Brec Bassinger Reveals the ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Gore That Worries Film Crews on Any Set
Summary Welcome to a new episode of Collider Ladies Night with Final Destination Bloodlines star Brec Bassinger. During her Ladies Night conversation with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, she revisits her journey from Nickelodeon to one of the most beloved horror franchises…
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The Philippou Brothers’ Horror Follow-Up to ‘Talk to Me’ Is Even More Devastating Than Its Predecessor
In 2022, Danny and Michael Philippou immediately became horror directors to watch with Talk to Me, a haunting film about grief that ended up becoming the highest-grossing horror film in A24’s history. With Talk to Me, the feature-length debut of…
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The Philippous Get Too Literal in Their ‘Talk to Me’ Follow-Up
Throughout “Bring Her Back,” foster mother Laura (Sally Hawkins) provides something like an impromptu version of descriptive audio to her nearsighted teenage ward Piper (Sora Wong). For a film devoted to rendering vision impairment with dignity by casting a young…
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This Body-Shredding, Techno-Thumping Apocalyptic Road Trip Movie Might Be The Best Film Of Cannes So Far
Sirat, the latest film from director Óliver Laxe, is like a drug trip gone bad (of which there are plenty in the actual movie). It starts with a simple enough premise - a father, Luis (Sergi López), searches for his…
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‘X-Men’ MCU Film in Early Talks With ‘Thunderbolts*’ Director Jake Schreier
Marvel Studios is officially moving forward with an X-Men film, and the company is looking to recruit one of the hottest directors in town to usher in the mutant era of the MCU. The chosen candidate just so happens to…
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Golden Girls, Queer as Folk Panels
A new Los Angeles-based event will celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride and pop-culture milestones next month. The producers of L.A’s Infinity Festival, which celebrates the intersection of technology and entertainment, have teamed up with The Hollywood Partnership and the Hollywood Chamber of…
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Mara Brock Akil’s Forever Redefines Black Masculinity
You have played a pivotal role in bringing impassioned projects about Black women, love, and friendship to the small screen. The storylines are relatable, and even when they don't have a personal connection, they're effective. You typically explore the lives…
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Lizzo Addresses Cancellation, Career Backlash
For Lizzo, it doesn’t feel good as hell to receive backlash. As the Grammy winner recently explained, while she’s used to being the subject of harsh criticism, she’s learning to take it with grace. “I’ve been cancelled a lot,” she…
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‘Government Cheese’ Co-Creator Paul Hunter on Bringing His True Story to Life on Apple TV+ With David Oyelowo
Paul Hunter co-created 'Government Cheese' with Aeysha Carr (Woke) for Apple TV+. MovieWeb's Will Sayre spoke with Hunter about how the writer and director brought his real-life journey to the small screen, having first collaborated with star David Oyelowo to…
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I Didn’t Expect This Backwoods Folk Horror Movie To Creatively Twist This Lazy Genre Trope So Well
Horror films love the idea of a dangerous and demented hick. Hicksploitation had its foundational boom around 1972’s Deliverance. Ever since, films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Devil’s Rejects have continued the trope of dangerous southerners lurking on…
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Netflix Has Robert Iler’s First Role Since ‘The Sopranos’ Ended
Nearly 20 years after last appearing on-screen as A.J. Soprano in the hit HBO mob drama The Sopranos, Robert Iler has finally returned to television with Bad Thoughts, a parody sketch series released on Netflix on May 13, 2025. While…
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Tina Fey’s ‘The Four Seasons’ Renewed For Season 2 At Netflix
Another, um, season of The Four Seasons? Although in this case, wouldn't it technically be four? Whatever way you slice it, the news remains the same: we're getting more of The Four Seasons! That's right, Netflix has renewed the Tina…
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