Angrier, Bloodier, and Better Than Ever
After a two-year wait, Castlevania: Nocturne is back for a second season. The series, a spin-off of the successful Castlevania—itself based on Konami's eponymous Japanese video game series—returns for a second chapter that's angrier, bloodier, and more thrilling. This sophomore…
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‘American Primeval’ Was a Wholly Transformative Experience for Kim Coates and Dane DeHaan
Summary Working with Peter Berg on American Primeval was an intense adventure from the start, shot on location for authenticity. Dane DeHaan discusses the amazing makeup collaboration for his character Jacob Pratt, delving into the detailed process. Kim Coates explains…
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Nickel Boys Review | Flickreel
Nickel Boys has an interesting issue, its strengths and weaknesses being different sides of the same coin. One could see Colson Whitehead’s 2019 novel working as a straightforward adaptation. Director RaMell Ross leaves his unique signature, though, executing the film…
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David Lynch Dies At 78
David Lynch has died at the age of 78. Born on January 20, 1946 in Missoula, Montana, the legendary writer-director revolutionized film and television with his dark, surreal, and dreamlike style. Lynch's most famous films include Eraserhead, The Elephant Man,…
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Anna Cathcart’s ‘To All the Boys’ Spin-Off Finally Finds Its Own Identity
Spin-off series tend to go one of two ways — they can either elevate the story that audiences are already familiar with, or they completely fumble their own premise by being too dependent on the mothership. In Season 1, XO,…
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Christopher Abbott Says This David Cronenberg Body Horror Inspired His ‘Wolf Man’ Transformation
Summary Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with Wolf Man star Christopher Abbott. In Leigh Whannell's latest horror movie, Abbott plays a father undergoing a terrifying transformation after being attacked by an unseen creature in rural Oregon. In this interview, Abbott…
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A Fun Monster Movie, But I Was Hoping This Horror Reboot Would Have More Bite
When we look back on this period of Hollywood movies and decide which reboots and remakes actually deserve to come with us, Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man should be among them. After Universal's attempted cinematic universe was DOA, the 2020…
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Pixar’s New Little League Baseball Animated Series Debuts February 19
Technically, Pixar Animation Studios’ first series is the “Inside Out” spin-off, “Dream Production,” but one supposes because it was a short mini-series, that officially title goes to the original series “Win or Lose.” REA MORE: The 100 Most Anticipated Films Of…
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The Sixth Series Of The Hit BBC One Show Premieres On HBO & Max On January 23
Since its premiere in 2017, the “C.B. Strike” series (known simply as “Strike” across the pond) has become one of BBC One‘s most popular series. And for good reason: “Furiosa” star Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger make an engaging lead…
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Joe Goldberg Returns To Netflix For The Last Time On April 24
Lots of hit Netflix series return in 2025, like “The Witcher,” “Black Mirror,” and “The Sandman.” And others return for the final time, like streamer behemoths “Squid Game,” “Stranger Things,” and “You.” But the fifth and final season of “You”…
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Stephen Graham & Malachi Kirby Star In A New Crime & Boxing Series From The ‘Peaky Blinders’ Creator
Can two friends survive London’s bare-knuckle boxing scene? The Hulu Original Series “A Thousand Blows” explores an 1880s East End plagued by crime and cruelty. Its story sees two men from Jamaica seeking a new life, instead finding a destructive…
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‘One of Them Days’ Film Review: An Endearing and Hilarious Good Time
Keke Palmer is a big talent. Projects as varied as the inspirational character piece Akeelah and the Bee, the musical drama Joyful Noise, the dark comedy-horror show Scream Queens, and Jordan Peele’s Science Fiction thriller, Nope have proven the actress’s…
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