Cinema

A personal medical history becomes a larger cinematic map in D is for Distance, directed by Christopher Petit and Emma Matthews. Marina Ashioti frames Louis Petit’s epilepsy as the starting point…

Bogart Despised Making One of His Most Bizarre Films Humphrey Bogart is best known for hard‑boiled noir, but he also took on offbeat projects that tested his patience. The oddball sci‑fi/horror…

Forty years after Pretty in Pink hit theaters, Andrew McCarthy revisits the film with a mix of warmth and candor. He recalls showing up in Los Angeles needing a job and…

A long-anticipated follow‑up to the big-budget Mario film arrives with eye‑popping visuals and a brisk running time. The studio clearly aims for broad family appeal, but the film often feels light…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Season 2 sets a ticking tone for Robby As The Pitt returns to the ER, Dr. Robby confronts a looming three‑month sabbatical that frames the day’s pressures. The shift unfolds under…