The new Scream film has secured another original star. It has been officially announced that Courteney Cox will be reprising her role as Gale Weathers in the latest installment. Cox joins previously announced Scream castmember […]
One of the biggest action stars of the 1980’s and 90’s is back! Jean-Claude Van Damme is heading to Netflix as the action star has started shooting The Last Mercenary, David Charhon’s action-comedy which will […]
During the COVID-19, any sense of normalcy is welcomed for cinephiles. The awards season could be it as the Toronto International Film Festival has announced the lineup for the 2020 festival. This year’s festival will […]
Pixar Animation Studios announced their next original today and it’s set to take you to a seaside town on the Italian Riviera for a new coming-of-age story. Luca, directed by Enrico Casarosa, tells the story […]
Universal Pictures and AMC Theatres may have made a new unprecedented pact to shrink the theatrical window down to a mere 17 days but don’t expect Cineworld to follow suit. Cineworld, which owns Regal Cinemas, […]
This is not a drill…hopefully. Regal Cinemas has announced a new reopening date after postponing the July date they had set to open their doors again. Regal halted their reopening plans, along with AMC Theatres […]
Netflix is extending its relationship with one of the stars of Stranger Things. Stranger Things and Enola Holmes star Millie Bobby Brown has been cast in the upcoming feature film The Girls I’ve Been, an adaptation of the upcoming […]
DC’s animated films are back! One of DC’s most iconic Batman storylines from the 1980s, Death in the Family received its first trailer on Tuesday. In a big twist, DC is taking a page from […]
A few weeks ago, one of my most anticipated films of the year, Halloween Kills shifted release dates from October 2020 to October 2021. While the change in date is disappointing, fans of the franchise have something […]
The wise guys are heading to the small screen! As first reported by Deadline, a new mob series is currently being developed by a group of folks who are very familiar with stories revolving around […]
[powerpress] With over $2 billion at the box office, Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy changed audiences’ expectations of what a superhero movie could be. From the hero’s origins to the centuries of injustice explored in […]
The headline may have readers thinking, “Why would F-Bombs by Checky surprise anyone, the reason is that the upcoming Child’s Play series is the transition to the small screen on the SYFY and USA Network’s […]
As new films prepare to arrive at Netflix, cinephiles must prepare to say goodbye to some great films. Rotten Tomatoes has provided a full list of the films leaving the streaming service on 7/31. Along […]
A little over a year ago, The Russo Brothers directed one of the best movie-going experiences of all time with the release of Avengers: Endgame. After the massive success of the film, the Russo Brothers […]
The Oscar Season has extended to April this year, but that has not stopped the film festivals from announcing their lineups. On Tuesday, the Venice Film Festival unveiled the lineup of its 77th edition, which, barring […]
It was only a matter of time! For quite some time, Universal has pushed for years to shorten the window, and in March, AMC CEO Adam Aron stated that his company was going to boycott […]
On Monday, it was announced that Tenet will first release in theaters internationally at the end of August. Along with that select cities will have a chance to view the film in the U.S on Labor Day […]
While I personally found escape covering this year’s Comic-Con@Home, it seems not many felt the same with this past weekend’s social media numbers. A new report from Variety says tweets about the annual convention were down […]
To the surprise of no one, the eligibility window at next year’s Golden Globe awards has shifted. The 2021 Golden Globe Awards will recognize films released within the same eligibility window as the 2021 Academy […]
As many expected, The Witcher is coming back, just not in the way many thought it would. Netflix is expanding the universe of The Witcher with the six-part limited series prequel, Blood Origi Blood Origin will be set in “an […]
After pushing back deadlines due to the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Emmy Awards are back on track as the nominations were announced on Tuesday. The nominations were revealed on the Emmys’ website and Facebook and YouTube accounts. […]
While The New York Film Festival has yet to be postponed or canceled, the COVID-19 pandemic may prevent the festival from occurring. Despite that, it’s not stopped the announcement of this year’s centerpiece. On Monday, […]
A week after Tenet was removed from the release calendar, Tenet has provided life to the summer blockbuster season, at least outside of the United States. Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film will debut internationally starting on August […]
August is right around the corner and Shudder is getting ready to add brand new content for all the horror cinephiles to enjoy. The streaming service is adding original features including La Llorona, Random Acts Of […]
Thirty years ago, one of the most underrated comic book films of all time was released. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has grown in both cult following and appreciation from fans across the world. On the final day […]
Anyone that knows me is well aware that Kevin Smith is one of my favorite directors and personalities in Hollywood. I’ve enjoyed all phases of his career, from his films, personal projects to his podcasts. […]
The Rental gives us the latest directorial debut from an actor, in this case, it being the talented Dave Franco who also co-wrote the script with mumblecore icon Joe Swanberg. I’m happy to say that […]
Thirty-one years after the release of the first film, Bill and Ted are back! Despite the COVID-19 pandemic putting a hold on a wide theatrical release for Bill and Ted Face The Music, it didn’t stop […]
The Walking Dead made its 11th San Diego Comic-Con appearance yesterday with a ton of surprises for fans. Moderated by Chris Hardwick (Talking Dead), the panel was split into two portions with many cast members […]
Since her film debut in 1995, Charlize Theron has been one of the best and most consistent actresses in Hollywood. From her early work in That Thing You Do, her breathtaking Oscar-winning performance in Monster and her […]
Are any movies coming out in 2020? Paramount Pictures announced yesterday evening that they are opting to move A Quiet Place Part II & Top Gun: Maverick off their schedule for the year & into […]
Netflix has renewed its popular breakout YA series, Outer Banks, for a second season. Described as Friday Night Lights meets Dawson’s Creek meets Ozark, Outer Banks is created and executive produced by Jonas Pate, Josh […]
Over the past few years, it’s hard to imagine a project with more bad luck than The New Mutants. The film’s production dates back to 2015 from an initial pitch by Josh Boone and Knate Lee. Since […]
The stars and creator of Amazon Prime Video’s recent hit Upload materialized for Comic-Con@Home to look back at Season 1 and look ahead for the new technologies of Season 2. In a chat with moderator […]
After months of anticipation, Art the Clown has returned! Art and his gory slasher antics propelled him to attain horror icon status after just one film. The slasher will return in a sequel, Terrifier 2. […]
Collider‘s editor-in-chief Steven Weintraub brought together quite the panel for Comic-Con@Home. Joining him were directors Robert Rodriguez (We Can Be Heroes), Colin Trevorrow (Jurassic World: Dominion), and Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick) for a unique […]
The biggest news to come out of the panel for The Boys was an early season 3 renewal for the popular Amazon Prime series, although it is still up in the air when production will […]
I first learned about Legion M at New York Comic Con last October. It feels like ages ago at this point, but I’ll never forget the conversation I had with their booth representative. What drew […]
The power and importance of diversity and representation was the common theme to emerge from the Star Trek Universe panel on Thursday for the virtual fan convention Comic-Con@Home. While the nearly 80-minute pre-recorded super-panel was […]
Rick and Morty fans rejoice! Writer Mike McMahan brings you a new adult cartoon series with a Trekkie twist in Star Trek: Lower Decks. The show will focus on a group of “scrappy underdogs” who work […]
Fans of The Boys got a BIG surprise during today’s San Diego Comic-Con@Home panel – a new jam-packed trailer for Season 2 and the announcement of a Season 3 renewal. Based on the comic by […]
Empire’s Cookie Lyon may not be put to rest at Fox anytime soon. It has been announced that Taraji P. Henson is developing an Empire spinoff based on her character Cookie Lyon from the parent […]
Tom Cruise and director Doug Liman are getting even closer to taking their ambitious film project into outer space. It has been announced that Universal Pictures is in negotiations to land this historic film endeavor […]
In what AT&T CEO John Stankey has called a “flawless launch”, HBO Max has attracted 4.1 million overall subscribers after its first month on the market. The figure includes more than 1 million wholesale customers […]
Editor’s Note: We will add the links to the panels at the end of the article. They will be live for a short time. Comic-Con International reserves the right to remove them at their discretion. […]
Due to the ongoing concerns with the COVID-19 pandemic, Bill & Ted Face The Music will not follow a traditional theatrical release and will debut simultaneously on PVOD and in any cinemas willing to play […]
This is not a joke! Dave Franco is set to play Vanilla Ice in a biopic called To The Extreme. The film is written by Chris Goodwin and Phillip Van and titled after Vanilla Ice’s […]
HBO will be solving more cases with Perry Mason. The cable network has renewed the drama for a second season ahead of its freshman season finale. HBO had originally billed Perry Mason as a miniseries […]
In quite the swift turn around, Peacock has already lost one of their big film franchises. Netflix will attain streaming rights for the Jurassic Park trilogy, meaning Peacock will have had the right to stream […]
Not all festivals are shutting down this year as David Byrne’s American Utopia is heading to Canada. The Spike Lee-directed movie documenting the Broadway production will premiere as the opening selection of the Toronto International Film […]
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