If you've been on the internet for any amount of time, you've probably heard of the story of the Backrooms. It started off as a short film and now is getting a feature adaptation from A24 from Kane Parsons. It stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve. The film hits theaters on May 29th, 2026. The
This weekend sees the release of the black comedy thriller, How to Make a Killing, starring Glen Powell alongside a pretty solid ensemble cast, but you'd be forgiven if you had no idea about it. The film is being released by A24, an indie studio that caters to smaller films but can throw weight
You can easily tell we're in an era of runaway inequality, in large part due to how frequently dark-but-humorous tales pop up about casually decimating the rich. The Oscar-winning 2019 phenom Parasite sees the Kim family scam their way into the lives of the wealthy Parks, keenly critical of the
You’ve got to love how flexible the horror genre is. Whether you're looking for a huge spectacle or an isolated tale of woe, audiences can be scare properly when you’ve got the right formula. A24’s current moves in Hollywood are proof that they’ve always understood that truth; especially
Texas Chainsaw Massacre is headed to A24 after some high-profile rights discussions. Deadline reports that the beloved horror franchise is headed to TV. JT Mollner handles the television effort after a long bidding was for the rights to Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Spooky Pictures Roy Lee and Steven
"Marty Supreme" has served up a big win for A24 at the domestic box office. It's now officially the studio's highest grossing movie in North America with $80 million. The film was directed by Josh Safdie. The sports dramedy has passed the previous number one, "Everything, Everywhere All at Once".
Ambition has been a driving force in cinema in 2026. From veterans to auteurs, everyone with a camera seems to be trying to push the limits of what films can be, letting loose their best and worst tendencies and tackling big, sweeping, complex narratives. In a crowded year - particularly
In 1977, a series of disability rights protests took place in the United States to protest the government’s failure to sign legislation that banned discrimination against people with disabilities. This protest, which continues to be the longest sit-in at a government office, was masterminded by