Clips Round-Up: The American Dream And Other Fairy Tales Shows Disney's Dark Side & More [Exclusive]
Check out clips from Abigail Disney's new doc, an action thriller, a sequel to a UK classic, and more.
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RRR Will Not Be India's Oscar Entry For Best International Feature, And That's CRRRazy
The only solution now is to nominate it for Best Picture. -
The New Karate Kid Movie Won't Be Connected To Cobra Kai
Cobra Kai creator Jon Hurwitz confirmed the new Karate Kid movie has nothing to do with the series or its cast. -
Will There Be A Sequel To Barbarian? Here's What Direct Zach Cregger Says
Another Zach Cregger horror movie? Yes, please. A Barbarian sequel? Ehhhhh... -
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What Pearl Has In Common With One Of Stephen King's Greatest Characters
The only key difference is in a bucket of pig's blood. -
Jonathan Lipnicki On Taking His Craft More Seriously And The Comedy Version Of Donnie Darko [Interview]
'I just ****ing love acting, man.' -
Christian Bale Drew Inspiration From A Classic TV Series For His Amsterdam Character
Just one more thing... -
The Scrapped Stephen King And DC Movies Mike Flanagan Almost Made
Hollywood, let this man make whatever he wants! -
Mike Flanagan's Shining Prequel Has Been Scrapped, Box Office Failure Of Doctor Sleep To Blame
Time has already been kind to Doctor Sleep. -
With Prisoner's Daughter, Catherine Hardwicke Is Still Making Gritty Films About Independent Women [Exclusive Interview]
Catherine Hardwicke, the director of Thirteen and Twilight, is back with a moving drama of resentment, reconciliation, and the unbreakable bonds of familiy. -
Legendary Filmmaker Martin Scorsese Is A Big Fan Of Ti West's Pearl [Exclusive]
Martin Scorsese couldn't sleep after watching Ti West's Pearl. -
Pearl Features The Most Uncomfortable End Credits Of The Year
And depending on your sense of humor, they're also very, very funny. -
Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans Wins People's Choice Award At Toronto International Film Festival
This year's People's Choice Award at TIFF went to Steven Spielberg's semi-autobiographical film, The Fabelmans. -
The Old Guard Taught Gina Prince-Bythewood A Vital Lesson For The Woman King
The Old Guard was Gina Prince-Bythewood's first action movie, and it taught her never to settle for a mediocre action shot. -
Woody Allen Plans To Retire From Directing After His Next Movie
Director Woody Allen says he intends to retire after finishing his next movie, Wasp 22, and will focus on writing a novel next. -
The Woman King Leads The Charge At The Weekend Box Office With Estimated $18 Million Debut
Gina Prince-Bythewood's historical action epic The Woman King is breathing new life into the box office after a tough couple of months. -
Braveheart And The Last Of The Mohicans Inspired The Battle Scenes In The Woman King
Battle scenes are incredibly challenging to execute, so Gina Prince-Bythewood took inspiration from some of the best when making The Woman King. -
Gina Prince-Bythewood Wanted To Show That 'Real Women' Can Be Warriors In The Woman King
The Woman King will change your perspective of women as warriors. -
Henry Silva, One Of Cinema's Ultimate Badasses, Has Passed Away
Silva's prolific career spanned over 50 years. -
Steven Spielberg Recruited David Lynch To Terrify The Fabelmans Star Gabriel LaBelle
His presence really got the young actor into the right headspace — sufficiently freaked out. -
Constantine Sequel With Keanu Reeves Is Officially Happening, Director Francis Lawrence To Return
After nearly 20 years, Keanu Reeves is returning as John Constantine. -
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Superhero Bits: A Mystery Marvel Movie Gets Delayed, Doom Patrol Season 4 Details & More
Friendly neighborhood Spider-Man? Not any more. This spooky season is all about DEADLY Neighborhood Spider-Man. -
Filming For Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Went At A Breakneck Pace
You won't believe how breezy the parody's production turned out to be. -
Magic Mike's Last Dance Gets A Theatrical Release, Will Unzip In 2023
Magic Mike will be performing his last dance on the big screen. You're welcome, ladies. -
British-Palestinian Filmmaker Basil Khalil Uses Humor To Understand Strife In A Gaza Weekend [Exclusive Interview]
After debuting on the global film scene in 2015 with his Oscar-nominated short Ave Maria, Basil Khalil has returned with the powerful satire A Gaza Weekend.
