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The Batman Part II is already shaping up to be a very exciting sequel, and new casting reports could make the DC movie even more fascinating. If true, it wouldn’t just introduce a classic Gotham tragedy, but could ironically revive…
Horror is such an overworked genre these days with every possible variation tried and tried again, every successful franchise running through countless sequels before starting all over again ala Sceam , Halloween, and more. The “found footage” sub-genre also wore…
Filmmaker J.M. Harper takes a hybrid approach, combining new interviews, archival footage and stylized dramatizations, to tell the story of the U.S. Army’s first all-Black special operations team in Vietnam.
Ullom’s second feature, “4 X 4: The Event,” will begin production later this year; his “It Ends” made a splash out of last year’s SXSW before Neon acquired it.
Alex Ullom’s sophomore horror feature 4 X 4: The Event isn’t playing Sundance, but the global deal for it was just hatched here by Neon. The genre and international film label picked up Ullom’s first movie, which played in competition…
While Keanu Reeves is best known for the action genre, one of his more heartbreaking dramas is about to get a new streaming home.
As Bad Bunny gears up for his headlining slot at this year’s Super Bowl halftime show, many are wondering what the Puerto Rican superstar will wear on stage. About two weeks ahead of Super Bowl LX — set for Feb.…
“Grey’s Anatomy” star Eric Dane dropped out of an awards gala on Saturday due to complications with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. According to Entertainment Weekly, Dane was set to receive the Advocate of the…
Take a peek inside the Sundance Film Festival’s best parties and events as the beloved indie film gathering has a final bow in Park City.
Superhero franchises thrive on sequels, shared universes, and long-term planning – but not every standout entry gets the follow-up it deserves. Some films arrive too early, others too late, and a few are simply misunderstood in their time. Despite strong…