Director Doug Liman, who helmed the hit Amazon MGM remake Road House featuring Jake Gyllenhaal, is gearing up to make his Part 2 without the actor or the studio that backed the first film. Doug Liman ...

Road House 2 gets a new filming update, with the Jake Gyllenhaal movie now looking to get cameras rolling in the near future. Serving as a remake of the 1989 Road House starring Patrick Swayze, Doug ...

Will Beall wrote the film's script, although its plot still remains under wraps. The film's production will take place in the U.K., Malta and Savannah, Georgia. The studio promises that the new film ...

Sources tell me that the actor has been offered a role in the Amazon MGM Studios sequel. Reps for Bautista and the streamer did not comment. The reboot was directed by Doug Liman, who publicly ...

Nearly two months after signing on to helm the upcoming sequel to a controversial action remake, director Guy Ritchie has exited the project. The British director is so far still slated to direct Wife ...

Guy Ritchie is on deck to direct the sequel to Amazon MGM’s 2024 Road House remake, reports Variety. The follow-up will see Jake Gyllenhaal return to the lead role as ex-UFC fighter-turned-bouncer ...

Decisions will need to be made quickly. The Road House remake in 2024 starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Conor McGregor was initially met with resistance in a number of ways. The backlash from fans who ...

Doug Liman is preparing to square off with the sequel to his own film. It's no secret that the director was deeply frustrated by the Prime Video streaming release of his 2024 Road House reboot ...

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A whole bunch of diehard Patrick Swayze fans will ask you if the first remake should've ever been made, but that didn't stop millions from tuning in to watch Amazon's "Road House" remake starring Jake ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...