By Released under its new title “The Vampire Lestat” to reflect the source material change, the third season of AMC’s “Interview With the Vampire” is pulling in some of the best critical review scores seen for a TV series this decade. With 17 reviews counted on Rotten Tomatoes, the title is
Tarantino: Modern Cinema Inspires Contempt
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has long been known for being a huge fan of cinema, even if his opinions have proven divisive over the years. That said, he’s previously said he’s not a fan of where it has gone in recent years. Now, in the latest issue of Sight and Sound
A nerve-shredding battle of The Passenger
What begins as a routine road trip quickly spirals into a nightmare in The Passenger, a tense new thriller arriving in theaters and on VOD on June 5, 2026. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Vadim Perelman, known for House of Sand and Fog and Persian Lessons, the film stars Djimon Hounsou
High Stakes of Man of War
War, betrayal, and a desperate rescue mission collide in Man of War, the latest action thriller from veteran filmmaker William Kaufman. The film stars LaMonica Garrett as Michael Connor, an elite former Navy SEAL and CIA operative who is drawn back into combat when his adopted daughter Riley, an aid
“Challengers” Scribe Penned New “Spider-Man”?
Did acclaimed “Challengers” and “Queer” scribe Justin Kuritzkes work on Marvel Studios’ “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”? That seems to be the takeaway following a comment from actor Tom Holland during his delightful hour-long chat with Amy Poehler on her Good Hang podcast yesterday. Holland recounts filming a scene for the
