“The Greatest Gift We Have is Community, Which is Such an Integral Part of the Human Experience”: Ebs Burnough on Kerouac’s Road: The Beat of a Nation
Kerouac's Road Kerouac’s Road: The Beat of a Nation is a smartly unconventional look at the 1957 novel that captured a counterculture and continues to resonate with outsiders and inner journey seekers to this very day. Directed by Ebs Burnough…
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Netflix’s ‘One Piece’ Season 2 Gets New Trailer And Season 3 Renewal
There has been plenty of build-up leading to it, and it's finally here— the first full-length trailer for Netflix's One Piece Season 2 has been released, and it features plenty of first looks at iconic characters, locations, and events from…
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Zach Cregger’s ‘Barbarian’ Follow-Up Is Frightening, Hilarious, and One of 2025’s Best Horror Films
In recent years, it seems like we’ve seen an uptick in people known for comedy dipping their toes into horror. Most famously, Jordan Peele won an Oscar for his debut feature as writer-director, Get Out, but Kevin Smith and Bobcat…
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Will We Ever Get A Completely Original Exorcism Movie Again?
Ever since The Exorcist became a blockbuster success, the concept of possession has been one of the most used in the horror genre, whether having a whole plot built around it, or adding it late to the game. As is…
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Rihanna Becomes Smurfette In New Behind-The-Scenes Clip From Smurfs Home Release
Exclusive: ScreenRant presents a behind-the-scenes clip from the Smurfs home release, featuring Rihanna's work getting the voice of Smurfette right. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by filmibee.Publisher: Source link
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I’m Not Trying to Get F***ed Up on a Set
Summary Collider's Michael Zimmerman interviews comedy icon Eddie Murphy about 'The Pickup'. Murphy discusses not doing his own stunts to prioritize laughter over potential harm on set. He also teases updates on Shrek 5 and a Donkey spin-off. Eddie Murphy…
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Bringing Fresh Life to a Classic Spoof Series
After more than thirty years since Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult (1994), director Akiva Schaffer (Chip ’n Dale: Rescue Rangers, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping) resurrects one of comedy’s most absurd and beloved film franchises with The Naked Gun…
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Pixar’s ‘Cars’ Returning to Television with New Series
Lightning McQueen and friends are returning to Radiator Springs in the next entry in the Cars franchise, but it won't be in theaters. Cars has become one of Disney and Pixar's biggest brands, with the franchise making $10 billion in…
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THE POWER RANGERS Just Made Their Live-Action Comeback… in a FORTNITE Ad?! — GeekTyrant
The Power Rangers franchise has been pretty quiet lately. After the nostalgic punch of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always and the finale of Cosmic Fury, the future of the Rangers felt like it was up in the air.…
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This New Documentary Is a Dark Look at Fame, Fandom, and the Career of Eminem
Fandom is a tale as old as time. For as long as there have been artists, creatives and leaders of any sort, there have been people who admired them and looked to them for guidance on how to live their…
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Tony Hale and D’Arcy Carden’s Colorful Fantasy ‘Sketch’ Isn’t a “Gigantic Studio Movie,” Believe It or Not
Summary D'Arcy Carden and Tony Hale star in Sketch, which explores the power of imagination and processing emotions through sketching. Carden and Hale were blown away by the detailed monster designs in Sketch. Director Seth Worley's confidence and kindness made…
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Zach Creeger Drops Mass Destruction Bombs Of Creepy Terror In Spine-Chilling New Horror
Electric, terrifying and hypnotically creepy af, writer/director Zach Creeger’s latest psychological horror, “Weapons,” dips its toe into the unknowable on many levels. Who are your neighbors? Who are the people in your community? And how can you properly articulate the…
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