Oh, boy. Here comes Eli Roth — a director best known for his contributions to the torture-porn genre, and a filmmaker whose name should come with a trigger warning anytime it’s mentioned on Twitter.

Shot over four weeks this summer in Latvia with Forma Pro, Variety adds that Serra captured as much as 800 hours of footage — a Malickian move on his part.

Following a limited three-week theatrical run, the R-rated, 2.5-hour film arrives on Netflix with positive reviews and Oscar buzz. It’s #5 among English-language debuts this year.

Following “Napoleon” and “Gladiator II,” this is set to be another Scott-directed epic on a massive scale. There’s really no chance he’d make an intimate affair. Scott describes it as a “war movie.”

“The Devil Wears Prada 2” has a trailer. Meryl Streep is set to reprise her role as Miranda Priestly in the follow-up to the 2006 film. Also returning? Emily Blunt, Anne Hathaway, Stanley Tucci.

In September, “Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die!” surprise-screened at Fantastic Fest—well over four months before its January 2026 release. A sign of confidence on the part of Briarcliff?

The film is currently in pre-production in London and Rome, with principal photography scheduled to begin in mid-January ahead of an anticipated release in late fall 2026.

Remember “Attack the Block”? If you saw it back in 2011, you probably do. A sequel has been in the works for over a decade, but it looks like it’s finally going to happen.

After receiving its MPA-approved PG-13 rating, the runtime for “Avatar: Fire and Ash” has been confirmed: 3 hours and 15 minutes. It’s the longest major studio movie of 2025.

Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Part Three,” which started shooting in July, has officially wrapped production. That’s four months of filming for the final chapter.

While plot details remain under wraps, THR’s sources describe the film as a “passion project” for Carpenter, who reportedly pitched the idea to Universal a year ago with a “detailed lookbook.”

“Toy Story 5” is real, and it’s coming out next summer. Andrew Stanton is directing; he’s helmed three Pixar movies, including “Finding Nemo” and “WALL-E,” both of which won the Oscar for Animated Feature.

Wright’s last two films — “The Running Man” and “Last Night in Soho” — have been the worst-reviewed of his career. Then again, ‘Running Man’ makes “Soho” look like the “Citizen Kane” of Wright’s filmography.

In a recent interview with ImNotBad, a website dedicated exclusively to Jessica Rabbit news, author Gary K. Wolf revealed that he has reacquired the rights to Roger Rabbit from Disney.

A full trailer has now been released for “Marty Supreme.” It looks great. The hype will only grow for this one. Josh might have delivered the kind of Oscar contender his brother, Benny, couldn’t with “The Smashing Machine.”

Andy Garcia is telling The Wrap that he’ll reprise his role as Terry Benedict in the upcoming sequel. Garcia’s Benedict appeared in the first three instalments.

As far as the Mount Rushmore of Japanese actors goes, it’s Mifune, Shimura, Chiaki, and Nakadai. You can debate the order, but that’s the lineup.

Nearly twenty years after its film release, “V for Vendetta” is being developed into a series by HBO and DCU’s James Gunn, Peter Safran, and Chad King.