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#Run 2020 #Movie Trailer w / #SarahPaulson – via Lionsgate Pictures Release: 05/08/2020 They say you can never escape a mother’s love… but for Chloe, that’s not a comfort — it’s a threat. There’s something unnatural, even sinister about the relationship between Chloe (newcomer Kiera Allen) and her mom, Diane (Sarah Paulson). Diane has raised her daughter in total isolation, controlling every move she’s made since birth, and there are secrets that Chloe’s only beginning to grasp. From the visionary writers, producers and director of the breakout film Searching, comes a suspense thriller that shows that when mom gets a little too close, you need to RUN. Lionsgate presents, a Search Party production. Starring Sarah Paulson and introducing Kiera Allen Directed By Aneesh Chaganty Produced By Natalie Qasabian, p.g.a., Sev Ohanian, p.g.a. Watch epicheroes You Tube Channel for the Latest Movie Trailers Exclusive Access to Hollywood Celebrities & Custom Made Video edits. source Comic Book Movies Videos Trailer, Interviews

This week, Mount & Blade 2 finally got a release date (well, for early access), Kickstarter unionised, and the Gothic Remake got the go-ahead. Read on for more of the week’s PC gaming goings-on in our News Digest, and do also check out the Weekly Updates Update for the week’s big patches. Mount & Blade 2 enters early access March 31st After seven years, it’s finally almost here! Well. Here in some form. The full launch is expected to be a year later. The coronavirus is affecting Valve Index With Half-Life: Alyx now one month away, Valve have said coronavirus trouble is why their cybergoggles are all sold out. They’re working on it! And the game does work on other goggs. Kickstarter have unionised After supporting loads of games, the crowdfunding platform are now supporting their workers. Gothic Remake going ahead Following feedback from a public prototype, THQ Nordic say they’ve decided to go ahead with a full remake of the 2001 fantasy RPG. They say they have listened to what folks didn’t like about the prototype too. Devotion will be preserved in the Harvard-Yenching Library collection The deece horror game pulled from sale after upsetting the Chinese government. We still can’t buy it, but it’s good it’s being formally preserved. Overwatch and Diablo cartoons coming? According to a slip-up in an executive’s LinkedIn profile, yep! Grand Theft Auto IV losing GFWL and multiplayer Microsoft’s ancient and awful Games For Windows Lives system caused Rockstar to stop selling GTA 4 …

Amazon Prime has always trailed the prestige streaming pack behind Netflix and Hulu when it comes to original programming, despite having more than a few really solid shows. It looks like they’re putting all of Jeff Bezos’s considerable power behind Hunters, which debuts on February 21. The series follows a group of people in mid-70s New York City who find out that hundreds of escaped Nazis are hiding in plain sight under fake identities and come together to take them out. Nazi hunting is a proud occupation that is enjoying a resurgence, so we thought we’d celebrate by spotlighting some of our favorite fictional Reich wreckers. BJ Blazkowicz The hero of the Wolfenstein series is one of the most decorated Nazi hunters of all time. BJ first debuted in 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D and has returned numerous times, getting his backstory fleshed out in recent games. The former Army Ranger was brought into the Office of Secret Actions to investigate the Third Reich’s occult shenanigans, only to discover that they’re planning all sorts of stuff. In his very first appearance he killed Hitler. In recent games, BJ gets put into a coma only to wake in an alternate reality in which the Nazis won WWII, which just gives him more of the buggers to slaughter. Magneto As created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, Magneto was just a one-note mutant villain with dreams of world conquest. It took Chris Claremont to turn him into a three-dimensional character by fleshing out his …

The world of tech continued to pushing ahead at full throttle in 2019. While most brands push to provide more powerful, sleek and useful devices, there’s also the other end featuring bizarre and scary technology. We take a look back at the tech trends of 2019, as well as the top tech of the year. As is most often the case, the Rand-Dollar exchange had a significant impact on the price of locally-bought technologies, not to mention the negative economic and the likes. But, while our pockets have felt the pinch, the continued increased size of the middle class ultimately meant that there is still sufficient market for the latest and greatest products on our shores. We have seen a few brands – some new and some well-established names – pull out of the South African market due to the decreased sales in certain categories, as well as the result of newer, more sought-after names having replaced them. Irrespective of the market’s ever-changing landscape, the fight for territory and winning over the average South African is as fierce as it’s ever been. In previous years, most of the latest features and improvements have come from smartphones, always pushing the boundaries with what’s possible to cram into a pocket-sized device. From the improved camera to newly introduced features, the smartphone has become a necessity for a few billion users across the globe. That said, 2019 has seen a huge change in the tech landscape, with feature-rich products now being offered across …