Tag: Movies
Ozzy Osbourne, Prince of Darkness and Reality TV Pioneer, Dies at 76
Just a few weeks ago—on July 5, 2025—Black Sabbath got back together for one last, memorable concert at Villa Park stadium in Birmingham. Ozzy Osbour [...]
Fire And Ash Poster Teases Villainous Varang
For months now, the Na’vi hive have been clamouring for an Avatar: Fire And Ash trailer. The third outing in James Cameron’s sprawling sci-fi saga i [...]
See Anne Hathaway’s First Looks in the ‘Devil Wears Prada’ Sequel
Anne Hathaway—or perhaps we should say Andrea Sachs—could not have chosen a better outfit to announce her return to the screen in the highly anticipa [...]
Films Boutique snaps up Catalan road movie ‘Strange River’, debuting in Venice Horizons
EXCLUSIVE: Berlin-based sales outfit Films Boutique has snapped up world rights to Strange River, Catalan director Jaume Claret Muxart’s queer c [...]
Evil Dead Burn Has Officially Started Shooting
Welp, someone’s done it again. The Necronomicon has resurfaced, and despite all warnings against intoning any of the words inside, passages have cle [...]
Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson Will Be Together Again in ‘Happy Hours ’trilogy
Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson are together again—but no longer as Joey Potter and Pacey Witter, the characters they played on the long-running teen [...]
Badlands Trailer Promises The Ultimate Hunt
There’s never been a better time to be a Predator fan. A few years back, Dan Trachtenberg brought the series back to rude health with the knockout P [...]
Jafar Panahi named Busan’s Asian Filmmaker of the Year
Iran’s Jafar Panahi has been named Asian Filmmaker of the Year by Busan International Film Festival, recognising his contribution to the Asian f [...]
Alia Bhatt, Payal Kapadia, Soi Cheang-backed films in Busan’s Asian Project Market 2025 selection
Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has revealed 30 titles selected for the 2025 Asian Project Market (APM), including upcoming features pr [...]
What Is Ari Aster Really Trying to Say With ‘Eddington’?
Though I saw Ari Aster’s novel film, Eddington, way back in May—and thought it was a frustrating, occasionally invigorating grumble about current tim [...]