflix Aug. 1 (UPI) -- Oppenheimer's Josh Hartnett is leading the cast of a new Netflix series that is filming in Newfoundland. The Pear Harbor actor, 47, will star opposite Speak No Evil's Mackenzie Davis, Stranger Things' Charlie Heaton, The King Tide's Willow Kean, Sunny Dancer's Ruby Stokes, The Monkey's Rohan Campbell and Revival's Kaleb Horn in the untitled limited series. The streamer shared a photograph of the cast taking a selfie as production began. They stood before a large body of water and rolling green hills. Untitled Newfoundland Project - a new series starring Josh Hartnett, Mackenzie Davis, and Charlie Heaton - is now in production! A hard-bitten fisherman discovers that his hometown is being terrorized by a mysterious creature. Also starring Willow Kean, Ruby Stokes, Rohan... Netflix (@netflix) August 1, 2025 "When a mysterious sea creature terrorizes a remote Newfoundland town, a hard-bitten fisherman must fight to protect his family, his community and his vanishing way of life," an official synopsis reads. The Umbrella Academy's Jesse McKeown directs.

Horoscope for Monday, July 21st, 2025
Horoscope for Monday, July 21st, 2025

Hamilton Spectator

time21-07-2025

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  • Hamilton Spectator

Horoscope for Monday, July 21st, 2025

The chances of making mistakes or getting into misunderstandings always increases during a Mercury retrograde. However, on a day like this, we can use the Mercury retrograde for correcting errors or smoothing things over after a disagreement. As such, we'll find the day to be best used for making revisions, repairs or upgrades. The current cosmic vibes are also advantageous for conflict resolution, finding a middle ground with others, or rekindling a connection — just as long as we're willing to put petty grievances or the need to be right to the side. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) There may be lots of things for you to do. Just be mindful of signing up for more than you can realistically handle. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Take time to check in with yourself and how you're feeling. Don't feel pressured to rush into anything today. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) You'll find the day to be useful for making edits to a work in progress, upgrading your tech tools, or sharpening your skills. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) There may be a delay in getting something you want. However, try not to stress too much about it. Focus on what you can control instead. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) It's a good day for reaching out to someone you want to reconnect with, especially if you need to make amends with this person. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) You may not be at your best today. Instead of beating yourself up about it, give yourself some grace. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Sometimes it's necessary to review your goals to determine if they still resonate with you or if there's a need to change your approach. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You may be presented with an opportunity to revive an old project or business idea. Today is also beneficial for troubleshooting and problem-solving. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Be open to learning or receiving help from others. It's impossible for you to do or know it all. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) What habits do you need to change to have a better work-life balance? Chances are, you know the answer. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Open and honest communication may be the key to strengthening or repairing a relationship. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) Do something good for your mental well-being. Take care of yourself. FOR TODAY'S BIRTHDAY When you care about something, you give it your all. You most likely have a larger-than-life personality that lights up any room you're in. Your passion and positivity enable you to bounce back from failure. As an idealist, you may have big dreams about saving the world or, at the very least, making it better. You take risks, you love hard, and you don't apologize for doing either. Your mission is to live your life as best you can. This year may be a self-reflective one for you. Take it as an opportunity to reconnect with yourself and make plans for your next big thing. BIRTHDATE OF: Josh Hartnett, actor; George Wallace, comedian/actor; Rory Culkin, actor.

Mackenzie Davis Joins Josh Hartnett in Netflix's Untitled Newfoundland Creature Thriller — GeekTyrant
Mackenzie Davis Joins Josh Hartnett in Netflix's Untitled Newfoundland Creature Thriller — GeekTyrant

Geek Tyrant

time11-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Geek Tyrant

Mackenzie Davis Joins Josh Hartnett in Netflix's Untitled Newfoundland Creature Thriller — GeekTyrant

Mackenzie Davis has officially signed on to star opposite Josh Hartnett in Netflix's upcoming limited series set on the rocky shores of Newfoundland, Canada. Stranger Things star Charlie Heaton has also joined the cast,. The currently untitled project comes from creator Jesse McKeown and will center around a small coastal town grappling with a mysterious threat from the sea. This six-episode series casts Hartnett as a hardened fisherman who finds himself battling to protect his family, his community, and a way of life that's disappearing fast—just as something terrifying and unknown washes up from the depths. Davis' role is still under wraps, but she's great and this seems like a great project for her, as it seems like this will be character-driven survival story set against a remote and haunting backdrop. McKeown will serve as showrunner and executive producer. Writing duties are handled by an impressive team including Karen Walton ( Orphan Black ), Perry Chafe ( St. Pierre ), and Natty Zavitz ( Edging ). The series will be directed by Jamie Childs, Helen Shaver, and Stephen Dunn. Davis recently starred in Blumhouse's Speak No Evil opposite James McAvoy and appeared in Swimming Home directed by Justin Anderson. On the film side, her credits include Blade Runner 2049 , Terminator: Dark Fate , Tully , and The Martian . Her television work is just as stacked, having led HBO Max's Station Eleven and starred in AMC's Halt and Catch Fire . She also made memorable appearances in Black Mirror and Love, Death & Robots . Behind the camera, Davis' directorial debut Woaca screened at both TIFF and the London Film Festival. Up next, she's set to headline Netflix's crime noir series The Undertow .

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