Spider-Man is proving box office gold, with yet another Spidey movie nabbing big bucks. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is the number one movie at the domestic box office, bringing in a stellar $120.5 million for its first weekend. With an opening like that, the film is the second-biggest opening weekend of the year, only behind the […]
The Flash’s Andy Muschietti set to direct Batman: The Brave and The Bold
Andy Muschietti is preparing to enter Gotham as The Flash director will soon close his deal to direct James Gunn/DC Studios’ Batman project. Industry scoop site One Take News dropped the bombshell late Sunday evening that Muschietti will direct Batman: The Brave and The Bold. For reference, OTN often breaks stories like Andy Samberg being […]
Hocus Pocus 3 is in the works at Disney
Prepare for more witchiness from The Sanderson Sisters. After returning in 2022 with a long-awaited sequel, we now have confirmation that a third Hocus Pocus is currently being developed. Walt Disney Studios Executive Sean Bailey was profiled in a new New York Times article. During the interview, he tells the publication that a third Hocus […]
James Wan on how DC Studios drama changed Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
It’s been nearly six years since Aquaman was released and became the DCEU’s lone billion-dollar box office entry. Since then, DC has gone through quite a bit of drama, whether it’s The Snyder Cut, losing execs, or finding new ship captains like James Gunn and Peter Safran. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan […]
Shia LaBeouf writing Auschwitz-based film for director Abel Ferrara
It’s been a while since Shia LaBeouf had a major movie moment, following 2019’s Honey Boy and the controversies that followed the actor since. But now we know what Shia LaBeouf’s next movie will be, a film about Auschwitz that Abel Ferrara will helm. The pair recently worked together on the religious drama Padre Pio […]
Steven Yeun says joining Marvel was less “bucket list” and more seeking the “experience”
It still seems like joining the MCU is a right of passage for most actors; almost everyone has done it or auditioned for a role. We are seeing indie actors appearing in massive Marvel Studios projects, even to the dismay of other filmmakers, but most seem thrilled to be part of such a mainstream ordeal. […]
John Carpenter teases that The Thing 2 could be a reality very soon
Are we nearing the start of The Thing’s long-awaited sequel? Over three years after rumblings of a new entry began, the filmmaker behind the 1982 cult classic has hinted at what will come next. As mysterious and elusive as ever, John Carpenter opens up about the possibility of The Thing 2 and why he can’t […]
Tom Cruise wages war with Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer over IMAX screens
When your upcoming film costs a reported $300 million, you’d want to have a chance to have it seen on the biggest (and most expensive) screens. That’s the dilemma actor/producer Tom Cruise faces now since reports claim Mission: Impossible—Dead Reckoning Part One will only see a premium theater run for one week. At the same […]
Dwayne Johnson set for new Fast & Furious film, has squashed beef with Vin Diesel
Dwayne Johnson will appear in a new Fast & Furious movie, but it’s not the long-awaited final installment. A new report notes Universal is developing a still-untitled entry starring Johnson as Luke Hobbs, which will serve as a bridge between the recently released Fast X and the eleventh (and rumored final) film. The actor & […]
The Most Overlooked Horror Movies of the 1990s
EJ Moreno on the most underrated horror movies of the 1990s… While the 90s didn’t have the number of iconic entries as the 80s, it’s easy to forget just how good horror fans had in the 90s—this decade brought up hits like Scream, The Silence of the Lambs, Audition, and The Sixth Sense. With these […]
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