Antici…pation: Tim Curry Returns in ‘Stream’, a New Horror that May Already Be In a Theater Near You
‘Stream’, opening Wednesday in select theaters, is from the production team behind the ‘Terrifier’ films.
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The Day the Tamagotchis Fought Back: A24 Plays ‘What If?’ with Y2K Apocalypse Comedy from Kyle Mooney
A24 meets ‘Y2K’ in this retro-speculative disaster film/teen romance/comedy written and directed by the former ‘SNL’ player.
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Taking the Next Step: Millie Bobby Brown Reportedly Developing Film Based on Her Novel ‘Nineteen Steps’
Millie Bobby Brown is looking to her own family stories for the inspriation for her next project, which will again be for Netflix.
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Dumb, for All the Right Reasons: Two Strangers Risk it All to Save Kidnapped Girl in Lionsgate’s ‘Amber Alert’
Hayden Panettiere and Tyler James Williams have dealt with horror tropes before, but the situation they find themselves in when they respond to an ‘Amber Alert’ may be more terrifying than slashers or zombies.
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Rhino Rampage: ‘Kraven’ Pits Its Complicated Hero Against A Classic ‘Spider-Man’ Villain – and His Daddy Issues
Sony’s first R-rated Spider-Man villain film may feature more gore than Marvel’s similarly rated ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ but it will have a lot fewer jokes.
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Going Hollywood: In ‘Only Murders in the Building’, LA is the Setting for a New Season of Mayhem
It won’t be quiet on the set when Charles, Oliver and Mabel head to La La Land to meet the actors portraying them in a movie based on their true crime podcast in the star-laden fourth season of OMitB.
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The Man-Fish Returns: James Wan in Talks to Direct Remake of ‘Creature from the Black Lagoon’ for Universal
The creator of ‘Saw’ and ‘The Conjuring’ will produce and probably direct the film, and has said he wants to use this project to return to his horror roots.
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Everything Old is New Again at D23: Disney’s Business Plan Seems to Hinge on Successful Remakes, Sequels and Prequels
Disney threw a star-studded bash for fans of all their franchises at D23 over the last weekend, but their upcoming slate of entertainment boasts a lot of familiar faces.
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The Day Warner Bros. Blew Up Their Catalog: New Looney Tunes Flick Gets Theatrical Release But There’s No Fix for ‘Fixed’ Yet
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ may have lost its case for a theatrical release, but Ketchup Entertainment is putting some of your favorite Looney Tunes in theaters with ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’.
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Live, From a Theater Near You: The Story Behind ‘Saturday Night’ Gets a Release Date, Drops Trailer
It had never been done before, and from the chaos brewing backstage, it looked like the first episode of ‘Saturday Night Live’ almost never happened in Jason Reitman’s new film about the iconic show’s debut.
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- The Rise of Skinny Culture (Again) July 9, 2026Olivia and Shauna recount their weekend in San Francisco enjoying the best that Pride Month has to offer there: Drag acts, wig snatching contests, music, brunch - all the good stuff. Then they get serious and talk about a topic that some could find triggering - the rise (once again) of the "thin is in" […]
