storytelling

The first trailer for As Deep as the Grave — the Val Kilmer AI movie — lands like a warning flare: instead of reviving a star, it exposes the hollow gap where a human performance should be, reigniting debate over consent, craft, and the future of acting. Written and directed by Coerte Voorhees, the historical drama initially cast Kilmer as Father Fintan, a Catholic priest and Native American spiritual guide — and the digital workaround makes that problem impossible to ignore.

Lee Cronin’s The Mummy hits theaters this week, and the buzz is anything but unanimous — early reviews land at a middling 59% on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics divided over its scares and spectacle.

Eric Robles says if viewers rally behind the first season of Tales from 85, the series is just getting started.

Christopher Nolan may be charting new waters with The Odyssey, but it won’t outdo the most jaw-dropping action spectacle he unleashed in The Dark Knight trilogy.

The hunt spills onto the big screen: Sony Pictures is developing an R-rated Bloodborne animated film that embraces the game’s brutal, blood-soaked roots.

Déjà vu hits The Pitt Season 2 as Dr. Frank Langdon (Patrick Ball) embarks on a storyline that mirrors his Season 1 arc—resonant evolution or tired repeat?

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero — Toei Animation’s hit 2022 anime fantasy boasting a 95% Rotten Tomatoes score — is now streaming on Hulu. Directed by Tetsuro Kodama, this blockbuster chapter of the Dragon Ball saga finally lands on a new platform today.

Netflix’s single-season high-fantasy action epic Delicious in Dungeon is shaking up the genre with audacious worldbuilding and a wildly original premise.

After seasons of false starts, A-Train’s redemption finally hits top speed—The Boys Season 5 turns his comeback into a blistering triumph.

Memento, forged from his brother’s short story, didn’t just announce Christopher Nolan—it set the blueprint for the time-twisting, puzzle-box storytelling that would define his career.

Lone Survivor, the gritty 2013 war thriller led by Mark Wahlberg and Gambit alum Taylor Kitsch, is marching off Netflix next month—stream it before it disappears. Praised for visceral performances, tight storytelling, and searing combat visuals, it also stirred debate for putting spectacle over nuance.

Time buckles and reality splinters in a mind-bending odyssey of nonlinear narratives, dreams within dreams, warped realities and psychedelic visuals.

With a Hollywood Walk of Fame star due April 9, The Pitt actor and executive producer Noah Wyle reveals he initially pushed back on the show’s Season 2 ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) storyline, detailing the tense behind-the-scenes debates over how to handle its politics.

Fandango’s 2026 moviegoing report crowns the 10 hottest summer releases—but behind the hype is a red flag that could define the season at the box office.

HBO’s Harry Potter special Finding Harry hints the series’ first season could be a bumpy ride — and fans should brace for impact.

After years of pretenders, only Netflix’s Ozark, led by Jason Bateman, gets within striking distance of Breaking Bad’s ruthless magic.

Christopher Nolan’s legend started with Memento, the 2000 thriller that set the blueprint for the time-twisting, mind-bending cinema that now defines him.

Critics have weighed in on Netflix's boldest action-fantasy gamble yet—epic triumph or costly misfire?

Steady your pulse and clear your schedule — these Netflix action thrillers are all killer, no filler, delivering heart-pounding seasons with not a single dud.

Had Star Trek: Starfleet Academy reached season 3, Robert Picardo wanted to follow up a classic Star Trek: Voyager episode with a sequel that would have brought the Doctor back to class.