New Trailer for Tyler Perry's 'The Single Mom's Club'

Tyler Perry has often depicted the struggles of being a solo parent in his films, and now he's about to take on the issue again in The Single Mom's Club. Starring Nia Long, Wendi McLendon-Covey, Amy Smart, Zulay Henao, and Cocoa Brown, the story centers on five struggling single mothers brought together after an incident at their kids' school. Realizing they have more in common than expected, they form a support group and inspire one another to throw themselves at guys again make the most out of life.

Terry Crews and Eddie Cibrian co-star as the "guy candy", and Perry still hasn't taken out that awkward scene of him mackin' on Long.  Tyler Perry's The Single Mom's Club opens on March 14th.

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Trailer for Tyler Perry's 'The Single Moms Club' Starring Nia Long and Terry Crews

In a few days Tyler Perry will take a dump all over the holidays with A Madea Christmas, the commercials for which should be enough to keep you away from mall Santas for an eternity. It'll probably reel in some hefty coin, though, and will keep him making other, supposedly more serious movies like The Single Moms Club, which asks him to stop dressing like a woman and start hanging out with them.

The first trailer for the film has been released, and the greatest takeaway from it is the great cast Perry has put together. Starring Nia Long, Wendi McLendon-Covey, the vastly under-utilized Amy Smart, Terry Crews, Eddie Cibrian, and Perry himself (not so great), the film centers on a group of single moms brought together by an incident at their children's school. They form a sort of support group for single parents but it looks like all they really do is try to hook one another up with dates, because apparently that's all single women have to worry about it. Where can they find a man?

So harmless this probably won't be, especially if there's more than one scene of Perry trying to flirt with Nia Long. Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club opens March 14th 2014.

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Ryan Kwanten and Amy Smart board Flight 7500, from director of The Grudge

If you hated that spaight of lousy J-Horrors we were subject to back in the mid 2000s, like One Missed Call, Dark Water, and so forth, then you've got Takashi Shimizu to blame. The Japanese filmmaker began the craze with the legitimately scarey Ju-On series, and then had the nerve to dumb them down and bring them here as The Grudge and it's awful sequel. Since then we havent' seen much of him stateside, but now he's primed to make a comeback by directing the airline thriller, Flight 7500.

Ryan Kwanten, best known as Jason Stackhouse on HBO's True Blood will star, alongside Amy Smart(Crank), in a film about a flight across the Pacific Ocean which begins to experience strange events after one of the passengers dies mysteriously.  The script comes courtesy of Craig Rosenberg, who most recently gave us the lousy remake, The Uninvited.

Kwanten will be seen next in the live-action role playing comedy, The Knights of Badassdom. Smart is currently starring in The Reunion, the WWE Studios film starring John Cena.

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