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Jodie Foster’s new mystery thriller finally gets a Netflix release date
Jodie Foster’s new mystery thriller finally gets a Netflix release date
Jodie Foster’s French mystery thriller A Private Life hits Netflix after a buzzy run through Cannes, Toronto and Deauville.
Stephen King raves as Widow’s Bay scores season 2 renewal
Stephen King raves as Widow’s Bay scores season 2 renewal
Stephen King just anointed a new binge: breakout chiller Widow’s Bay, freshly renewed for season 2 and now carrying the master’s seal of approval. He also used his feed to boost an Apple TV+ thriller and its leading lady.
From Jaws to The Fabelmans: Steven Spielberg’s 10 greatest films, ranked
From Jaws to The Fabelmans: Steven Spielberg’s 10 greatest films, ranked
From killer sharks and whip-cracking adventures to dino stampedes and wartime heartbreak, we count down the 10 best Steven Spielberg movies—the films that built the modern blockbuster.
Sarah Snook Takes Flight In The Birds, A Limited Series Reimagining The Hitchcock Classic
Sarah Snook Takes Flight In The Birds, A Limited Series Reimagining The Hitchcock Classic
Sarah Snook is taking flight with The Birds, headlining a visceral limited series that reimagines Alfred Hitchcock’s classic horror for today.
The Addictive Netflix Sci-Fi Series You'll Finish in One Sitting
The Addictive Netflix Sci-Fi Series You'll Finish in One Sitting
Stephen Graham anchors a crackling UK miniseries that fires off a whiplash twist in every one of its eight episodes.
Locked In and Hooked: The Best Women’s Prison TV Shows to Stream Now
Locked In and Hooked: The Best Women’s Prison TV Shows to Stream Now
While women’s prison realities remain largely undocumented, TV dramas are filling the void—and reshaping public perception in the process.
Sydney Sweeney Steps Into The Caretaker, The Next Horror From Hellraiser Director David Bruckner
Sydney Sweeney Steps Into The Caretaker, The Next Horror From Hellraiser Director David Bruckner
Signed on for a Housemaid sequel, the actor doubles down on genre and cements her status as its next powerhouse.
Brian Cox Joining Dexter: Resurrection Could Be the Masterstroke That Elevates It to Masterpiece Status
Brian Cox Joining Dexter: Resurrection Could Be the Masterstroke That Elevates It to Masterpiece Status
Trinity has ruled as Dexter’s fiercest foe, but bold casting for the New York Ripper in Dexter: Resurrection threatens to dethrone him.
Hollywood Icon Says Sydney Sweeney Is the Wrong Choice for Their Upcoming Biopic — Here’s Why
Hollywood Icon Says Sydney Sweeney Is the Wrong Choice for Their Upcoming Biopic — Here’s Why
Sydney Sweeney will portray screen legend Kim Novak in an upcoming film — and the casting has Novak bristling.
10 Directors Who Removed Their Names From Their Films
10 Directors Who Removed Their Names From Their Films
I found ten movies where the original director didn't even want their name on the finished product. 
10 Bad Movie Remakes That Pissed Off A LOT of People
10 Bad Movie Remakes That Pissed Off A LOT of People
Hollywood loves to mess with classics—but sometimes, they don't just ruin the original. They piss off everyone. 
Why One Actor Found Christopher Nolan’s Set Unnerving
Why One Actor Found Christopher Nolan’s Set Unnerving
Christopher Nolan’s unique approach to directing has won him acclaim, but not every actor finds his methods easy to work with. Discover what left one performer feeling unsettled on set.
Brian De Palma’s Blunt Verdict on His Fellow Directors
Brian De Palma’s Blunt Verdict on His Fellow Directors
Brian De Palma, famed for his bold cinematic style, once delivered a scathing assessment of his peers, questioning their depth and sophistication despite his own celebrated influences.
The Simpsons’ Top Five Most Quoted Films Revealed
The Simpsons’ Top Five Most Quoted Films Revealed
From hidden gags to full-blown parodies, The Simpsons is a treasure trove of film references. Discover which five classic films the show has paid homage to more than any others.
Why Hitchcock Walked Away from Cary Grant’s Final Demand
Why Hitchcock Walked Away from Cary Grant’s Final Demand
Alfred Hitchcock and Cary Grant’s celebrated partnership hit an unexpected snag when a bold financial request brought their collaboration to a sudden halt. Discover what really happened behind the scenes.
Alan Cumming on Fame, Fortune, and a Marvel Comeback
Alan Cumming on Fame, Fortune, and a Marvel Comeback
Alan Cumming reflects on his Walk of Fame honour and teases a surprising Marvel return. Discover what the Scottish actor really thinks about his career’s twists and turns.
Ten Brilliant Films Marred by One Unforgivable Scene
Ten Brilliant Films Marred by One Unforgivable Scene
Even the most celebrated films can stumble. Discover ten acclaimed classics each undermined by a single, glaringly awkward or poorly executed moment that’s impossible to forget.
Why James Stewart Struggled With Hitchcock’s Daring ‘Rope’
Why James Stewart Struggled With Hitchcock’s Daring ‘Rope’
James Stewart once described his experience filming Alfred Hitchcock’s Rope as the most demanding of his career, thanks to the film’s ambitious long-take technique and relentless pressure on set.
Kathryn Bigelow on Hitchcock: The Director Who Shaped Her Vision
Kathryn Bigelow on Hitchcock: The Director Who Shaped Her Vision
Kathryn Bigelow, acclaimed for her nuanced approach to action cinema, opens up about her deep respect for Alfred Hitchcock and the challenge of picking just one favourite from his iconic filmography.
When the Coen Brothers Nearly Joined Ocean’s Eleven
When the Coen Brothers Nearly Joined Ocean’s Eleven
Steven Soderbergh once considered casting the Coen brothers in Ocean’s Eleven, a move that would have marked their first real acting roles. Here’s how close it came to happening.