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The fact that someone at Sony thought Ari Aster was the guy to salvage it? That’s its own horror story. Studios just don’t get it.

Quick note: James Gunn’s Superman is set for a VOD release on August 26, following Warner Bros.’ now-standard 45-day theatrical window.

However, perhaps the most eyebrow-raising detail? Sharon Stone may be circling a return to the role of Catherine Tramell.

I bet you didn’t have this on your bingo card. THR is reporting that one of the summer’s hotter packages has Taika Waititi directing a new Judge Dredd movie.

No surprise here, Willem Dafoe has joined Robert Eggers’ “Werwulf.” The cast already included leads Lily-Rose Depp and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.

“Wizards” wrapped production in August 2022, and ever since then has been plagued by reshoots and delays. Back in July 2023, a person who had seen a rough cut was thoroughly repulsed by the film.

I guess I’m expected to post about the “Mortal Kombat II” trailer? A very low bar has been set with these these movies, so if I’m telling you that this looks like it could be the best one of the franchise, that isn’t necessarily a compliment.

Martin Scorsese has never been shy about his admiration for the new wave of A24-approved horror auteurs, but his love for Aster seems to go beyond casual appreciation.

The trailer for James Cameron’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” has leaked online, but for anyone hoping James Cameron would finally shake up the formula, prepare for déjà vu.

Tartakovsky, known for his wonderful work on “Samurai Jack,” has described “Fixed” as a "sweet, charming, sincere story of friendship and romance," emphasizing its commitment to 2D animation and original storytelling.

James Gunn, co-head of DC Studios and director of “Superman,” can’t shut his mouth; His latest blab revolves around a mysterious DCU project that was scrapped despite being well into pre-production, with a screenplay and a filmmaker already attached.

Berger has a new film in the can, rumored to premiere at the Venice Film Festival. It’s called “The Ballad of a Small Player," and stars Colin Farrell.

Exhibitors see the Netflix/IMAX deal as the ultimate betrayal: a premium release, in IMAX, and with revenue going into the pockets of a company that has been vocally opposed to theatrical.

Christopher Nolan’s next epic, “The Odyssey,” doesn’t hit theaters for another year, but the hype is already here. IMAX 70mm tickets quietly went on sale this morning, just a few hours ago, and the inevitable frenzy followed.

If ‘Amziah King’ wants a decent awards run then it probably needs an A24, Focus, or Neon to pick it up, but at this point I’m not really sure if that’s a realistic possibility.

Sequels are almost all that Pixar cares about these days, which is why “Hoppers,” directed by Daniel Chong, should be on our radar.

“Tough Guys” could be the reset Ferrell needs. It’s still early. No director. No release date. But it’s the first time in a while a Will Ferrell project had potential.

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.