By Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino opted out of directing a “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” follow-up, instead handing a screenplay he has done to David Fincher. The result is that Fincher is helming the Brad Pitt-led film, which is set to hit IMAX cinemas on November 25th before streaming on Netflix
John Travolta in November 1963
John F. Kennedy’s assassination is being revisited from the perspective of organized crime in November 1963, a new true-story thriller directed by two-time Oscar-nominated filmmaker Roland Joffé. Known for The Killing Fields and The Mission, Joffé is taking audiences behind the scenes of the 48 hours surrounding Kennedy’s death, focusing
Zack Snyder: “300” Is The “Gayest Movie Ever”
Following the premiere of his new indie film “The Last Photograph” at the Toronto Film Festival to scathing reviews, filmmaker Zack Snyder has now given an interview with Variety where he’s touched upon a number of topics. Speaking about the backlash to the film, he says much of the backlash
DOJ Backs Paramount Over Merger Bond
The U.S. Government is reportedly urging a federal judge to force a dozen states, led by California, to bear the costs of the holdup caused by their lawsuits challenging the $111 billion mega-merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery. In a statement of interest, the Justice Department argues that
Second Trailer: Jessica Chastain In “Other Mommy”
Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic Monster have premiered a second trailer for “Other Mommy,” the new horror/thriller that hits cinemas on October 9th. The project is described as a terrifying trip into the darkening world of a young girl, Bela, who forms a relationship with a sinister entity in her
