Karen Gillan Teases the Possible Return of Nebula in the MCU

The making of Witchfinder General is dramatized in Tragedy Man. Tim Burton confirms he’s “open” to a live-action remake of Corpse Bride. Craig McCracken struggles to find a new home for The Powerpuff Girls. That’s all just well enough, because in reality there is only room enough in this world for one Morning Spoilers! One shall be the number of Morning Spoilers in the world, and the number of Morning Spoilers in the world shall be one. Two Morning Spoilers is too many, and three is right out! Incuba Project Variety reports Alicia Witt will star alongside María Camila Giraldo in Incuba Project, a Columbian horror movie from director Juan Pablo Arias. The story concerns Jhoana (Giraldo), “a Colombian immigrant who turns to surrogacy to make ends meet and allow her to care for her young son. She meets other women in similar situations at the Maternity Incuba Care, an agency that promises to help but under the condition that the women must spend all nine months of their pregnancy inside its remote facility. As her pregnancy progresses, the other women begin to vanish one by one, Jhoana uncovers the nefarious secret the agency is hiding.” According to the outlet, Witt plays Minerva, “the head of the agency and the women’s caretaker.” Replacer Deadline also reports Carrie-Anne Moss has joined the cast of Replacer, the “psychosexual horror movie,” starring Halsey from director Avan Jogia. “Stranded in Montreal,” the synopsis reads, “Proxy (Halsey), a troubled DJ, meets an alluring artist and his group of friends who run an underground radio station. The station’s broadcast becomes warped by a mysterious signal hidden deep beneath the city’s subway system.” Inferno Variety also reports Vera Farmiga will star in Inferno, an “occult horror film” from writer-director Bryan Hill “based on the ‘long-rumored’ special division of Britain’s Scotland Yard that investigates the occult.” Farmiga will play “a former detective whose pursuit of a killer forces her back into the ‘Black Branch’ and on the trail of the paranormal terror she thought she’d escaped.” Noah of the Blood Sea According to Deadline, L.A.-based Tyrus Pictures is developing a live-action feature film adaptation of Yu Satomi’s horror manga, Noah of the Blood Sea. The story follows “a group of passengers embarking on what promises to be an idyllic journey aboard a luxury cruise ship. But when passengers begin mysteriously disappearing, the voyage descends into a terrifying fight for survival.” Tragedy Man Variety reports Nicholas Denton is attached to play British horror filmmaker Michael Reeves opposite Tim Downie as Vincent Price in Tragedy Man, an “elevated folk horror feature” exploring “the turbulent relationship between Reeves and Price during the making” of 1968’s Witchfinder General. The project hails from VFX supervisor Michael Ellis (Cloverfield) and co-stars Hugh Bonneville as the British film producer and distributor Tony Tenser. The synopsis reads: “Set against 1960s London and the haunted countryside of East Anglia, Tragedy Man follows the young Reeves as he stakes his burgeoning career on Witchfinder General. His financiers bring in Hollywood horror star Price for the lead role, a casting choice Reeves vehemently opposes, seeing the veteran actor’s theatrical style as everything he wants to leave behind. Price, meanwhile, is confronting his own fears of becoming obsolete as Hollywood changes around him.” The MCU/Avengers: Doomsday During a recent interview with The Direct, Karen Gillan discussed her potential return as Nebula in the MCU. Maybe…You know I can’t tell you that. I have Marvel snipers on me. I have definitely spoken to them. Whether or not that was about making another appearance or not is a different story. Okay, waffle without saying anything at all. I’m still going. Basically, no spoilers over here. Corpse Bride Elsewhere, Vanity Fair asked Tim Burton if he’d ever consider directing a live-action remake of Corpse Bride. I keep it open. I’m really excited to look for what the next thing is. The Vile We also have a trailer for the upcoming U.S. release of The Vile, an Arabic-language psychological horror thriller. The film follows “Amani (Bdoor Mohammad), a devoted wife and mother whose seemingly stable family life is shattered when her husband returns home with a second wife, Zahra (Sarah Taibah), who is pregnant with his first son. Determined to remain in the home and protect her daughter Noor, Amani fights to preserve her place within the family as increasingly disturbing events begin to take hold. As the line between psychological torment and supernatural threat starts to blur, Amani becomes convinced that Zahra is hiding something sinister—and her search for the truth threatens to consume her.” The Real Frozen Deadline has word Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, and Jonathan Groff will reprise their respective Frozen characters for The Real Frozen, an education series from National Geographic and Walt Disney Animation Studios “set against the breathtaking icy landscapes of Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden. The Real Frozen follows real-life animals whose fortitude, loyalty, resilience and relationships echo the emotional heart of the Frozen franchise. These animals navigate the harshest winters, revealing extraordinary behaviors, survival strategies and bonds.” The Powerpuff Girls During his recent appearance on the Makin’ Toons podcast (via Comic Book), Powerpuff Girls creator Craig McCracken revealed his repeated pitches for a new series keep getting rejected by Warner Bros. A few years ago I signed a deal with Warner Bros. to develop a Powerpuff thing and a Foster’s thing. The Foster’s thing went, the Powerpuff didn’t. At the time it was like, ‘What’s a serialized version of Powerpuff that’s long form that we could sell to a place like Netflix?’ Okay, they’re not looking for that anymore. ‘What’s a movie? Do you have a movie?’ Now they’re looking for movies. Okay, they’re not looking for movies anymore, so it just keeps shifting. Cupertino Finally, Michael and Olivia sue an AI-music studio in this week’s episode of Cupertino, guest-starring Method Man as a rapper named Yungwood. Want more io9 news? Check out the best movies and TV shows to stream this month and all the upcoming sci-fi, fantasy, and horror books that should be on your radar.