If you were under the strange notion that this October's Gone Girl would be a lighthearted affair, this magazine cover will quickly disabuse you of that notion.

Director David Fincher photographed the cover himself, arraying stars Rosamund Pike and Ben Affleck for maximum creepiness, sharing an embrace on a cold and sterile autopsy slab.

Today brings a first look image of Ben Affleck as a man with many secrets, but not Batman.

As Affleck gears up to begin shooting Batman vs. Superman in the weeks to come, the inaugural image from Gone Girl has debuted online.

Synopsis:  An ordinary young man named Jesse ends up possessed by the same malevolent demon who previously claimed Kristi and Katie.

Opening in theaters on December 6th is the new thriller from director Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart) entitled Out of the Furnace, which was co-written by Cooper and Brad Ingelsby (The Dynamiter). The film truly features an all-star cast that includes Academy Award-winners Christian Bale (The Fighter), and Forest Whitaker (The Last King of Scotland), Academy Award-nominees Casey Affleck (The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford), Willem Dafoe (Platoon), Woody Harrelson (The People vs. Larry Flynt), and Sam Shepard (The Right Stuff), and popular actress Zoe Saldana (Star Trek Into Darkness).

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Woody Harrelson and director Scott Cooper to talk about their work on Out of the Furnace. The acclaimed filmmaker and Oscar-nominee discussed their new film, its incredible opening scene, how it sets the tone for the movie and Harrelson's character, why Jaws was an inspiration for his role, his challenge in humanizing his villainous character, the use of Pearl Jam's Release in the opening and ending credits, and Eddie Vedder's unique contribution to the project. 

Opening in theaters on December 6th is the new thriller from director Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart) entitled Out of the Furnace, which was co-written by Cooper and Brad Ingelsby (The Dynamiter). The film truly features an all-star cast that includes Academy Award-winners Christian Bale (The Fighter), and Forest Whitaker (The Last King of Scotland), Academy Award-nominees Casey Affleck (The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford), Willem Dafoe (Platoon), Woody Harrelson (The People vs. Larry Flynt), and Sam Shepard (The Right Stuff), and popular actress Zoe Saldana (Star Trek Into Darkness).

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Christian Bale to talk about his work on Out of the Furnace. The Oscar-winning actor discussed his new film, Philbrick's visit to the set, Bale's research for his role in Braddock, Pennsylvania while shooting The Dark Knight Rises in Pittsburgh, what Sam Shepard said about working with Bale, why Bale liked working with Shepard, collaborating with writer/director Scott Cooper, and why Cooper would not have made the film without Bale's participation. 

Synopsis: A couple’s preteen son and daughter inexplicably reappear after being lost overnight on a desolate, cave-riddled mountainside. Becoming withdrawn and beginning to exhibit strange behavior, their parents quickly assume something sinister happened to them while missing and alone. But after hearing an ominous local legend… the concerned mother and father begin to realize that their children may have fallen prey to something inhuman—and that this dark, unstoppable evil has now returned home with them.

Even for audiences who aren't righteously devoted to Park Chan-wook's brilliant original, the Americanized Oldboy remake represents a tough sell.

So with three weeks until Spike Lee's latest movie hits Stateside theaters, FilmDistrict has rolled out some photos and a new theatrical trailer to convey this Oldboy's intensity.

It's easy to let exercise slide amidst all the distractions of a workaday life.  But imprisoned in a single room with no real human contact for two solid decades, you could really focus on getting in shape.

A new clip-like video promoting this month's Oldboy remake demonstrates just that, as Josh Brolin goes from a schlub with a beer belly to a lean, one-man whirlwind of violent retribution.

Both Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger tend to be better at destroying stuff onscreen than subtly observing their environment.

But the latest clip from Escape Plan has the two action icons collecting information on the sly, no pun intended.

A new clip from The Counselor turns a bit of panty-shopping between two very attractive people into a surreal scene that, like almost everything we've seen from Ridley Scott's latest, practically oozes bad intentions.