The Life of Chuck Review

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The Life of Chuck Review

From Gerald’s Game to Doctor Sleep, few modern filmmakers have a better grasp on Stephen King than Mike Flanagan. Even with an original story like Midnight Mass, you can see the influence that Flanagan drew from King. The Life of…

'Dangerous Animals' director Sean Byrne On Bringing The 'Jaws' Energy Back to Shark Flicks

'Dangerous Animals' director Sean Byrne went back to the original 'Jaws' playbook to make sure his Shark movie has proper bite. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by filmibee.Publisher: Source…

‘Adolescence,’ ‘The Studio,’ And ‘The Pitt’ Top 2025 Gotham Television Awards

The second annual Gotham Television Awards were handed out in New York City Monday night, and the curated industry juries picked some very Emmy-friendly winners. Focusing on new series only, “Adolescence” was the biggest winner of the night, taking Breakthrough…

‘American Ninja Warrior’ Star Daniel Gil Reveals the Show’s Wildest Secret

Summary In an interview with Collider, fan-favorite Ninja Daniel Gil reveals that competitors on American Ninja Warrior don't see the course until the competition starts. Ninjas develop specific training strategies based on known obstacles. Daniel Gil utilizes visualization and prayer…

PART II Have a Co-Director? — GeekTyrant

Matt Reeves’ The Batman was a bold, brooding noir that reimagined Gotham as a dark and gritty detetective-driven crime thriller. The director did such a great job with the film, and fans have been patiently waiting for the sequel. Reeves…

Garrett Hedlund & ‘Barron’s Cove’ Director Evan Ari Kelman on Real-Life Fatherhood, ‘Tulsa King’ and ‘Tron’

Garrett Hedlund shares the screen with Hamish Linklater and Stephen Lang in filmmaker Evan Ari Kelman's new crime thriller 'Barron's Cove.' MovieWeb's Will Sayre spoke with Hedlund and Kelman about their hard-hitting new feature, which echoes themes from previous father-son…

Retta Recalls the One Time Her Roast Went Horribly Wrong on ‘Ugliest House in America’

Summary Retta tells Collider that she faced an awkward moment when criticizing home renovations she didn't realize were done by current owners. Homeowners compete for the title of Ugliest House in America to win a makeover by designer Victoria Allison.…

First Look at ‘Black Panther’ MCU Spinoff ‘Eyes of Wakanda’

When Marvel released Black Panther in theaters in 2018, the world was introduced to Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa/ Black Panther and the nation of Wakanda. The fictional country became a place where audiences wanted to know more about it and see…

Award-Winning Thai Horror Comedy Deftly Navigates The Supernatural, Personal & Political [Cannes]

By the midpoint of “A Useful Ghost,” when a refrigerator and a vacuum cleaner throw down in an all-out brawl, audiences should be well attuned to its kooky, droll wavelength. Thai cinema might be best known to festival audiences through…

Todd Chrisley Speaks Out After Trump Pardon

Todd Chrisley is speaking out after he and his wife, Julie, were pardoned by President Donald Trump and released from federal prison At a press conference in Nashville Friday, Chrisley thanked his daughter, God, Trump and members of the president’s…

“‘History’ with a Capital ‘H’”: Mascha Schilinski on Cannes 2025 Award-Winner Sound of Falling

Lena Urzendowsky in Sound of Falling Mascha Schilinski’s Sound of Falling was so rapturously acclaimed upon its premiere on the first full day of Cannes 2025 that some thought they’d already seen a possible Palme d’Or winner. In the end,…

Benicio Del Toro and Michael Cera Discuss Action in Wes Anderson's Latest, 'The Phoenician Scheme'

'The Phoenician Scheme' stars Mia Threapleton, Benicio Del Toro, and Michael Cera discuss working with Wes Anderson, what his direction is like, and how the action and comedy flowed together in this delightful film. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by…

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