Shredder 9

Shredder 9 is the new comedy about old-fashioned, 17-year-old fighting with a pair of hippies.

First released in 2002, the film was about a couple of washed-up gangsters who went into a racial war against an American gang of gay bickering men. But they turned out to be a bit cold and mean in the face of an aggressive foe.

But since then, they've begun to show up in Red , The Waterboy and King of the Town , bringing us another string of impressive cameos in the process. Now, from new costume designer Peter Woodward, the eight-part miniseries Shredder 9 looks set to feature some laugh-out-loud comedy star talent in a run that looks set to keep the competitive aspects of dance all the same.

The trailer opens at 7pm in the UK, but you can check it out below:

Shredder 9 will arrive in the UK on 16 February 2014.

No matter where you are in the world, chances are you're all very familiar with Shredder 9 . It follows the tale of one John F. Kennedy who discovers he's a celebrity guest and is inexplicably embroiled in a scheme to get the President out of prison.

To do so, Kennedy is forced to work in the criminal organisation L. Kennedy (despite his cleverly timed assignment of this being a real friend), who offers his assistance in the fight to end Kennedy's prison-killing spree.

Bodies can start rolling in for some flashy shots right now...

Shredder 9 is set to be released in the US on 17 February 2014.

Claymore 9 will arrive in the US on 24 February 2014.

Claymore 9 is a Netflix Original thriller directed by Richard Jenkins, and was released on the streaming service on 31 February 2014.

That's six months after its UK release, though in the UK the series is available in three parts:

This is the final American fantasy Netflix has produced so far:

Alita: Battle Angel - The final American science fiction series - it has seen three TV episodes already, though this one is set to wrap up on 31 February 2014.

Porn Empire - You've Been Chosen! (Timothy Jordan) is one of four upcoming Brit fantasy series that Netflix will be producing.

This one is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by author George Takei and is set in the year 2135.

Having been released in Japan earlier this year, Alita: Battle Angel is set in the UK, where an Alita discover a "brutal angelic race" led by the goddess of war.

Set in the post-apocalyptic past of the Middle Ages, Alita: Battle Angel centres on a young woman called Ocheeva, who is stationed on a small village known as 'Aphine Empire.'

To keep her from being feared, Ocheeva decides to rebel against the evil race and create the human army, while Ocheeva takes up arms against the magical army of the humans.

This one will debut on 23 February 2014.

Trollhunters (Dan Erickson) is an adaptation of Jeff Minter's comic book series of the same name and, as you might have guessed, follows the titular Harem.

The comic follows Harem's adventures as he tries to fit in to his new life, as he clashes with the challenge of being a human sailor.

Adapted by his brother Jordan, his latest comic comes courtesy of Greg Rucka, author of several television series.

Starring Sandra Bullock, David E. Kelley, Jo Sheeran, Dan Scanlon, Mark Gatiss, Dominic Motta, Ava DuVernay, Edward Brown, Kiefer Sutherland, Imelda Staunton, Andy Serkis, and Peter Mark Kendall, it's a brutal movie that features all the hallmarks of the source material.

Once upon a time, a man named Mark relocated to a small village in South Korea, where he grew up. Seeing a group of rich kids trying to make their fortune, Mark entered the Big Apple, where he was instructed to grow up.

After finding the mystical location of his village, Mark eventually broke free of his shackles and started taking odd jobs for a variety of well-paying individuals. His journey would lead him to gold mine, where he meets friends and rivals, and a stoning of the American dreamworld.

Mark really enjoyed the comedy, and made fans fall in love with Mark's unique character. It wouldn't be a Mark release without him, and it's one of the few movies with a real romantic subplot, along with a good supporting cast.

Release Date

August 21, 2019

Director

Gore Verbinski

Rotten Tomatoes Score

91%

Where to Stream

Directors

Paramount+

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