Josh O'Connor Botches a Heist—And Kelly Reichardt Makes It Poetry

Reichardt trades gunfire for gallery walls in The Mastermind, a tragicomic heist gone soft. But is it her most accessible film yet—or just a quiet rebellion?

When Cohen Lost His Edge: Larry Charles on the Death of Borat's Rebel

By the time The Dictator rolled, Cohen's star‑turn pulled him away from the subversion he once embodied—‘the loss feels permanent…

Sovereign Isn't Just Another Thriller—It's a Fractured Mirror of America

The First Crack in the American Dream "You either gonna break them, or they're gonna break you." That line from…

Jon Bernthal's Punisher Brings a Razor's Edge to Spider-Man's Bright New Day

Jon Bernthal's Frank Castle is crashing Tom Holland's teen-friendly Spidey-verse—but will Marvel let him leave blood on the walls?

Push Delivers High‑Alert Horror with Maternal Terror & a Home‑Invasion Grind

Pregnant, trapped, racing childbirth and a killer—Push drops July 11 on Shudder with visceral, home‑invasion stakes.

Villeneuve and the Burden of Bond: Why 007 Needs a Dreamer, Not a Caretaker

Villeneuve tops the shortlist for Bond 26's director—edging out Cuarón, Berger, and more, as producers aim to lock in 007's…

“Woken” Trailer Drops: Erin Kellyman Leads a Quietly Terrifying Dystopia

Erin Kellyman wakes up pregnant and memory-wiped in a post-pandemic thriller that asks: What if the only safe place left…

The Batman Part II's Long-Awaited Script Arrives—But Can It Save Warner Bros.' Battered Timeline?

Matt Reeves has turned in his script—over a year late. Now, Warner Bros. is racing against time to salvage a…