Regé-Jean Page will star and executive produce the erotic thriller series 'Hancock Park' at Netflix, which follows a charismatic outsider infiltrating a wealthy Los Angeles family, exposing secrets and desires. The project is in accelerated development, with a script-to-series commitment, and is produced by Matthew Barry, Creative Engine, and Fifth Season.
The Hunting Wives is a popular Netflix series blending soap opera, erotic thriller, and scandal, known for its provocative sex scenes, wild plot twists, and satirical take on small-town life, making it a hit among viewers seeking escapism and bold storytelling.
The Hunting Wives is a raunchy, high-drama murder mystery series on Netflix that combines sexy intrigue with a well-paced storyline, making it a good summer entertainment choice for viewers who enjoy over-the-top characters and plot twists, with a focus on female sexuality and complex relationships.
Glen Powell is set to star in 'Homewreckers,' an erotic thriller based on Neil Paik's novella, which he will adapt for the screen. The story follows a couple, Beth and Henry (played by Powell), whose marriage is strained by suspicion and emotional distance. The plot thickens as Beth is offered a chance to reconnect with a younger version of Henry through advanced AI technology, forcing them to confront their relationship's emotional turmoil. Powell's recent credits include 'Twisters' and 'Top Gun: Maverick.'
Glen Powell is at the center of a major bidding war for the rights to star and produce 'Homewreckers,' an erotic thriller with a sci-fi twist based on an unpublished short story by Neil M. Paik. Several major studios, including Legendary, Lionsgate, and Warner Bros., are vying for the project. This marks a significant moment in Powell's successful year, following his roles in 'Anyone But You' and 'Twisters,' and his Golden Globe nomination for 'Hit Man.' Paik, known for turning his stories into sought-after projects, will also write the script.
"Babygirl," an erotic thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson, unexpectedly became a Christmas movie after writer-director Halina Reijn rewrote the script due to a scheduling change caused by a strike. Originally set in the summer, the film's new holiday backdrop serves as a metaphor for the protagonist's performative quest for perfection. The film, featuring elaborate Christmas scenes, will be released on December 25.
Nicole Kidman's upcoming film "Babygirl," directed by Halina Reijn, is generating strong reactions for its intense and provocative content. The film, set to release on Christmas Day, explores themes of identity and desire, resonating with viewers who find it both disturbing and liberating. Kidman relates her character's journey to real-life challenges faced by women in the entertainment industry, highlighting the film's introspective nature.
Actress Liz Hurley spoke about feeling "liberated" after appearing in a lesbian sex scene directed by her son Damian in their upcoming film "Strictly Confidential," while Damian addressed the "controversy" surrounding their collaboration. The 58-year-old actress expressed feeling safe and looked after while working with her son, and mentioned the possibility of collaborating with family again in the future. The film is set to be released on April 5 in select cinemas and on various streaming platforms.
The first episode of Amazon Prime's Dead Ringers, adapted from the David Cronenberg film, introduces us to twin gynecologists Beverly and Elliot Mantle, played by Rachel Weisz. The sisters are different in many ways, with Beverly being more reserved and devoted to the science of childbirth, while Elliot is the public face of their operation and more confident. The episode sees the sisters trying to secure funding for a new birthing center while also dealing with personal issues, including Beverly's attraction to a patient and the cracks in their facade beginning to show. The show is hypersexual and hypergory, with sharp writing and excellent cinematography.