Warning: spoilers ahead for "Moon Knight." Adventure, fantasy, horror, and romance: Composer Hesham Nazih infuses the score for "Moon Knight" with a wide range of emotions. It all comes to an end in episode 6, "Gods and Monsters," in which Nazih unleashes his biggest track yet (t … | Continue reading
The latest Alex Garland-directed film, "Men," is hitting theaters in the U.S. and the U.K. very shortly. The reactions are wildly positive so far, though I'm doing my very best to stay away from any spoilers. If you're doing the same, the simple synopsis is that a young woman (Je … | Continue reading
When we first met President Coriolanus Snow in "The Hunger Games," he was the tyrannical president of Panem and played by the brilliant Donald Sutherland. Now, the young "Coryo" Snow is heading to the big screen, with the Juilliard School graduate Tom Blyth taking on the role in … | Continue reading
Spring is here, the weather is finally heating up again, and those of us suffering from a little cabin fever during the dreary winter months can look forward to getting some fresh air again. But the real boon of this time of year, of course, comes from the fact that we're about t … | Continue reading
Zack Snyder's space epic "Rebel Moon" has just added several more actors to its increasingly sprawling cast, including Ed Skrein taking over for Rupert Friend. Deadline reports that Friend is exiting the project due to scheduling conflicts. The project began production last month … | Continue reading
(Superhero Bits is a collection of stories, updates, and videos about anything and everything inspired by the comics of Marvel, DC, and more. For comic book movies, TV shows, merchandise, events, and whatever catches our eye, this is the place to find anything that falls through … | Continue reading
(Welcome to The Daily Stream, an ongoing series in which the /Film team shares what they've been watching, why it's worth checking out, and where you can stream it.) The Series: "Betty" Where You Can Stream It: HBO Max The Pitch: A group of young women skate through their adolesc … | Continue reading
Novels have been adapted for the screen for as long as there have been movies. They receive the cinematic treatment for a variety of different reasons. Sometimes, there is a book that is so popular that a movie studio just has to quickly buy up the rights and turn it into a film … | Continue reading
Whether you love or hate James Wan's "The Conjuring," it's impossible to deny the impact the 2013 film had on horror. Wan fused atmospheric scares with Joseph Bishara's string-filled and spine-tingling score to craft a part-haunted house, part-possession film that jump-scared its … | Continue reading
Fox is the last of the big five networks to wrap up its renewal process for the fall season, and it looks like the network still isn't done quite yet. The fate of several shows still hung in the balance ahead of industry upfronts today, but the network has now announced the renew … | Continue reading
Prior to his 1995 feature film debut, director Michael Bay helmed multiple notable music videos, including The Divinyls' "I Touch Myself," Meat Loaf's "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)," and Wilson Phillips' "You Won't See Me Cry." He also directed a notable ad in t … | Continue reading
Well, here's a thing I didn't know I needed, but that I actually need very much. Today, we have our first look at the cast and characters for Warner Bros. Animation and Amblin Television's upcoming HBO Max animated series, "Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai." I know, I know. We're … | Continue reading
Today we have a new trailer for the upcoming FX series "The Old Man." The series stars some pretty heavy hitters including John Lithgow, Jeff Bridges, and Amy Brenneman, and is based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Thomas Perry about a man with a past — you know the … | Continue reading
The world's wildest and meanest superhero satire series has returned — "The Boys" are back, baby! The Prime Video series about the crew of vigilante anti-supes who challenge Vought Industries and their superhero squad the Seven, is returning for a third season on June 3, 2022, an … | Continue reading
Stuart Gordon's deliciously deranged "Re-Animator" is a wild ride into the mind of Herbert West, a mad scientist determined to perfect the ability to bring the dead back to life. Based on H.P. Lovecraft's story, "Herbert West: Reanimator," Gordon's first feature film stars a pluc … | Continue reading
Chris Pine's directorial debut is shaping up, and the Los Angeles-set film has just added two smajor names to its cast. Variety is reporting that "The Hateful Eight" star Jennifer Jason Leigh is now on board for the film, titled "Poolman." Newly minted Oscar winner Ariana DeBose … | Continue reading
The "Doctor Who" news won't stop coming! Just a day after the long-running BBC series got fans' hearts and minds racing with the news of David Tennant and Catherine Tate's return to the show, a new castmate has just been announced. Yasmin Finney, of "Heartstopper" fame, will be j … | Continue reading
Did you know there are these things called "network TV shows" that are still being made in the era of Too Much Streaming Content™? It's true! A series like "Young Sheldon" on CBS is not only a thing that I definitely hadn't forgotten exists, it's just about to wrap its fifth seas … | Continue reading
The 1958 film "Macabre" was, in actuality, William Castle's 40th film as a director, but it might be the first that could be considered "a William Castle picture." Prior to "Macabre," Castle was a studio workman, churning out multiple low-budget genre films every year, including … | Continue reading
On the May 16, 2022 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editorial director Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film news writer Ryan Scott to talk about the latest film and TV news, including "Doctor Strange" box office, Pixar's next movie, and Netflix going live. Opening Banter: The wonders … | Continue reading
Sometimes, it feels like we are past the era of prototypical action movie stars. Sure, there's Tom Cruise, Dwayne Johnson, Keanu Reeves, Jason Statham, and more, but they seem to appear in fewer movies than stars of the '80s and '90s like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone … | Continue reading
"Yellowstone" fans can buckle up, as a new season is coming their way soon. As per a report by Deadline, the production process for "Yellowstone" season 5 has already commenced in Montana. The upcoming installment will have 14 episodes, making it the longest season to date; this … | Continue reading
Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda is returning to Cannes Film Festival with a follow-up to his 2018 Palme d'Or winner "Shoplifters." His 2022 entry, "Broker," will be the Japanese director's first Korean-language film. "Broker" features a number of big names in Korean filmmakin … | Continue reading
As a culture, we've always been obsessed with true crime. Back in 1970, the public devoured every grizzly detail of the Manson murders, right down to the bloody writing on the walls, and the whole case became a spectacle. America couldn't tear its eyes away from the weirdo cult l … | Continue reading
Few actors seemed to have quite as firm a grasp on John Hughes' approach to comedy as John Candy. The treasured Canadian funnyman could handle slapstick and sentiment with equal grace, which was the key to so many of Hughes' movies as a writer, director, and producer. It's this s … | Continue reading
One of the best things about "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" is the show's dedication to complex interpersonal relationships on board the space station. Throughout the series, there were a number of great pairings as different crew members realized that their friendships or work par … | Continue reading
I've never been much of a car person. I don't even know what brand our family runaround is; to me it's just a red thing with four wheels and some seats inside. I don't even have a driver's license, and I always start looking for an excuse to leave a conversation when other guys s … | Continue reading
When you think Jerrod Carmichael, you think comedy. The stand-up comic and prolific TV performer is known for "The Carmichael Show," "Comedy Bang! Bang!," the "Neighbors" films, and his recent "Saturday Night Live" appearance and special "Rothaniel." Lately the increasingly proli … | Continue reading
Disney+, as a streaming service, has largely been good as a nostalgia machine that runs on gigantic franchises. And, to be fair, that strategy is working quite well as the service has gained a ton of subscribers in just over two years. At times, this can be a bit exhausting but, … | Continue reading
This was one of those weekends at the box office where everything seemed pre-determined on some level. "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" was absolutely going to come out on top following its gigantic opening the previous weekend. "Firestarter" never stood a chance and … | Continue reading
What if Russia beat the U.S. to the moon back in the 1960s? What if, in turn, that pivotal moment led to the Cold War heating up to the point of militarizing NASA in the 1980s and the threat of all-out nuclear disaster spilling over into space? And to keep this ripple in the time … | Continue reading
Alex Kurtzman and Jenny Lumet is a writing partnership that makes sense. When interviewing the writing and producing duo, they're joking around and completing each other's sentences. Now, the longtime collaborators and friends have created Showtime's "The Man Who Fell to Earth," … | Continue reading
America's most messed-up superheroes will be back for another round this June, now with added Jenson Ackles. Ahead of its third season premiere, Prime Video's uber-violent series "The Boys" has unleashed a new trailer that promises the Seven are just as twisted as ever. It also f … | Continue reading
Despite the tsunami of content over the last few years, it's rare to find a new, original television series that delivers right out of the gate. And yet, Amazon Studios' "Night Sky" achieves just that, surpassing all expectations for a humble, surprisingly heartfelt show. The eig … | Continue reading
Who says small indie films can't flourish in theaters alongside their mega-blockbuster brethren anymore? Well, okay, the last decade-plus of box office analysis would overwhelmingly point to that disappointing conclusion, but maybe this latest box office update can serve as one m … | Continue reading
I feel like Netflix is doing the real-life equivalent of Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) from "The Naked Gun" standing in front of a blazing building and telling a group of horrified onlookers, "Nothing to see here! Please disperse!" After losing billions of dollars in stock value, … | Continue reading
There are movies so flawless in their construction that they appear to have been born, not made. Then there's "The Toxic Avenger." Released in 1984 by indie studio Troma, the film was a rickety mess compared to its Hollywood competition. But that's exactly what the studio set out … | Continue reading
Ever since former pro wrestler Dave Bautista started acting in 2006, his roles have been scrutinized by fans. While he had trouble being seen as a serious actor, Bautista took the risk and it paid off when his acting career skyrocketed after he was cast as Drax the Destroyer in M … | Continue reading
Fresh off the delightful joys of last month's "Turning Red" and with next month's "Lightyear" ahead of us, Pixar is already gearing up for their next high-concept animated film on the docket. Nobody needs a rundown of the studio's prolific success over the decades (though if that … | Continue reading
After two seasons of false hopes and emotional turmoil, here's finally some good news for Polin shippers. Season 3 of "Bridgerton" will exclusively focus on Penelope (Nicola Coughlan) and Colin's (Luke Newton) love story — this has been confirmed by Coughlan herself at Netflix's … | Continue reading
There is a cycle to anything related to "Star Wars," wherein a new project is initially met with excitement, makes a ton of money, then is hated for years until it is reappraised by fans and loved again. The prequel trilogy was once reviled as a childhood ruiner, but is now hugel … | Continue reading
In the decades after it was released, "Blade Runner" was dissected by fans and critics alike. People poured over its grim vision of the future, enraptured by the sci-fi glimpse it gave of a 2019 Los Angeles that was unlike anything anyone had ever seen. But it wasn't just the fil … | Continue reading
What will we do with a drunken franchise? It's the question Disney has been wrestling with since 2017's "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales" became both the franchise's worst-reviewed and lowest-grossing film in the U.S. to date. (It was only saved by a strong turno … | Continue reading
Warning: Spoilers ahead! If you haven't watched the show, check out our introductory article "All Of Us Are Dead Is The New Squid Game, Hitting The #1 Spot On U.S. Netflix" Getting through everyday life in high school is harrowing enough, but the teenagers of Hyosan High School a … | Continue reading
When a big-name Hollywood director first optioned David Webb Peoples' script for "Unforgiven," Peoples was not so far removed from his work co-writing another classic film, "Blade Runner." Yet "Blade Runner" came out in the summer of 1982 and "Unforgiven" would not ride into thea … | Continue reading
After premiering virtually at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival, the delightfully charming indie comedy "Brian and Charles" is coming to theaters this summer. Marking the directorial debut of Jim Archer, the film from writers David Earl and Chris Hayward (both also starring in the … | Continue reading
2016's "10 Cloverfield Lane" still stands tall as one of the best and most thrilling original horror movies to grace the silver screen in the last decade or so, a feat that only becomes even more impressive when considering it was director Dan Trachtenberg's feature film debut. T … | Continue reading
The cancellations, they keep a-coming. Like ABC's "Queens" and "Promised Land," Fox's "Pivoting" boasts a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but that was not enough to save it or its network cousin, "Our Kind of People," from meeting the same fate as those two shows. Deadline report … | Continue reading