By When you start getting into Italian Giallo movies (and you should if you haven’t already), the big names that get bantered about are Dario Argento, Serigo Martino and Lucio Fulci. Aldo Lado deserves to be mentioned with them. His first two movies Short Night of Glass Dolls and Who Saw
“The Batman Part II” Shoot Delayed To 2026?
Yesterday came the news that Robert Pattinson is in talks to play a villain in Denis Villeneuve’s “Dune: Messiah,” the third and last of the filmmaker’s Arrakis-set features. A report a month ago from the Hungarian National Film Office back in July indicated that the movie is set to begin
“M3GAN” Re-Release Incorporates A Chatbot
Ahead of the upcoming sequel, Blumhouse is bringing killer A.I. doll film “M3GAN” back to cinemas for a one-night-only engagement as part of its ‘Halfway to Halloween’ celebration. Variety reports that this screening will be unique in that it will allow fans to communicate with the evil doll herself via
Aronofsky Is Not A Fan Of Method Acting
“The Wrestler,” “Black Swan” and “The Whale” filmmaker Darren Aronofsky held a masterclass in Paris on Saturday where he made a surprising admission – he “hate[s] Method actors”. Aronofsky appeared on stage for a career retrospective organized by the French Cinematheque and while not citing any actor in particular, he
Landon Talks “Arachnophobia” Remake Rejection
“Happy Death Day” and “Drop” filmmaker Christopher Landon has told Vanity Fair (via The Playlist) that due to creative differences, Amblin Entertainment has decided to pass on his version of a remake of Frank Marshall’s 1990 horror-comedy “Arachnophobia”. Both Marshall and Steven Spielberg have been trying to get a new
