Quentin Tarantino Recalls Laughing Through The Passion of the Christ, ‘Getting Kind of Turned on By the Beating’
Quentin Tarantino was “laughing a lot” the first time he saw Mel Gibson’s 2004 The Passion of the Christ, he says in a new podcast, in which he also praised the film as one of his favorites of this century.…
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Viggo Mortensen Shares His Favorite Lord Of The Rings Scene
Viggo Mortensen has revealed his all-time favorite scene from Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy, 25 years after The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring first premiered in cinemas. Peter Jackson's and New Line Cinema's…
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PART II If His Stylist’s Posts Are Any Indication — GeekTyrant
DC fans didn’t waste any time once word got out that Sebastian Stan is in talks to join The Batman: Part II. Speculation kicked into high gear almost immediately, with theories flying around about which Gotham character the Marvel star…
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Golden Globes Inks Exclusive Partnership With Polymarket
The Golden Globes has inked an exclusive prediction market partnership with Polymarket. The awards show will be the first program to feature real-time market-driven insights across live events. The deal, with the world’s largest prediction market, will bring integrated branding…
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Heath Ledger’s $65 Million Historical Rom-Com Is a Free Streaming Hit
Heath Ledger’s passing is one of the biggest tragedies in Hollywood history, especially considering how many classics the talented star gave the world before he died. One of the most underrated movies of his career is A Knight’s Tale, the…
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Era Isn’t Aesthetic, It’s Behavior: How Cheryl Wenjing Xia Designs Period Worlds That Actually Breathe
Cheryl Wenjing Xia is a LA based Production Designer and graduate of ArtCenter College of Design. Xia approaches period design with a discipline that borders on forensic. For her, building the past is never about “vintage style” or mood-board nostalgia.…
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Flickreel’s Best Movies of 2025
2025 in a nutshell… are we seriously more than halfway through another decade? Speaking of decades, the first Top 10 list I ever worked on for this site was for the best films of 2015. Fast-forward to 2025, I’m still…
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World War 3 Breaks Out At A Secret Desert Rave In Explosive Sirat Trailer
Neon has released the official trailer for Sirāt, yet another film from the distributor that stands to be an awards contender this season. Directed by Oliver Laxe, written by Laxe and Santiago Fillol, and starring Sergi López, Bruno Núñez, Stefania…
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MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE Concept Art Reveals Character Designs From the Scrapped 2015 Live-Action Movie — GeekTyrant
While we wait for a trailer to be released for the upcoming live-action Masters of the Universe reboot, something pretty awesome has surfaced that offers a fascinating glimpse into a version of the film that might have been. Concept artist…
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Has Hollywood Already Forgotten the Los Angeles Wildfires?
Los Angeles is, at least apocryphally, a city without memory. Angelenos have been derided for our lack of history, our surface-level lack of interest in things that happened more than 20 minutes ago or 20 miles away, for almost as…
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‘Marty Supreme’ Hammers A24’s Most Grueling Thriller To Reach Massive Box Office Milestone
Timothée Chalamet in Marty SupremeImage via A24 Marty Supreme is well on its way to becoming one of A24’s biggest box office hits of all time after wrapping up another successful weekend in theaters. Timothée Chalamet’s explosive new ping pong…
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Armie Hammer Returns in Frontier Crucible Trailer to Rip Off a Tarantula’s Leg (Video)
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tGLFG57Z78[/embed] Armie Hammer is not only back in the new Frontier Crucible trailer, but he’s back with a juicy role: He plays an ornery outlaw who rips the leg off a tarantula for “trying to run away.” The film from…
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