Netflix Finally Unleashes Explosive First ‘Splinter Cell: Deathwatch’ Trailer
Fans have waited years, and while it may not be live-action, an adaptation of one of the most popular video game franchises of all time is finally here, courtesy of Netflix. From the creator of the John Wick franchise (are…
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Weapons (2025) Review – This Is The Horror We’ve Been Waiting For
In Weapons, a small American town is shaken when a series of unsettling events begins to unfold, all seemingly connected to the mysterious disappearance of local children. As the community grapples with fear and suspicion, multiple lives intersect in unexpected…
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Ethan Coen’s Neo-Noir Falls Short Despite Strong Performances
In an era where television cowboys are outfitted more frequently with Succession-like empires than pairs of six guns, dusty neo-noirs feel positively anachronistic on the big screen in 2025. But Ethan Coen — a filmmaker with a significant pedigree in…
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Jack White Blasts Donald Trump as ‘Low-Life Fascist’
The Trump administration is in yet another feud with a major musician who’s voiced their disapproval of the president, this time trading barbs with prolific rock star Jack White. After previously critiquing Trump’s “vulgar, gold leafed and gaudy” redesign of…
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Interview: Alex Russell on Lurker
The first time we see retail worker Matthew (Théodore Pellerin), it’s through the eyes of his new friend Oliver (Archie Madekwe), as the up-and-coming popstar films him with a camcorder. It’s an arresting opening image, given how much the rest…
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Noah Hawley Matches Ridley Scott’s Classic In A Terrifically Smart, Engaging & Terrifying Sci-Fi Horror Series
“Alien: Earth” is scary. Sure, hissing, vicious predatory xenomorphs dripping with viscous goo—the ones audiences have become acutely familiar with over the course of nine films— are unsurprisingly frightening. But the terrors in this sci-fi horror FX series, created by…
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A Three-Time Oscar Winner Returns to the Screen and Reconnects With Sean Bean in First ‘Anemone’ Trailer
It's been eight long years, but the elusive three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis has returned to star in the upcoming family drama Anemone. Focus Features shared the official trailer today, reintroducing the actor to audiences for the first time since…
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Suranne Jones and Julie Delpy’s Netflix Political Thriller Miniseries Is the Perfect ‘Diplomat’ Replacement
If you had to choose between your family or your job, which would you pick? Would the answer remain the same if you'd pledged an oath to serve a country where millions of lives could be at stake based on…
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Hulu/Disney+ Series ‘Rivals’ Casts Hayley Atwell and Rupert Everett for Season 2 Roles
If there is one thing that was never part of the original plan for Disney+ - at least for those who believe Disney to produce nothing but jolly, child-safe animated movies and the like – it was a raunchy bonk-busting…
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‘Twisted Metal’ Stars on One of Season 2’s Most Memorable Scenes: “I Was Horrified”
Summary Lisa Gilroy and Richard de Klerk chat with Collider's Michael Zimmermann about Twisted Metal Season 2. The vocal performances provided some of the toughest challenges during production. The pair had to endure "the most vulnerable thing you can do."…
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Francis Ford Coppola Spent $120M of Own Money on Megalopolis for ‘Fun,’ He Says in New Megadoc
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ucmn6T9Z3lw[/embed] “I have money. I already have fame,” Francis Ford Coppola says in the new documentary Megadoc, about the making of his film Megalopolis. “I already have Oscars,” he continues. “Do you know why I’m doing this movie? Fun. I…
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The End Is Nigh for This Once-Exciting Horror Franchise
Found footage is perhaps the most unfairly maligned subgenre of horror out there. It is a divisive form of storytelling that some appreciate for its realism, and others can't stand for its visual unsteadiness and sometimes contrived explanations for why,…
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