Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney could be joining the movie about giant mech suits spawned from the classic 1979 anime series ‘Mobile Suit Gundam’.

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A Hamilton-made horror film will have its hometown premiere this month. “It Feeds,” written and directed by local filmmaker Chad Archibald, will run at the Playhouse Cinema on April 17.

Saban Films has acquired Stuart Ortiz's horror film "Strange Harvest," which premiered at Fantastic Fest 2024.