Raimi only came on board the last 'Doctor Strange' after original director Scott Derrickson parted ways with Marvel due to “creative differences.” The script had many rewrites up to that point — an actor claimed it had been rewritten 33 times.

Edgar Wright’s ‘Running Man’ remake is set to shoot next month in London. Of course, as with all projects these days, Glen Powell will star as the lead. This afternoon, Paramount set up a theatrical release date for the film, November 22, 2025.

Teyana Taylor and Sasha Calle have joined Ben Affleck and Matt Damon in Joe Carnahan’s new crime thriller ‘RIP,’ which is being distributed by Netflix. Filming has officially begun on the film in Los Angeles.

The film follows a burned-out former baseball player (Austin Butler) who is plunged into a wild fight for survival in the downtown criminal underworld of ‘90s NYC. Sounds like something the Safdies would concoct.

Snyder's next film, which isn't planned at Netflix, will be set in the world of UFC. Zach Baylin (“King Richard”) co-wrote the screenplay with Snyder. It’s planned as a theatrical film, with the UFC (including its president, Dana White) being directly involved. 

“The Nanny” star Fran Drescher, known for her nasally, raspy, high-pitched voice, has joined the cast of Josh Safdie’s ping pong movie. She will be playing the mother of Timothée Chalamet’s character.

How on earth did this film cost $190M? Puck’s Matt Belloni is reporting that Joaquin Phoenix, Lady Gaga and Todd Phillips alone made up around $50M of the budget. The costs-benefit analysis isn’t good, especially for a film that’s now at a paltry 39% on Rotten Tomatoes.

After his critically acclaimed “Memoria,” filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul had originally revealed plans to shoot his next film in Sri Lanka (via Metrograph). Tilda Swinton is supposed to star in this latest project.

LADBible is reporting that the first official UK screening of “Terrifier 3” has led to people walking out in the opening scene alone, with “one person so far having been confirmed to have puked.”

“Sinners,” which wrapped production in early summer, is set to hit theaters on March 7, 2025. This is one hot project that sparked a bidding war in February and had Warner Bros finally landing the rights. The budget for the film is said to be around $90M.

Screen Rant has asked Spike Lee, Steven Soderbergh, Guillermo del Toro and Spike Jonze for their reactions to Coppola’s ambitiously divisive epic, and they all heap much praise on the film.

This toxic word of mouth, that ‘Folie à Deux’ is a dreadful movie, is spreading fast, and it’s now becoming quite clear that the entire thing was a misbegotten project from the start.

The controversial “Rust,” directed by Joel Souza, is set to have its world premiere at the Cameraimage Film Festival in Poland. This isn’t some low rent film fest either, Cameraimage tends to have some pretty big names show up for screenings.

The actor acknowledges that the endorsement might railroad his career. Levi said that Hollywood was a very "liberal town" and suggested that his support for the former president might "constitute career suicide,” but he’s glad to have done it regardless.

Set to shoot this month, Bart Layton’s follow up to “American Animals” is now set to star Chris Hemsworth, Halle Berry, Mark Ruffalo and Barry Keoghan. The film is based off of Don Winslow’s short story of the same name.

Cameras are about to roll on Derek Cianfrance’s “Roofman” which stars Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst. Miramax has just landed domestic and international rights for the film.

There is definitely a movie brewing between Janelle Monáe and Jordan Peele. Speaking with PEOPLE, Monáe is revealing that she and Peele have "spoken about making [a] film" together, as recently as this year.

Martin Scorsese was supposed to shoot this documentary in the summer, but things were delayed. I thought it might meet the same fate as his recently “postponed” Sinatra and Jesus movies, but that is clearly not the case.

It should be mentioned that a trailer for “Mickey 17” was released two weeks ago, and although its comedic beats turned off some viewers, the Korean trailer is drastically different in tone and vibe.