It’s been seven weeks since “KPop Demon Hunters” was released, and the viewing numbers on Netflix refuse to come back down to earth.

Joe Swanberg, one of the central architects and amplifiers of the mumblecore genre, hasn’t directed a feature length film since 2017’s underrated “Win it All.”

While Jordan Peele is still deciding what his next film will be, the just-released trailer for “Him” cannot be mistaken as Peele’s long-teased next film. Even though it will.

Cregger has suddenly become Hollywood’s horror golden boy. “Weapons” is his big swing, and if it connects, which all signs are pointing to, it could fully launch him into the top tier of genre auteurs.

Now, I don't know how much Marvel paid Robert Elswit to be cinematographer on this upcoming ‘Punisher,’ but they clearly watched his night scenes in “Nightctawler” and said “we want THAT.”

Despite premiering almost nine months ago, it’s now headed to the fall fests with bows at NYFF, TIFF, and Telluride. Don’t be surprised if it also screens at the BFI London Film Festival.

The project, which is being helmed by “Deadpool & Wolverine” director Shawn Levy, is based on a script from Jonathan Tropper (“Your Friends & Neighbors”).

Mel Gibson’s sequel to “The Passion of the Christ” begins filming next month in Rome, and now we have a twist that further details the filmmaker’s mad ambitions on this project.

Coppola had been in the country presenting a screening of “Megalopolis” at the Magna Grecia Film Festival in Calabria.

Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” held its first test screening last night in Dallas, and early impressions suggest a rocky road ahead.

Reitman, fresh off the mixed reception to his SNL origin story “Saturday Night”, had been working behind the scenes for weeks, developing the tone and structure of the project.

Searchlight Pictures has officially dated “Rental Family” for a November 21, 2025 release, right in the thick of awards season, and now a trailer has been unveiled.

Noah Baumbach’s “Jay Kelly” has a trailer. This one will be headed to Venice, Telluride and NYFF in the coming weeks. It’s fast becoming one of the hotter titles of this year’s fall festival circuit.

It’s been a long, silent stretch since Lee Chang-dong’s “Burning” lit up Cannes back in 2018— seven years, to be exact. But the revered South Korean auteur of melancholic realism is ready to return behind the camera.

“The Fence” stars Mia McKenna-Bruce, Matt Dillon, and the great Isaach de Bankolé. A first look image was released, and can be seen above.

With the 63rd New York Film Festival set to launch from September 26 to October 13, the official Main Slate has been revealed, and it’s a loaded lineup.

Cameron is revealing that while he hasn’t written the script yet, he’s “fully committed” to ‘Hiroshima’ and intends to shoot it between Avatar 3 and Avatar 4.

This controversy Sydney Sweeney is embroiled in is the kind of baggage that can sink almost any other actress.