By Oded Fehr and Kevin J. O’Connor will reprise their roles from the original 1999 film “The Mummy” for the upcoming next installment in the franchise at Universal Pictures. O’Connor played Beni Gabor, a former French Foreign Legion comrade of Brendan Fraser’s Rick O’Connell. He became a conman and servant of
Blu-ray Review: The Boxer (Limited Edition)
Normally when I’m reviewing an Asian film with “Boxer” in the title, I have to explain that this refers to a martial arts fighter and not a guy wearing boxing gloves and trunks fighting in a ring. While The Boxer was made in Japan and released in 1977, it’s really
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Reframes The Organic Web-Shooters Fan ‘Debate’ in Ironic Ways
Even a quarter-century later, David Koepp is still pretty much in awe of James Cameron’s audacity. While Koepp is the lone credited screenwriter of the first live-action Spider-Man movie from 2002, not every innovation and wrinkle in that landmark film came via the Jurassic Park scribe. In fact, the most
No Safe Place: Queer Space, Religious Violence, and Survival in Leviticus
Most horror films generate fear by violating the boundary between a dangerous world and a supposedly protected interior. The killer enters the house. The ghost passes through the bedroom wall. The monster discovers the secluded place where its intended victims have gone to hide. Adrian Chiarella’s Leviticus (2026), however, begins
£5k First Prize for Filmmakers at the Tidal Thames Film Competition 2026
Organised by the Port of London Authority, this fantastic initiative is designed to empower, enable, and celebrate emerging creative talent across the region, with a particular focus on young directors based around the Thames Estuary. If you are an aspiring filmmaker looking for a platform to showcase your vision, this
