I’m willing to give the director’s cut a shot, but based on what I saw back in 2010, it would take a lot more than 17 extra minutes of character development to turn it into a great film.

With “Evil Dead Burn” dated for July 22, 2026, under the direction of Sébastien Vaniček, the franchise has already started production on its next chapter.

Looks like Powell will have his second straight box office failure. Back in November, he led Edgar Wright’s “The Running Man,” which flopped hard, earning only $69M worldwide against a $110M+ budget.

An interesting development at the box office: Deadline is calling the weekend for “GOAT,” Sony Pictures Animation’s sleeper hit, which is aiming for a second weekend in the $16M range.

It sounds like Francis Lawrence’s next film will indeed be the film adaptation of the “BioShock” video game, which was originally announced in 2021.

Ted Sarandos is now pissed at James Cameron for writing a letter to the U.S. Senate warning against a potential Netflix‑Warner Bros. merger.

Can you imagine them seeing a film called “Is God Is”? Even reading it aloud trips the brain. Is it a question? A statement? A typo?

Anderson co-wrote the script with Roman Coppola, and Richard Ayoade, the latter of whom acted in last year’s “The Phoenician Scheme.” Searchlight Pictures is circling the project.

Bret Easton Ellis, author of “American Psycho,” has let a few details slip, including the fact that actors seem to be wary of taking on the role of Patrick Bateman.

Marlon has “Scary Movie 6,” set for release this summer, and he’s saying that if “Scary Movie 6” does well, then “White Chicks 2” will be the next film he shoots.

“Psycho Killer” was shot three years ago and has basically been dumped by 20th Century — not screened for the press, and with very little marketing.

For more than a decade, there was exactly one piece of legitimate, long-form cinema or television to ever achieve the impossible on IMDB: a perfect 10/10 rating.

Emma Mackey, aka Ella McCay, has dropped Nancy Meyers’ rom-com, budgeted at $100M+, seemingly titled “Paris Paramount,” at Warner Bros.

In a letter to U.S. Senator Mike Lee, who chairs a Senate antitrust subcommittee, Cameron is warning that the deal would harm the traditional moviegoing experience.

McConaughey, who recently legally protected his voice, likeness, and catchphrase (“alright, alright, alright”) to control AI use of his image, is predicting Oscar embrace for the technology.

Laxe revealed that he “will double the bet” with his next project, saying that he has a plan “to make my 2001.” Creating a “symphony” and something “hypnotic” that focuses on “image” and “sound.”

Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz, and Lucy Liu are expected to return for this new movie — what? It’s unclear whether they are the leads or if they are just there to pass the torch.

Plot details are unknown at this time for the untitled feature, which will be written and directed by Kore-eda, with Redmayne not just in the lead role, but also producing.

What an odd casting choice: having Fraser, who stands a towering 6’4’’ and weighs around 240 pounds, play the comparatively slight Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was short and skinny.

Last month, A24 emerged victorious in a heated, multi-studio bidding showdown for “The Invite,” the much-talked-about Sundance title from Olivia Wilde and Annapurna.