Any fans of “Death Proof” out there? While often labeled Quentin Tarantino’s weakest film, I’ve always had a soft spot for this grindhouse revenge gem.

The acclaimed Japanese filmmaker has begun production on his latest feature, “Sheep In The Box,” starring Ayase Haruka and Daigo.

Yes, “Ray Gunn” — the sci-fi noir Bird’s been trying to make for nearly 30 years — is finally in production. Netflix stepped in as the only studio willing to back its hefty $150 million budget.

Reactions suggest Ronan Day-Lewis’ film isn’t that great. His father, Daniel Day-Lewis, on the other hand, is drawing widespread praise in nearly every review.

It’s been three years since Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” was released, and the wounds from its critical reception still feel raw.

Talks underway to cast Glen Powell and Michael B. Jordan as the iconic duo of James “Sonny” Crockett and Ricardo “Rico” Tubbs.

Stamp, the celebrated British actor who passed away in August at 87, spent the final months of his life reprising his memorable role as Bernadette for the sequel.

After Gus Van Sant’s “Milk,” Penn admits he missed that sense of deep connection on set, and even though he kept taking “good” jobs, he began questioning the point of it all.

I know many readers have already chimed in on other posts about “One Battle After Another,” but consider this the official thread to post your thoughts on the film.

David Lynch’s daughter, Jennifer, is now telling the MUBI podcast that “very recently he asked me to direct a script.” She confessed she was “overwhelmed and touched.

The three-time Oscar winner showed up at the New York Film Festival this week for the press screening of “Anemone,” his first leading role since 2017’s “Phantom Thread.”

In his post, Tartakovsky admits that sharing this footage “might get me in trouble,” but says he’s willing to risk it in hopes of breathing new life into the film.

At its press screening, the credits sparked immediate laughter, scoffs, and even boos from the crowd. Yes—boos at NYFF, where audiences are typically reserved and polite.

Guillermo Del Toro’s new take on Frankenstein is coming to IMAX—but only in an extremely limited capacity.

Well, Sony Pictures has made it official: Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Reckoning” has been announced by the studio. The film is set to hit theaters on October 9, 2026.

I’m hearing about a hot project that’s brewing over at Amazon/MGM. It comes from talented director Joseph Cedar and already has two A-list actresses attached to star.

A win for “One Battle After Another” is a win for original, non-franchise theatrical films. Here’a hoping, led by rave reviews, the walkups are stronger on Friday.

Tilda Swinton, who starred in “Memoria,” has mentioned that she would star in the film, and production would require her to stay eight months in Sri Lanka filming.

Martin Scorsese told Leonardo DiCaprio to rewatch Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” as a “reference point” for “What Happens at Night.”

Naturally, I went into PTA’s latest with my expectations in check—there’s just no way it could live up to that level of hype. And yet, 162 minutes later, I stumbled out dazed.