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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Stuns Early Audiences With Grit and Power
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Stuns Early Audiences With Grit and Power
Early reactions to '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' praise its bold vision and standout performances, with many already calling it a top contender for movie of the year. Discover what makes this post-apocalyptic sequel a must-watch event.
'Predator: Badlands' and 'Prey' Ignite a Sci-Fi Comeback
'Predator: Badlands' and 'Prey' Ignite a Sci-Fi Comeback
The Predator franchise is back in the spotlight as 'Prey' and 'Predator: Badlands' top streaming charts and win over critics. Director Dan Trachtenberg's bold vision has breathed new life into the saga, thrilling fans and setting the stage for more.
Jason Statham Faces Relentless Peril in Ric Roman Waugh’s ‘Shelter’
Jason Statham Faces Relentless Peril in Ric Roman Waugh’s ‘Shelter’
Jason Statham leads the high-stakes thriller 'Shelter,' directed by Ric Roman Waugh. With a gripping survival plot and a star-studded cast, the film is set to hit theaters on January 30, 2026.
Nia DaCosta Eyes Gritty Live-Action Take on Invincible Series
Nia DaCosta Eyes Gritty Live-Action Take on Invincible Series
Director Nia DaCosta reveals her passion for bringing Prime Video's Invincible to life in a live-action adaptation, sharing her unique vision for the superhero saga and its complex family dynamics.
Imelda Staunton Reveals the Role She Hated Most to Play
Imelda Staunton Reveals the Role She Hated Most to Play
Imelda Staunton opens up about her most challenging role, sharing why Dolores Umbridge from Harry Potter stands out as her least favorite character to portray.
Director Unveils Lost Alternate Ending for Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
Director Unveils Lost Alternate Ending for Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare
A Nightmare on Elm Street 6’s director has revealed rare photos from a scrapped ending that would have changed the franchise forever by passing Freddy’s powers to a new host.
Stranger Things Season 5 Nearly Brought Back Demogorgons for Final Showdown
Stranger Things Season 5 Nearly Brought Back Demogorgons for Final Showdown
A new Netflix documentary uncovers why Demogorgons were cut from the epic last battle in Stranger Things season 5, revealing behind-the-scenes debates about fan fatigue and creative choices.
Epic Return: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Hits Theaters Again
Epic Return: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Hits Theaters Again
The Lord of the Rings celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special theatrical re-release. Discover when and where you can catch the extended editions on the big screen, plus what surprises await fans during this milestone event.
Zack Snyder’s Relentless Pursuit: The Nine-Month Battle for Justice League
Zack Snyder’s Relentless Pursuit: The Nine-Month Battle for Justice League
Zack Snyder’s journey to bring his vision of Justice League to life was a grueling nine-month ordeal, marked by intense pressure and unwavering commitment. Discover the untold story behind the making of the Snyder Cut and why it became a cultural phenomenon.
Disney’s Tangled Remake Misses the Mark With Mother Gothel Casting
Disney’s Tangled Remake Misses the Mark With Mother Gothel Casting
Disney’s live-action Tangled remake has cast Teagan Croft as Rapunzel, but the real buzz surrounds the search for Mother Gothel. With big names like Scarlett Johansson and Kathryn Hahn in the mix, fans are debating who truly fits the iconic villain. Discover why some believe Disney overlooked the perfect choice.
People We Meet on Vacation Sets a New Bar for Netflix Rom-Coms
People We Meet on Vacation Sets a New Bar for Netflix Rom-Coms
Netflix’s latest romantic comedy, People We Meet on Vacation, stands out from the crowded field of teen-focused rom-coms. Discover what makes this adaptation of Emily Henry’s novel a refreshing change, from its standout cast to its unique approach to romance.
Brendan Fraser’s Rental Family Sets Digital Release and Wows Critics
Brendan Fraser’s Rental Family Sets Digital Release and Wows Critics
Brendan Fraser stars in the acclaimed international drama Rental Family, which will be available for digital purchase and rental on January 13, 2026. The film, praised for its heartfelt performances, is set for a physical release in February.
Mark Wahlberg’s ‘The Perfect Storm’ Sails Onto Peacock in 2026
Mark Wahlberg’s ‘The Perfect Storm’ Sails Onto Peacock in 2026
The gripping disaster film 'The Perfect Storm,' starring Mark Wahlberg, joins Peacock’s streaming library in January 2026. Based on real events, the movie follows a fishing crew’s fight for survival against nature’s fury.
Primate Horror Movie Stuns Early Audiences With Chilling Chimp Villain
Primate Horror Movie Stuns Early Audiences With Chilling Chimp Villain
The new horror film Primate is making waves with its terrifying chimp antagonist and intense scares, drawing early comparisons to Stephen King's Cujo. Find out why critics are raving about this January release.
Nia DaCosta Imagines Clue Remake Set in Remote Norwegian Resort
Nia DaCosta Imagines Clue Remake Set in Remote Norwegian Resort
Nia DaCosta, director of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, has shared her vision for Sony's Clue remake, picturing it in a Norwegian resort with Tessa Thompson as the hotel manager, blending the intrigue of The White Lotus and Knives Out.
Kathryn Bigelow Reveals the Director Who Shaped Her Vision
Kathryn Bigelow Reveals the Director Who Shaped Her Vision
Kathryn Bigelow, acclaimed for transforming action cinema, opens up about her deep respect for Alfred Hitchcock and the challenge of picking just one favorite from his legendary filmography.
The Lobo Movie Too Extreme for Hollywood: Inside the Canceled DC Project
The Lobo Movie Too Extreme for Hollywood: Inside the Canceled DC Project
A standalone Lobo film, once eyed for Jason Momoa, was so over-the-top and violent that no studio dared to bring it to life. Discover what made this R-rated DC project too wild for Hollywood, and why it still haunts fans and creators alike.
Why One Director Dismissed Denzel Washington’s Most Cherished Role
Why One Director Dismissed Denzel Washington’s Most Cherished Role
Denzel Washington considers his performance in The Hurricane a career highlight, but not everyone agrees. Director David Gordon Green once criticized the film’s style, calling Washington’s acting in it overblown and inauthentic.
Brian De Palma Returns for Final Act With Sweet Vengeance in 2026
Brian De Palma Returns for Final Act With Sweet Vengeance in 2026
Brian De Palma, famed for his iconic films, is set to direct Sweet Vengeance, his final movie, after years of critical ups and downs. Discover what inspired this new project and why it could mark a powerful comeback for the legendary director.
Alan Ritchson Takes Lead in Vietnam War Epic From Stallone
Alan Ritchson Takes Lead in Vietnam War Epic From Stallone
Alan Ritchson will headline a new Vietnam War action film produced by Sylvester Stallone, based on the true story of Navy SEAL Mike Thornton. Filming kicks off soon in Australia, with Amazon MGM Studios behind the project.