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Paul Schrader Predicts the First AI-Made Feature Film in Two Years — and He Already Has the Script
Paul Schrader Predicts the First AI-Made Feature Film in Two Years — and He Already Has the Script
While Hollywood frets over AI, Paul Schrader is leaning in, predicting the first AI-crafted feature could arrive within two years — and he says he already has the script to make it happen.
John Boyega Reveals The One Thing Star Trek Does Better Than Star Wars
John Boyega Reveals The One Thing Star Trek Does Better Than Star Wars
Golden Globe winner John Boyega says Star Trek does one thing better than Star Wars — and he would know. The Finn actor, last seen rising to Resistance general in 2019’s The Rise of Skywalker, breaks down the key difference between the sci-fi giants.
Terrifier 4 Star Teases Mind-Bending Finale and Long-Awaited Art the Clown Origin Story
Terrifier 4 Star Teases Mind-Bending Finale and Long-Awaited Art the Clown Origin Story
Terrifier 4 is in development, and star David Howard Thornton teases an insane ending and a long-awaited origin for Art the Clown — while returning writer-director Damien Leone keeps the details so secret even his killer clown is in the dark.
A House of Dynamite: Every DEFCON Level Explained
A House of Dynamite: Every DEFCON Level Explained
Kathryn Bigelow returns with A House of Dynamite, now streaming on Netflix—a pulse-pounding political thriller sparked by Alaska radar picking up a missile bound for Chicago. As alarms blare, the White House faces a race-against-time to stop catastrophe.
Fantastic Four: First Steps on Disney+: Here’s When You Can Watch
Fantastic Four: First Steps on Disney+: Here’s When You Can Watch
Marvel’s first family has landed in the MCU, and their origin chapter is blasting onto Disney+ soon. Here’s when you can stream The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
Inside the House of Dynamite: How an ICBM Launch Really Happens
Inside the House of Dynamite: How an ICBM Launch Really Happens
Netflix’s A House of Dynamite detonates from its first frame, as an intercontinental ballistic missile streaks toward the United States without warning, thrusting the nation into a breathless race against annihilation.
Snyder Cut Déjà Vu: Star Wars Fans Fly Banner Over Disney Demanding the Ben Solo Movie
Snyder Cut Déjà Vu: Star Wars Fans Fly Banner Over Disney Demanding the Ben Solo Movie
The Force is loud on this one: Star Wars fans are clamoring for a Ben Solo movie, rallying for the conflicted heir to finally get his own big-screen story.
Denis Villeneuve’s James Bond Just Took the Biggest Name Out of the 007 Race
Denis Villeneuve’s James Bond Just Took the Biggest Name Out of the 007 Race
Another heavyweight is out of the 007 race, as Denis Villeneuve eyes James Bond after wrapping his Dune trilogy — with the hunt narrowing to British contenders and Tom Holland among the names in play.
Inside the Chilling True Story Behind Netflix’s The Monster of Florence
Inside the Chilling True Story Behind Netflix’s The Monster of Florence
Netflix’s The Monster of Florence reignites a decades-old terror, blurring dramatization with the grisly real murders that once haunted Tuscany. Here’s how the series draws from the true case that obsessed Italy—and why the mystery still fuels debate.
Guillermo del Toro Finally Answers Whether AI Belongs in His Movies
Guillermo del Toro Finally Answers Whether AI Belongs in His Movies
Guillermo del Toro isn’t mincing words: the Oscar-winning director says he’d rather die than use generative AI in his films, as he promotes his Frankenstein adaptation and reflects on technology, creativity, and mortality.