Interview: James Sweeney on “Twinless”
Twinless Writer-director James Sweeney can’t pinpoint the exact time when he learned about the uniquely complex notion of twin loss and bereavement. But he can clearly recall what resonated with him the most before he wrote the first draft of…
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‘The White Lotus’ Rumor Reveals Season 4’s Mysterious New Location May Not Be as Exotic as Expected
The White Lotus Season 4 looks to have settled on a location for the next installment of HBO’s wild anthology series that comes with an all-star cast, outrageous storylines, and plenty of exotic scenery for audiences to be swept up…
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Simmers with Tension but Lacks Lasting Impact
Ron Howard’s Eden arrives with the weight of both history and myth on its shoulders. Based on the true story of eccentric European settlers who ventured to the Galápagos Islands after World War I in search of reinvention, the film…
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‘The Smashing Machine’ Review: A Colossal Performance by Dwayne Johnson Rises Above Tame Storytelling
Biopics are a surefire way into the hearts of audiences—specifically, those of awards voters; this has been the case for eons, it seems, and the pattern still holds strong. From flicks like Oppenheimer, Gandhi, Lawrence of Arabia, and Schindler's List,…
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‘Father Ted’ Co-Creator Graham Linehan Arrested Over Trans Tweets
Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan was arrested at Heathrow Airport on Monday after arriving on a flight from Arizona and faces an investigation over recent social media posts on X. “On Monday, 1 September at 13:00 hours officers arrested…
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Last Rites’ Director Reveals the Most Iconic Scene Almost Took Inspiration From X-Men – We’re Glad It Didn’t
[Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for The Conjuring: Last Rites] Summary Collider's Perri Nemiroff interviews director Michael Chaves for The Conjuring: Last Rites. The fourth film in the Warren saga teases an end to Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson's…
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Austin Butler Leads Darren Aronofsky’s Very-‘90s-Aronofsky-Style Thriller
New York filmmaker Darren Aronofsky may occasionally make epic and fantastical films, considering the quest for everlasting life (“The Fountain”), or the religious tensions of grave sins and compassionate forgiveness (“Noah”). Still, his heart is never far away from Coney…
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Brand New Day’ Is Based on Fan Internet Comments
Oh god, he did it. He read the comments. You never read the comments. Tom Holland is officially admitting what some Spider-Man fans have joked about for years: yes, Marvel is reading your Reddit comments. In a new interview, Holland…
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Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale Review
Ten years ago, the finale of Downton Abbey aired. Of course, that wasn’t truly the finale. The series continued as a theatrical feature, followed by another. Now we have a third film entitled Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale. Yet, this…
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‘Landman’ Season 2 Trailer Sets Return Date for Taylor Sheridan’s Record Breaking Hit
Landman is heading back to Paramount+ this November, and fans can prepare for Taylor Sheridan's next chart-topper with the first full trailer for Season 2. Landman joined the several Paramount+ shows created by Sheridan in 2024, a new series not…
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Interview: Valentyn Vasyanovych on To the Victory!
To the Victory! When Valentyn Vasyanovych shot The Tribe (2014) by Myroslav Slaboshpytskyi, he was a cinematographer and emerging director. Shortly after, he developed an impressive oeuvre of his own beginning with Black Level (2017), a dialogue-free film about a…
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Ex-Superman Dean Cain Joins ICE
As the new Superman film makes a gentle plea for treating immigrants with humanity, former Superman actor Dean Cain has signed up to deport immigrants as part of ICE. The new Superman film, directed by James Gunn, portrays the the…
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