Trailer Blitz! John Candy: I Like Me, MEGADOC, Die My Love, SHELL, Are We Good? and More
Here's a list of films coming to screens soon!
🎥 “Die My Love” Teaser Trailer: Jennifer Lawrence Spirals Into Obsession and Madness in Lynne Ramsay’s Intense Martial Drama with Robert Pattinson — In Theaters This November via MUBI
You’ve heard of the concept of the banality of evil—the idea that evil can arise from thoughtless conformity. Well, filmmaker Lynne Ramsay is here to confront the fears of the banality of love. Not the kind that sweeps you off your feet, but the kind of love that quietly consumes you until there’s nothing left. Where thoughtless conformity, under the guise of love, leaves a devastating impact on the human psyche.
Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence stars opposite Robert Pattinson in Ramsay’s latest, Die My Love, where the two are seemingly given full rein to explore every emotion imaginable—raw, fragile, and unflinching. They scream, they dance, they kiss, and they scream again. It’s a blistering portrait of a marriage eroded by isolation, longing, and the crushing weight of unmet desire. With Ramsay at the helm, every frame promises to cut deep, turning love’s quiet suffocation into something both haunting and unforgettable.
Adapted from Ariana Harwicz’s acclaimed Argentine novel of the same name, the film follows Grace (Lawrence) and Jackson (Pattinson) as they trade the buzz of New York City for the wide-open quiet of Jackson’s rural Montana hometown. At first, it feels like a reset: new surroundings, a new family, a new rhythm. But as Grace settles into motherhood, the silence becomes suffocating. Isolation gnaws at her, her mind begins to fray, and what once felt like love starts twisting into something jagged and dangerous.
Apparently, it was filmmaker Martin Scorsese who first discovered Harwicz’s novel and passed it along to Jennifer Lawrence and her production company, Excellent Cadaver, as a potential starring vehicle. Scorsese has remained involved as a producer, working alongside Lawrence and her team to bring Die My Love to the screen.
Co-starring Sissy Spacek, LaKeith Stanfield, and Nick Nolte, Die My Love premiered earlier this summer at Cannes, earning strong notices from critics and early awards buzz for Lawrence’s performance. The film is slated to open in theaters this November, courtesy of MUBI.
🎥 “SHELL” Trailer: Elisabeth Moss and Kate Hudson Face Off in Max Minghella’s Hollywood Wellness Thriller — In Theaters and on VOD October 3rd
Welcome to Hollywood—where having talent is a must, but looking fabulous is practically a requirement!
Elisabeth Moss stars in this new stylish thriller as an actress looking to reinvent herself in more ways than one. She’s also reuniting with her Handmaid’s Tale co-star Max Minghella, who makes his sophomore directorial effort following his 2018 debut, Teen Spirit.
In SHELL, former Hollywood darling Samantha Lake (Elisabeth Moss) is desperate for a career comeback when she’s lured into the glossy, too-perfect world of wellness CEO Zoe Shannon (Kate Hudson). Convinced this could be the opportunity she’s been waiting for, Samantha agrees to undergo the company’s regimented beauty treatment program. But when patients begin to vanish, she discovers that this glittering empire may be concealing something monstrous beneath its polished surface. And those juice drinks and diet meal plans aren’t as clean and wholesome as they appear to be.
In addition to Moss and Hudson, the cast also features Arian Moayed (Succession), rocker Este Haim, Elizabeth Berkley (Showgirls), Kaia Gerber (Bottoms), Lionel Boyce (The Bear), and more.
SHELL arrives in theaters and on VOD/Digital October 3rd.