Last week, Martin Scorsese hinted that he wanted to shoot a limited series and that, unlike his “Boardwalk Empire” and “Vinyl,” he’d want to direct every single episode.

Neon bought “Presence” at Sundance, back in January. The reactions for Soderbergh’s 85-minute ghost story have been positive — it’s at 92% on Rotten Tomatoes (based on 38 reviews) and 80 on Metacritic.

According to rumors that have been picking up steam, Paramount actually destroyed its 70mm IMAX prints of Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar.” The September re-release is now in question.

It’s official, “Rebel Ridge” will be released on September 6. No theatrical launch or fall fests planned, this one is going straight to Netflix. We now have a trailer. It has shades of Carpenter’s “Assault on Precinct 13” all over it.

Things are not going well for Zack Snyder over at Netflix. Here comes word that they’ve “quietly canceled” his planned “Army of the Dead” sequels and animated series.

Here comes intel that Tim Miller reshot around 60% of “Borderlands,” which is supposed to have been directed by Eli Roth. The film cost around $120M to produce and is set to open with around $15M this weekend.

Pedro Almodovar’s “The Room Next Door,” starring Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton, has set up a December release date. A gorgeous new poster has also been released and can be seen below.

Vanity Fair has our first look images at Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night.” This probably means that either a trailer release or a TIFF announcement is imminent, or both.

“Here” has moved up two weeks and will now be released on November 1. Still no word on fall fests, which I’m starting to doubt will happen for this film.

Greg Mottola has proven to be a great comedy filmmaker, and his filmography is filled with gems such as “Superbad,” “Adventureland” “The Daytrippers.”

Sadly, Daniel Richtman’s intel was incorrect. Sources are saying Sydney Sweeney will not be part of Edgar Wright’s “The Running Man.”

Here’s TheInSneider with more details on JJ Abrams’ mysterious new film, starring Glen Powell and Jenna Ortega, which apparently resides in the “Fantasy” genre and has franchise aspirations:

Today’s announcement of the New York Film Festival main slate did not include Luca Guadagnino’s “Queer,” which got some people worried about its status.

So, it’s official — James Mangold’s “A Complete Unknown” will be released on Christmas Day 2024, per Searchlight.

The 2024 New York Film Festival has announced its main slate lineup. As expected, it’s filled with Cannes titles, 13 of them, including Sean Baker’s “Anora” and Mohammad Rasoulof’s “Seed of the Sacred Fig.”

Yorgos Lanthimos' “Kinds of Kindness” will arrive digitally on August 27, that’s a little over three months after its theatrical debut. Good job, Searchlight.

We already know that Eli Roth’s “Borderlands” will be an unmitigated disaster for Lionsgate. It’s a film that’s been plagued with reshoots and rewrites.

Kristoffer Borgli is coming off his highly amusing “Dream Scenario,” and he’s now teaming up again with A24, adding two very big actors into the mix, for “The Drama”.