Kelly Rowland And Trevante Rhodes To Lead Tyler Perry's Netflix Thriller Mea Culpa
Kelly Rowland and Trevante Rhodes are starring in Mea Culpa, a thriller Tyler Perry is directing for Netflix.
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65 Review: This Adam Driver Sci-Fi Thriller Delivers On Dinosaur Scares (But Not Much Else)
65 has enough to keep action and/or horror lovers at least mildly entertained. -
Julianne Moore And Sydney Sweeney Join Echo Valley, A New Thriller From Mare Of Easttown Creator
Brad Inglesby, creator of Mare of Easttown, is working on a feature thriller for Apple TV+, and the cast now includes Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney. -
Citadel Trailer: Richard Madden Leads Prime Video's Ambitious Spy Thriller Series From The Russo Brothers
The costly Prime Video series is meant to launch an MCU-like slate of international spin-offs. -
12 Underrated Alfred Hitchcock Movies Worth Watching
Hitchcock directed numerous straight-up classics. But the legendary filmmaker also gave us some seriously underrated movies, and we dig deep in to 12 of those. -
Florida Man Trailer: A Hard-Boiled Thriller In America's Wackiest State
Edgar Ramirez plays an ex-cop reluctant to return to his home state while trying to find a Philadelphia mobster's runaway girlfriend. -
Here's How To Watch Missing At Home
The screen life mystery is getting digital and physical releases. -
Fatal Attraction Trailer: An Episodic Spin On Adrian Lyne's 1987 Thriller Classic
Lizzy Caplan is not going to be ignored. -
Eric: What We Know About The Benedict Cumberbatch-Led Thriller Series
The show follows the 'desperate search of a father when his nine-year-old son disappears one morning on the way to school.' -
This Was By Far The Most Brutal Scene In Cocaine Bear
Who would win in a fight between a cocaine bear and an ambulance? We now have a definitive answer to that question. -
The Road Ending Explained: Are You Carrying The Fire?
Before TV zombies really took off, the cinematic end of the world looked a lot grayer and more human, courtesy of The Road. -
Cary Grant Thought North By Northwest Had A 'Terrible Script'
Cary Grant got more than he bargained for in Hitchcock's classic. -
Does Cocaine Bear Have An End Credits Scene?
Will there be a 2 Bear 2 Cocaine in the future? -
Director Neil Jordan Totally Reworked His British Crime Film Mona Lisa After Meeting Bob Hoskins [Exclusive]
Jordan wound up rewriting the entire script to better fit Hoskins and his nuanced abilities. -
Rami Malek To Star In Thriller Amateur From Slow Horses Director James Hawes
Rami Malek is set to star as a CIA cryptographer in James Hawes' upcoming thriller Amateur, produced by 20th Century Studios. -
Martin Scorsese Explains How Shutter Island's Interrogation Scene Is A Key To The Movie
A forced continuity error delivers a big clue to the Leonardo DiCaprio-led film's twist. -
Emma Thompson Set To Star In Brian Kirk's Action-Thriller, The Fisherwoman
Emma Thompson: future action star. -
Andrew Scott's Showtime Thriller Ripley Is Moving To Netflix
Patricia Highsmith's novel The Talented Mr. Ripley will serve as the basis for the (for now, limited) series. -
Liam Neeson Reuniting With Marlowe Director For Prison Escape Thriller The Riker's Ghost
Liam Neeson will reunite with director Neil Jordan on the film, which hales from the producer of Unknown and Non-Stop. -
Unseen Trailer: Jolene Purdy Helps A Kidnapping Victim Via FaceTime In Blumhouse Comedy-Thriller
Blumhouse fans get ready: Unseen is a thriller-comedy with a wild high-concept premise, coming in early March. -
Everything We Know So Far About Butterfly, Amazon's New Spy Thriller Series Starring Daniel Dae Kim
Adapted from the graphic novel of the same name. -
You Season 4 Review: The Pulpy Thriller Has Become A Killer Whodunnit
Trashy TV at its finest. -
Anthony Hopkins And Glen Powell To Star In Sam Raimi-Produced Thriller, Locked
Hopkins as a potentially evil 'mysterious figure?' Go on... -
George Clooney Heads To Showtime For New Political Thriller Series The Department
Has Showtime found the next Homeland? -
The Daily Stream: Monster Is A Gripping Horror-Thriller About How Good Can Overcome Evil
Naoki Urasawa's Monster is a fascinating exploration of the lines between good and evil, between nature and nurture, and between optimism and realism. -
Tales From The Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan's Low Budget Thriller The Visit Kicked Off His Big Comeback
If you want something done right, finance it yourself. -
