Yes, “The Stand.” King’s apocalyptic novel, all 1,152 pages of it. A behemoth. A Mount Everest of tales that Hollywood has tried, and mostly failed, to make for decades.

This is yet another in a growing trend for Pixar, which has been leaning harder than ever into sequels and legacy IP. They already have three other sequels coming up.

According to THR, Brandon Flynn (”True Detective: Night Country”) has been cast as the Hollywood icon in “Willie and Jimmy Dean.”

Here’s your first look at Cillian Murphy in “Steve,” which follows a harrowing day in the life of a teacher at a last-chance reform school.

John Lasseter’s exit marked a turning point for Pixar. As the creative force behind nearly every Pixar classic, Lasseter brought not just vision, but a deep understanding of storytelling

If this doesn’t land—critically or commercially—it may cement Jones as a cautionary tale of wasted promise. But if it works? Then maybe “Moon” and “Source Code” weren’t flukes. Maybe “Warcraft” and “Mute” were detours.

Yes, that Ghosts of Mars. The 2001 space-Western-slash-Industrial-metal-hangout-movie featuring Ice Cube, Natasha Henstridge, and a whole lot of red lighting.

Ridley Scott has hired Erik Messerschmidt — known for his work with David Fincher (”Mindhunter,” ”Mank,” “The Killer”) and Michael Mann (”Ferrari”).

This morning, Gunn himself hopped on social media to politely (and by politely, we mean passive-aggressively) swat the rumor down, saying the report was “not true.”

A full two-minute trailer for Zach Cregger’s “Weapons” just landed this morning. And yes, it looks gorgeously horrific. Cinematography and framing are top-tier.

Here’s a film that didn’t nearly get enough attention at Cannes but will be worth seeking out when it gets released later this summer. It’s both a tender and riotously funny treat.

Since the project was first announced at Comic-Con 2019, delays have piled up: COVID, WGA/SAG strikes, multiple re-writes, casting changes, director exits.

Lynne Ramsay and Ezra Miller are co-writing a Vampire movie together. Ramsay will direct. Miller is set to star. It’s a collaboration not many saw coming.

There’s a growing sense of fatalism among the people running America’s movie theaters. I just came across a new industry survey that paints a sobering picture.

French director Bertrand Bonello is coming off his critically acclaimed “The Beast,” which was unlike any film he’d made before, mixing period-era romanticism, sci-fi and Lynchian depravity.

Johnny Depp has resurfaced in a lengthy new interview with The Sunday Times, and it’s the first major sitdown he’s given, to any publication, in years.

David Lowery and A24’s “Mother Mary” started filming in May 2023. It finally wrapped in August 2024. Otherwise, we’ve heard zilch about this film or any release plans, until now.

There’s something oddly admirable about Sony reviving “28 Days Later” with Danny Boyle back in the driver’s seat. Same goes for Disney/Pixar, who are stubbornly trying to push original storytelling with “Elio.”