Developer Eustace Mita says an Ocean City Council presentation of his Icona at Wonderland plans won’t happen until August.

A Quiet Place, one of the scariest horror movies of all time, has landed a new streaming home in the UK. Directed by John ...

In a world where performance spaces are often dominated by younger crowd, there is a quiet shift taking place. This weekend, ...

as the destruction of New York City is rendered in stunning detail. Even intricate elements, like the sweat on Lupita Nyong’o’s face during the church scene, are crystal clear. A Quiet Place ...

Before there was A Quiet Place, there was A Loud Place known as New York City, filled with the sound of sirens and crowds all saying “Hey I’m walkin’ here!” In A Quiet Place: Day One ...

Would your cat survive the apocalypse? What if they couldn't meow, hiss or loudly purr? "A Quiet Place: Day One," the sci-fi prequel and third installment in the "Quiet Place" franchise, stars ...

A Quiet Place ... The film takes place on the first day of the invasion, documenting the early days in New York City as humanity desperately tries to survive. Black Panther’s Lupita Nyong ...

Moviefone speaks with Michael Sarnoski about 'A Quiet Place: Day One', which will be ... recreating and destroying New York City, and what it’s like to direct a cat. You can read the full ...

“A Quiet Place: Day One” shifts location from the rural area where the Abbotts lived to the big city. “Pig” director Michael Sarnoski takes over the reins from John Krasinski, who directed ...

A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski addressed ... that was kind of the story of this family man who wanted to escape the city." Lupita Nyong'o and Chloe Grace Moretz will be squaring ...

So when they return to the city together, they re-experience it together.” Sarnoski Was Intent On Having A Real Cat In The Movie While discussing A Quiet Place: Day One with THR, Michael ...

as they amble through a destroyed New York City (shot in London, of course). The “Quiet Place” movies have never been burdened by an overabundance of plot. That used to be a feature.