Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor play a couple whose family home ends up in a Jurassic park after a “mysterious cosmic event” sends their entire street to the distant past in ‘The Last of Oak Street’.
Read MoreIs YouTube the new way to build a massive theatrical film audience? The success of ‘Obsession’ and ‘Backrooms’ from two newbie 20-something directors with YouTube followings indicates that it is.
Read MoreJust as artists are pulling out of the current administration’s planned concert event, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, currently playing with Bruce Springsteen announced the lineup for his Power to the People concert, taking place near the nation’s capital this coming October.
Read MoreHannah Einbinder plays an up-and-coming film director tasked with making the umpteenth sequel in a tired slasher film franchise who visits the film’s reclusive star (Gillian Anderson) for inspiration.
Read More‘Dracula’ is to Halloween what Santa is to Christmas, so of course the restored version, with three minutes of footage never before seen outside of Japan, will be released in theaters close to October 31st.
Read MoreSet in the 1950s, when post-war patriotism and the desire for peace and prosperity were the norm, ‘Vought Rising’ details a world where the government’s dark secrets were hidden from the public eye, unlike its predecessor ‘The Boys’.
Read MoreMaika Monroe plays a young governess in a gothic mansion in Zachary Wigon’s period horror film ‘Victorian Psycho’, which premiered at Cannes, but is she the victim or the predator?
Read MoreChloe Bailey finds the perfect job, if she can overlook being terrorized and/or seduced by members of the family she’s working for in ‘Strung’, Tyler Perry’s new thriller for Blumhouse and coming to Peacock.
Read MoreThe team behind ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ (the series) is adapting ‘Young Frankenstein’ (the film) for FX and Hulu with Zach Galifinakis playing the part made famous by Gene Wilder.
Read MoreThe trailer for 1978’s ‘Magic’ gave Gen Xers a phobia of ventriloquist dummies. Now Sam Raimi is directing a remake that could traumatize us all over again.
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