Sony Pictures has released a poster and trailer for The Invitation, the upcoming horror from director Jessica M. Thompson which stars Nathalie Emmanuel as a young woman who finds herself invited to lavish wedding in the English countryside by a long lost cousin, only to be thrust into a nightmare when she discovers her blood-thirsty […]
Groovy! Evil Dead Rise moves from streaming to theatrical release
Too often we’re bemoaning the fact a film will debut on a streaming service rather than the silver screen, and that was to be the fate of the fifth movie in the Evil Dead franchise, which was all set to premiere exclusively on HBO Max later this year. However, word reaches us today that the […]
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom and Shazam! Fury of the Gods move release dates… again
Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom and Shazam! Fury of the Gods are once again doing the release date shuffle, with Warner Bros. bumping their superhero tentpoles to 2023. Both blockbusters have already been shunted around the calendar, most recently Shazam! Fury of the Gods was moved a few days in order to avoid clashing with […]
Horror-comedy Greywood’s Plot gets a trailer, poster and images
Terror Films has released a trailer, poster and images for Greywood’s Plot, the upcoming horror-comedy from Josh Stifter which follows a struggling paranormal blogger as he sets off on a road trip with his best friend in search of a fabled creature; take a look here… A struggling paranormal blogger named Dom is on […]
Embark on a journey to Slumberland with Jason Momoa in trailer for Netflix fantasy
Netflix has debuted the first trailer and images for Slumberland, the upcoming fantasy adventure which follows a young girl, Nemo (Marlow Barkley) and her eccentric companion Flip (Jason Momoa) as she discovers a secret map to Slumberland and embarks on an adventure of a lifetime as she searches the dreamworld in hopes of being reunited […]
Olivia Colman stars in the teaser for Sam Mendes’ ode to cinema Empire of Light
Searchlight Pictures have released the trailer for Sam Mendes’ love letter to cinema, Empire of Light, which reunites the Academy Award winning director with his 1917 cinematographer Roger Deakins, a collaborative duo who both know a fair bit about the power of the projected image. Set in an old cinema located in an English seaside […]
How Warner Bros. could save The Flash from disaster
Anghus Houvouras on Warner Bros.’ options for salvaging The Flash… David Zaslav’s regime at Warner Bros. Discovery started with a number of decisions that have left industry analysts and fans baffled. To be fair, he was handed a dumpster fire with the DCEU that has struggled to find creative cohesion and an overarching strategy for […]
The Death of Cinematic Discourse
Anghus Houvouras on the death of cinematic discourse… Cinematic discourse has been contentious as far back as I can remember. There were always people extremely passionate about film, who would state their opinions with vigour and steadfastly defend them given the opportunity. Woody Allen famously portrayed the kind of overly zealous cinematic debates that took […]
Blu-ray Review – The Deep (1977)
The Deep, 1977. Directed by Peter Yates. Starring Jacqueline Bisset, Nick Nolte, Dick Anthony Williams, Robert Shaw, Louis Gossett Jr., and Eli Wallach. SYNOPSIS: A pair of amateur divers discover a shipwreck filled with drugs and treasure whilst wearing very tight t-shirts. You can imagine the producers of The Deep all gathered round a big […]
Disney brings Pinocchio to life with new trailer for live-action movie
With a little over two weeks until Pinocchio arrives on Disney+, Walt Disney Studios has released a trailer, poster and images for director Robert Zemeckis’ live-action retelling of the classic tale; take a look here… Academy Award® winner Robert Zemeckis directs this live action retelling of the beloved tale of a wooden puppet who […]
