Zoe Saldaña & Nicole Kidman Return For Taylor Sheridan’s CIA Thriller In October
Can a recently recruited operative help the Lioness program? The upcoming season of “Lioness” sees the team facing a mysterious threat. Their new member is tasked with a dangerous mission, as Joe (Zoe Saldaña), Kaitlyn (Nicole Kidman), and Byron (Michael…
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Superno Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Ethiopian writer-director Abel Mekasha brings his debut feature, Superno, to the screen. In this psychological thriller, a man (Esubalew Nasir) finds himself suddenly restricted inside a black-and-white hallway with nothing but a table, a chair, and an old corded telephone.…
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‘Village Keeper’ Review – A Working-Class Tale of Struggle and Survival
Village Keeper, Karen Chapman’s powerful debut feature, is the story of a woman navigating the pressures placed upon her by her various identities. As a mother, she must be strong for her children. As a daughter, she’s meant to be…
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Toby Jones Turns Harry Lawtey Into ‘Mr. Burton’ in First Biopic Image
Production for the Richard Burton biopic, which started in July, has wrapped. Starring Industry's Harry Lawtey and Toby Jones, the film tells the story of one of the most celebrated actors of the 20th century. To mark the end of…
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‘The Mountain’s Rachel House Passed on Projects “For the Last Decade” Until Now
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with writer-director Rachel House at TIFF 2024 for The Mountain , her feature directorial debut. The Mountain is an adventure film that explores friendship and Māori culture as Sam, a young girl…
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Megan Fox Stars As A Soulless Robot In An Equally Hollow Sci-Fi Thriller
Subservience is the latest in a long line of sci-fi thrillers about the dangers of AI. Unfortunately, it's also one of the least original or creative. The sole difference the film can lay claim to is the fact that it…
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‘The Last Republican’ Review – An Insightful Portrait of a Politician in a Trump World
When it comes to politicians showing courage, the bar has been on the floor over the last decade. In a system where confrontation is rewarded over competence or cooperation, it’s a rare thing to see leaders putting their ideals to…
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The New You: Aaron Schimberg on A Different Man
Aaron Schimberg has always had a personal interest in facial disfigurement. The New York–based writer-director was born with a bilateral cleft lip and palate, along with other medical issues, and has spent the majority of his filmmaking career grappling with…
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Rebel Ridge Star Aaron Pierre Fan-Cast as DC’s Green Lantern
While the rebooted DC Universe is still searching for its Hal Jordan and John Stewart for the upcoming Lanterns series, one fan has offered two of the best options yet. Josh Brolin has officially passed on the role of Hal…
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Creators Conference Program Set for Exciting 2024 Nashville Film Festival
The Nashville Film Festival has announced the program for the 2024 Creators Conference, including panels with film industry professionals and a pitch competition. The 55th annual Nashville Film Festival takes place from Sept. 19-25 in Nashville, Tennessee. The Creators Conference…
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‘Sketch’ Review – Underrated Gem Blends Horror & Heart With Spielberg Flair
If you asked what was one of the more underrated gems screened at the Toronto International Film Festival this year, more than a few would say, Seth Worley’s Sketch. Blending humor and a touch of horror for an unforgettable experience,…
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‘Bad Monkey’ Episode 7 Recap
Editor's note: The below recapcontains spoilers for Bad Monkey Episode 7. Darkness snatched both Jodie Turner-Smith's Dragon Queen and us from the screen at the end of Bad Monkey Episode 6 — for one, it was in the form of…
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