I love a movie year loaded with surprises. A long list of risks and rewards, chances taken on the smallest of projects that strike a chord with audiences and leave them soaring. Directorial debuts cracking top 10 lists, indie horror films made for nothing crushing the box office, and more and more
Shudder and IFC are putting out some great films this coming Fall 2026 season. They've got plenty heading to theaters and streaming on Shudder throughout. This is their entire Fall 2026 slate, so make sure to check out any of the films that catch your eye. Written and Directed by Joe Swanberg
This weekend's box office belonged to Spider-Man: Brand New Day once again, although the Marvel blockbuster predictably saw a substantial drop after its enormous $355 million opening. Even with the decline, its $145 million second weekend was more than enough to leave the competition in the dust.
It's almost hard to believe that it has been ten years since Sing Street hit theaters and captivated audiences with its music and whimsical story about youth and love. But time passes, as it does, and now the film will be available on a new medium for the first time ever. Fans will be able to see
I know it's hard to believe, but there are actually other movies in theaters and on digital outside of The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day. It's a good movie watching practice to not forget about the little guy - the small indie projects that won't be box office smashes but are more than
One Night Only is a romantic comedy with a high concept that is bolstered by the chemistry of its two attractive leads. In the film, directed by Will Gluck, the government has passed a mandate that sex should be exclusively between married couples, except for one night a year when premarital sex is
Even though Spider-Man: Brand New Day will be the top choice once again for moviegoers, there are new offerings in wide and limited release that could grab some attention. There is a rom-com, One Night Only, with a Purge-like premise that allows premarital sex to be legal for one a year, the third
In case you forgot, we’re under a year away from The Legend of Zelda’s 2027 theatrical release. It's kind of amazing, considering how long people have been whispering that such a feat was shortly on the way. But now it's absolutely true, with the flesh and blood treatment of Nintendo's massive
Reacher Season 4 is upon us, which means once again we’re able to see our favorite bear-sized man yeet his way through a conspiracy in pursuit of the greater good. This iteration adapts the 2009 novel Gone Tomorrow, bringing Reacher into a deadly web of twists, dangerous organizations with
Daemons of the Shadow Realm gives Yuru and his Daemons and allies a very much not-so-peaceful night in Ep. 16 "Kagemori and Shingo". Indeed, it's a rather bloody and violent night, full of twists and turns that will leave viewers gaping in shock. All in all, it's a very entertaining episode for us.
Bailey Bass as Claudia, Jacob Anderson as Louis De Point Du Lac, and Sam Reid as Lestat De Lioncourt - Interview with the Vampire _ Season 1, Gallery - Photo Credit: AMC AMC+ Interview with the Vampire series comes in hard with its full revamp of title, style, and promotion with season 3: The
