The director aired his discontent on X Thursday after sharing the film’s website with fans, noting it was “the best way to find if there’s a theater near you playing ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ when it opens 11/26.”

Academy executive Michael Benedict is reminding voters that documentaries are eligible not just in their own category but for Best Picture as well — something the Academy has never achieved.

For now, no plot details have been released, and it’s unclear whether Kiefer Sutherland will return for the new film. 20th Century declined to comment.

As production continues on Robert Eggers’ “Werwulf,” some first-look images are leaking from the UK of Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who clearly plays the werewolf, covered in blood and howling his lungs off.

Keep an eye out for Arkasha Stevenson. Last year, she turned “The First Omen” from an average script into a solid horror movie. It was her debut, and its success has led to a promotion for her sophomore effort.

Kevin Spacey is telling The Telegraph that he is basically homeless after his Hollywood career got destroyed by various sexual assault allegations.

She’s already shot seven films. None of them have been released yet, so most of us actually have no idea if Charli can actually act. 

Coppola has only kind words to say about “Sinners” and filmmaker Ryan Coogler, citing the filmmaker as the future of cinema. The film is “something enormous,” Coppola says.

The fact of the matter is that these ‘Hunger Games’ movies are kiddie’s play when compared to their obvious influence, ‘Battle Royale,’ although the book’s author, Suzanne Collins, has long denied any direct connection.

Here’s a report claiming that Netflix has told Warner Bros. Discovery executives it plans to keep the studio’s films in theaters if the purchase goes through.

I had to re-read this and check my glasses after scrolling through The Wrap’s reporting about Kristen Bell, Josh Gad, and Idina Menzel’s salaries for “Frozen 3” and “Frozen 4.”

I’ll have more on Empire Magazine’s latest issue, which hit newsstands today, but for now, here’s our first look at two key characters in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey,”

Brady Corbet tells The New York Times’ Kyle Buchanan that this next film of his will be four hours in length. Still waiting on those casting details.

According to Collider, Fincher’s “Squid Game: America” will begin filming next year on February 26. It’s unclear who will star in the series, and Netflix is refusing to comment.

The social media embargo is set to lift on December 2 at 1:30 a.m.—yes, a.m.—and the review embargo will lift on December 16, three days before the film hits theaters.

Martin Campbell, who directed two importantBond reboots, “GoldenEye” and “Casino Royale,” is giving Denis Villeneuve some advice regarding the upcoming Amazon/MGM reboot.

The film is expected to bring in $150M–$180M over the opening weekend from 4,000+ screens—an incredible launch following a rough fall at the box office.

What film is the true masterpiece of 1975? The Sight & Sound poll was topped by a film from that year (“Jeanne Dielman”). Does it reign supreme, or does another classic — “Barry Lyndon,” “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” — take your crown?