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Welcome to Maika-Monroe.Org your #1 fansite for the beautiful and talented actress. Most recently known for playing Patricia Whitmore in Independence Day: Resurgence (2016) and previously known for playing Jay in It Follows (2014) and Anna in The Guest (2014) but you may also know her from her work in Labor Day (2013) and At Any Price (2012). Maika also starred as Ringer in The 5th Wave (2016) last year, and up next Maika will star in Felt (2017) with Liam Neeson and I'm not Here (2017) with J.K. Simmons. Please browse and visit our image gallery while we will continue to bring you daily Maika updates xoxo
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10.06.2022
Jess / 0 Comments / MoviesVideo

Collider is excited to share an exclusive clip from Significant Other, a new Paramount+ thriller featuring Maika Monroe (It Follows) and Jake Lacy (The White Lotus) on a hike from hell. The two play a young couple enjoying a backpacking trip through the remote wilderness in the Pacific Northwest only to have it ruined when they realize they may not be alone. The clip shows a point when the two get separated at night and Harry (Lacy) strikes out into the dark in hopes of finding Ruth (Monroe).

At just over one minute, the clip doesn’t offer a ton storywise, but it captures the uneasy, anxious tone the film is aiming for. It sees Harry grabbing his lantern and slowly trekking through the woods, calling out for Ruth as he goes. It’s so dark among the trees that his lantern can’t even shine that far, adding to the feeling that something could jump out from the darkness at any second with no warning. An eerie, almost alien sound plays as the camera stays unflinching on one patch of darkness in the woods, giving the sense that something is out there stalking him. Harry calls out one last time before turning to see Ruth behind him with his knife.
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09.07.2022
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06.03.2022
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09.04.2017
Jess / 0 Comments / Mark FeltVideo

Liam Neeson has spent the better part of the past decade saving relatives from nefarious bad guys — and himself, from wolves — in a series of action vehicles including Taken, Run All Night, and The Grey. He’ll be taking on a different sort of heroic mission for his latest venture, however, as he’s set to star in the upcoming Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House, a based-on-real-events drama in which he plays the FBI agent who leaked information about the Watergate investigation to Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward as “Deep Throat.” With an all-star cast, it could make some award-season noise when it debuts next month — and now, with the release of its first trailer (watch it above).

Sporting gray hair and a no-nonsense demeanor (of course!), Neeson is front and center in the above promo as Felt, whose position in the bureau — he’s referred to as “The G-Man’s G-Man” — puts him smack in the middle of the inquiry into the Watergate break-in. That assignment is quickly complicated by the fact that the FBI’s bigwigs want to stop looking into the incident before they’ve truly begun, which puts Felt at odds with many of his compatriots — and soon sends him on an anonymous-source course that ultimately will alter the nation’s political landscape.

Directed by Peter Landesman (Concussion) and co-starring Diane Lane, Marton Csokas, Ike Barinholtz, Tony Goldwyn, Bruce Greenwood, Michael C. Hall, Brian d’Arcy James, Josh Lucas, Eddie Marsan, and Maika Monroe, Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House arrives in theaters on Sept. 29.

01.31.2017
Jess / 0 Comments / BokehNew PhotosVideo

Bokeh will be released on March 24th 2017. We have added the poster and some new HQ promos to the gallery, check out the new trailer below…

When a flash of light shoots across the sky on their romantic, Iceland vacation, Jenai (Maika Monroe) and Riley (Matt O’Leary) wake up to discover every person on earth has disappeared. Their struggle to survive and to reconcile the mysterious event lead them to reconsider everything they know about themselves and the world.

06.27.2016