A Big Bold Beautiful Journey Review: Whimsical But Uneven
Kogonada has always been a director fascinated by memory, connection, and the textures of time. From his meditative Columbus to the sci-fi reflection of After Yang, his films lean toward the quiet, contemplative, and poetic. With A Big Bold Beautiful…
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‘V/H/S/Halloween’ Directors Take Us Behind the Scenes for the Latest in Shudder’s Risky Anthology Franchise
Summary Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with the directors behind Shudder's V/H/S/Halloween at Fantastic Fest 2025. Kick off October with a brand-new installment of the V/H/S franchise, with segments dedicated to honoring the spookiest time of the year! The directors…
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Netflix’s New Action-Packed ‘Yellowstone’ Replacement Gets a Release Date & Bloody First Look
The streaming giant Netflix has returned with another Yellowstone replacement, and already looks like the most promising one yet. Featuring a stacked cast and crew, the streamer has officially unveiled a new action-packed Western that takes place in the early…
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Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson Get Animalistic in Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love Teaser
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z5Gnnddss4[/embed] The frenetic teaser for Lynne Ramsay’s Die My Love finds Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattison prowling like lions, gibbering like apes, and fighting like humans. To the tune of Shirley Ellis’ “The Clapping Song,” we see a once-strong chemistry…
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The Smashing Machine Review | Flickreel
What’s the difference between “movie stars” and “actors?” We expect an actor to play a wide variety of different roles. Movie stars are expected to play themselves, selling the project with their bankable name, face, and persona. Dwayne Johnson is…
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Mark Ruffalo & Tom Pelphrey Shine In Brad Ingelsby’s Captivating Crime Drama About Losing Faith
“It’s easy to talk about forgiveness and mercy when it’s not your loss,” Mark Ruffalo wearily says in the new HBO series “Task,” and with that, writer/creator Brad Ingelsby effectively lays down the heavy emotional gauntlet for what will be…
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Stephen King Approved The Running Man’s Ending Change In Edgar Wright’s Movie Version
The Running Man director Edgar Wright shared what author Stephen King thought of the change to his original novel's ending in the new adaptation. Published in 1982, The Running Man takes place in a dystopian society where Ben Richards, to…
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Interview: Sound Designer Graham Reznick on Rabbit Trap
Jade Croot in Rabbit Trap What does the sublime sound like? For Graham Reznick, serving as the sound designer for Bryn Chaney’s psychological thriller Rabbit Trap (available on digital Sept. 30, from Magnolia Pictures) was a sustained exercise in experimenting…
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Netflix Unveils First Look at New Spy Thriller Series That Promises to Be the Perfect Binge-Watch
The first rule of going undercover is to never get attached. Unfortunately, it’s not a lesson that was learned by the lead of Netflix’s upcoming spy thriller. The streamer has now released our first look at what looks like an…
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Tobe Hooper & Stephen King’s Quintessential 1979 Horror Shines In 4K, Revealing Its Timeliness
Small towns are rapidly losing their distinct charm, but that feeling of driving past a small American place and thinking it never left the 1950s, Salem's Lot presupposes: what if it's frozen by vampiric bloodlust? Stephen King's second novel has…
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Stop a Cult in This TTRPG One-Shot — GeekTyrant
This spooky season, it’s time for your TTRPG groups to bring a cult down. Ward of the Eye Tyrant is an adventure for level 5 players in either Dungeons & Dragons or Shadowdark from Elven Tower. The players must stop…
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An Unexpected Cameo From ‘The Boys’ Leads to the Show’s Darkest Twist Yet
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Gen V Season 2 Episode 5. Gen V Season 2 has moved into its second half by revealing just how dark things can get. After Episode 4, "Bags," showed Marie (Jaz Sinclair),…
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