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(The husband had a friend who got on the wrong side of a local drug kingpin.) At least Liam Neeson already had a particular set of skills to begin with. on the day she was murdered. Credit: STX Films In a world whereJohn WickandAtomic Blondeexist, ho-hum shootouts in drug dens feel like a waste of time. There are stunts, but no choreography; theres violence, but no impact. Even a random Method Man appearance three-fourths of the way through the film doesnt make it fun....

Award-winning director Rayka Zehtabchis newest project,Period. EW spoke to Zehtabchi about the documentarys inception, its impact, and more. ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Why did you decide to makePeriod. Credit: The Pad Project They decided the best way to spread awareness about this issue was to make a documentary. Thats where I came into the picture. I heard about the issue, and I was incredibly moved by it. This film has received several awards....

Today marks the 20th anniversary of one of the most notorious movie moments of the ’90s. No, not the white-knuckle D-Day invasion sequence fromSaving Private Ryan. Or the Busby Berkeley bowling dream fantasia fromThe Big Lebowski. Credit: Everett Collection Or the stuck-in-a-trunk flirtation between George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez inOut of Sight. It all begins with the folks both behind and in front of the camera. In other words, this was hardly anyone’s idea of a Hollywood dream team....

They dont come back the same. The makers of the new film have their reasons and talked to EW exclusively about the change. If youre here, youve watched the newPet Sematarytrailer and learned where it deviates from Kings original narrative. Paramount Pictures Trust me, we were nervous about it, says producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. I feel this way about anything that you remake or update. If we gave you what you had before, we didnt do the subject matter much good....

Its decent enough, I guess. Fortunately, directing duo Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer get everything absolutely right in their bone-chillingly effective new remake. When bad things happen to them (and they will), were invested because theyre our surrogates. Credit: Kerry Hayes/Paramount Pictures Their horrors could just as easily be our horrors with a slight twist of bad luck. The writer of the newPet Sematary, Jeff Buhler, gets that. Jason Clarke stars as Louis Creed, a Boston E....

The names and writing are worn and weathered, and often misspelled by the children who scrawled them. But theyre still there, still remembered especially by the directors ofPet Sematary. (This isnt in the video, but EWsaw it in person when we visited the set.) This shows a faithfulness to the details that makes this one of Kings most enduring and unsettling tales. But the movie takes some new liberties with Kings book, as the filmmakersexplained exclusively to EW....

Pet Semataryreveals first trailer It plays like a bad dream. Masked children in the woods. A gruesome specter in the shadows. Paramount Pictures Heres a look at the creepier moments in the new film. The Creed family arrives at their new home in the Maine woods. The first jump scare is not supernatural. Paramount Pictures Its the roar of an Orinco oil truck, surging down the quiet road behind them....

Whats tragedy plus just a couple weeks? ForPete Davidson, its material for anSNLpromo. In a teaser for this weeks episodewith host Jonah Hill, Davidson jokingly proposed to musical guest Maggie Rogers. Credit: NBC Hi Maggie, Im Pete… You wanna get married? a blue-haired Davidson asks the singer. When Rogers rejects him, Davidson quips, 0 for 3. The joke refers to his engagement to singerAriana Grande, which the pair called offearlier this month....

Pete Davidson has some thoughts aboutChevy Chases dissof the current cast. I hate that dude… Hes just a genuinely bad, racist person. and I dont like him. Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic; S Meddle/ITV/REX/Shutterstock … Hes a putz. I dont like him. What has he done since 83? Like, nothing, Davidson continued. He had a really big career and then it stopped because everybody realized hes a jerkoff. He should know more than anybody [how hard the show is]....

My kids and grandkids called me and texted me about it, Rodriguez, 86, tells EW. We recorded [the original] in 1967, so its come a long way. I wasnt aware of Cardi, but my kids and grandkids were, he says. Hi Horse Records They were all excited; theyre fans. And Rodriguez is set to become a Cardi convert too. Released in 1967 on Bronx-based Alegre Records, the infectious boogaloo hit remains Rodriguezs most acclaimed song to date....

Fall Out Boy bassist and songwriter Pete Wentz has long been a proponent of being open about mental health. Ever since, Wentz has been using his platform to destigmatize and encourage conversations about mental health. I dont know, this one really, really hit me hard. Credit: Allen Berezovsky/Getty Images He continued, We have to talk about mental health [in an] open way. Have to help each other we all have struggles, none of this is easy....

Were, like, adults now! says bassist and songwriter Pete Wentz, 38. And part of being an adult means taking the time to get things right. Credit: Pamela Littkey So they spent the extra months expanding their sonic palette. We wanted to move the ball forward, Wentz says. The great thing about the way people listen to music now is theres such disregard to genre. I think this record is expansive in that way....