Month: May 2026

In the 2026 Masters of the Universe production, the line between on‑screen spectacle and playable toy is tested by one notorious vehicle—the Roton. Production designer Guy Hendrix Dyas walked SlashFilm through…

Eight years into the Yellowstone era, the sprawling Dutton saga continues to dominate streaming, aided by two offshoots that keep the universe in rotation on Paramount+. Two new series, Marshals and…

Cher has dazzled audiences for decades, showcasing range from comedy to drama. This ranking highlights ten film roles that best illustrate her versatility and star power.Selected highlightsMoonstruck (1987) — Cher delivers…

Minotaur marks Andrey Zvyagintsev’s latest drama, his first feature after a near‑death bout with COVID that left him in a 40‑day coma. The film deploys a mythic frame to translate intimate…

Two weeks into its theatrical run, Mortal Kombat II has emerged as a standout among recent video‑game adaptations, thanks largely to Karl Urban's turn as Johnny Cage and a relentlessly kinetic…

Eight years after a citywide quake shook Los Angeles, 9-1-1's storytelling took a hard turn. The Season 2 episode, known for its massive disaster, pushed the show into multi‑episode crises and…

First impressions from Cannes Cannes marks Nicolas Winding Refn’s return to feature filmmaking, but Her Private Hell wears its influences on its sleeve without delivering a gripping payoff. The film aims…

In a debut feature that places Rwanda squarely on the festival map, a woman’s fierce longing for truth grounds a broader national reckoning. Vénéranda’s opening moments carry a push and pull…

At this year's Cannes premiere, Pedro Almodóvar unveils Bitter Christmas, a sharp, playful meditation on cinema, creativity, and the toll creative life can exact on personal relationships. The narrative threads a…