ScreenLine Reporter – Page 46

Scream 8 Heads Into Development With Poker Face Writers Lilla and Nora Zuckerman

The Scream franchise is moving ahead with a new entry, currently under development at Spyglass. Writers Lilla and Nora Zuckerman, the sibling duo behind Peacock’s Poker Face, will handle the script…

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Born Again S2E3: The Punisher’s Whereabouts Explained

The new installments of Daredevil: Born Again address the question of Frank Castle’s whereabouts without showing the Punisher on screen. The AVTF still brandishes the Punisher emblem as a sign of…

Cinema

Ice Cream Man Gets a Broad Summer Release

Eli Roth’s Ice Cream Man is the inaugural feature from his The Horror Section label, with a broad North American release scheduled for August 7, 2026. Iconic Events Releasing will bring…

Cinema

Karl Urban’s Early Break in Ghost Ship: An Underrated 2002 Horror

Steven Beck’s Ghost Ship (2002) opens with a haunting, high-stakes sequence aboard a luxury liner, hinting at the terror to come. The narrative then follows a salvage crew who discover a…

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Nagarjuna Akkineni Reflects on 40-Year Career as He Charts His 100th Film

Nagarjuna Akkineni’s four-decade journey in cinema has fused grounded storytelling with a hunger to push boundaries. As he nears the milestone of his 100th film, he talks with Variety about what…

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Ellison Frames Paramount-WBD Deal as a Tech-Driven Path to Growth and Cost Savings

Paramount chief David Ellison frames the looming Warner Bros. Discovery deal as a blueprint for sharper cost discipline and stronger cash flow, anchored by a tighter technology backbone. He projects the…

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John Billingsley Reframes Dr. Phlox’s View of the NX-01 Crew

Star Trek: Enterprise opened a new frontier with a Denobulan physician who kept pace with a crew that was still figuring out its mission. John Billingsley, who embodies Dr. Phlox, offers…

Cinema

Ten Zombie Classics That Outpace the Bone Temple Chapter

Zombie cinema has produced a roster of standouts that outshine the Bone Temple installment in this era of the genre. Here are ten titles that deliver sharper scares, sharper wit, and…

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Cannes 2026 Preview: Auteurs Take Center Stage as Studios Sit Out

The upcoming Cannes Film Festival is shaping up to lean toward auteur-driven projects, as major Hollywood studios pause or minimize their participation. The shift could redefine the festival’s tempo and the…

Cinema

J.J. Abrams Was the Tribble Puppeteer in Star Trek Into Darkness, New Behind-the-Scenes Detail

Star Trek Into Darkness hides a surprising behind‑the‑scenes fact about its tribble. The little furball appears in a moment that hinges on Dr. McCoy, Khan’s blood, and a near‑miraculous revival of…