The review embargo has lifted on “I Know What You Did,” and the film is — unsurprisingly— getting negative ink from critics.

With “Superman” now out of the way, “Supergirl” and “Clayface” are next in James Gunn’s DCU. What comes after that? Apparently, a “Wonder Woman” reboot is turning into a real possibility.

A24 might have another Ari Aster misfire on their hands — and that’s bad news for original, auteur-driven films, which are already struggling to get greenlit.

Gunn revealed the poster on his social media. It teases a more rambunctious take on Supergirl, with the character drawing on the Supes’ House of El symbol with spray paint.

The 50th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival is starting to take shape. The fest has added Gala and Special Presentation titles to its Official Selection.

Sources tell me that Justin Kuritzkes, best known for penning Luca Guadagnino’s “Challengers” and “Queer,” is currently on the shortlist to write the script for Bond 26.

Guadagnino tackles hot-button topics such as rape culture, trauma and #MeToo. Roberts is said to be “incredible” in the lead role, and this after Guadagnino himself stated that he believes Roberts gives the performance of her career in his film.

Remember that wild rumor, via scooper Daniel Richtman, that Hunter Schafer was going to play Zelda? Turns out, it was fake news.

Multiple sources are telling me that Lin-Manuel Miranda has joined the cast of Richard Linklater’s ambitious “Merrily We Roll Along,” which still has 14 more years to shoot.

Lily-Rose Depp and Aaron Taylor-Johnson are reuniting with Robert Eggers for upcoming horror film, “Werewulf.” Taylor-Johnson will take on the title role — the werewolf himself.

It was believed the response to the first two ‘Rebel Moon’ movies had put the idea of a sequel on permanent hold over at Netflix.

Criterion has announced that they’ll be bringing the new black and white extended director’s cut of “Nightmare Alley” to 4K on October 28.

if rumors are to be believed, the ‘Fire & Ash’ trailer may debut exclusively in theaters alongside showings of Marvel’s “Fantastic Four: First Steps.”

This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, as Culkin and Lonergan share a long-standing creative partnership rooted in theater, television, and cinema.

The Oscar-winning director behind “Goodfellas,” and “Taxi Driver” has been recognized not for a cinematic opus, but for his gloriously unhinged guest spot.

Remember Lasse Hallström? Once upon a time, he was one of Hollywood’s go-to filmmaker for prestige-friendly, sentimental Oscar bait.

Here’s an early “Naked Gun” reaction from Joblo’s Jimmy Theo, which is highly positive, but as with all early takes, should be taken with a grain of salt.

The photo was taken in Scotland, marking the eighth country featured in the production of Nolan’s epic, following the U.S., Italy, Ireland, Morocco, Greece, England, and Iceland.

Harris Dickinson’s “Urchin” has been bought by 1-2 Special for U.S. release. It received glowing reviews at Cannes, yet Neon, A24, and MUBI, perfect fits for this film, were not interested? A real shame.

Back in May, I reported that Fincher was looking to cast the role of a Filipino mobster and film financier by the name of Bill Vergara. Well, it looks like he’s found his guy.