Roger Allers, Co-Director of The Lion King, Dies
Roger Allers, the acclaimed co-director behind Disney's global phenomenon The Lion King, has passed away at 76. His career revitalised Disney animation, shaping classics like Beauty and the Beast.
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Grizzly Night: Rogue Bears and Wayward Teens Thriller
A review of the new campsite thriller 'Grizzly Night', where rogue bears attack wayward teens, blending horror and suspense in a gripping narrative.
Ryan Murphy's 'The Beauty' Satire Undermined by Casting
Ryan Murphy's new body horror series 'The Beauty' attempts to critique Hollywood beauty standards but is undermined by casting supermodels in key roles, creating mixed messages.
Another World Review: Kaleidoscopic Afterlife Fairytale
A new film review explores Another World, a cinematic blend of afterlife fairytale, fury, and Greek tragedy, offering a unique and visually stunning narrative experience.
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10 Psychological Thrillers That Will Mess With Your Mind
A film enthusiast has curated a list of 10 underrated psychological thrillers, including Fresh and No Exit, that are guaranteed to leave you thinking for days after watching.
Frank Louis: Drama on Caregiving and Prison Life
A compelling new film explores the emotional complexities of caregiving within the prison system, blending drama with real-life issues in a thought-provoking narrative.
Hitchcock's 'The Lodger' Becomes Mobile Microdrama
Alfred Hitchcock's 1927 silent thriller 'The Lodger' has been transformed into a vertical microdrama series for mobile phones, using AI tools to reframe the classic film for modern audiences with short attention spans.
Sam Raimi's 'Send Help' Review: Disgusting & Brilliant
Sam Raimi returns to horror with 'Send Help,' a gore-soaked desert island thriller starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien that delivers both visceral shocks and sharp social commentary.
Send Help Review: Raimi's Survival Comedy Disappoints
Sam Raimi's new film Send Help, starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien, starts promisingly but descends into derivative plot twists and exasperating violence.
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White House Screening of Melania Documentary Features Black and White Theme
A VIP screening at the White House for Brett Ratner's documentary on Melania Trump showcased a monochrome theme with black and white treats, sparking mixed reactions amid its controversial backdrop.
Britain's Lost Diamond and Ruby Dagger Mystery
Historians trace the 400-year journey of two spectacular gold and jade daggers from forgotten empires to a modern exhibition, with one stolen in a 1946 heist.
MobLand Set Explosion Rocks Tom Hardy Drama Filming
A massive explosion and fire rocked the London set of the Tom Hardy drama MobLand, with emergency services on standby for the dramatic stunt. The Paramount+ series, directed by Guy Ritchie, is filming its second season amid reports of strained cast relati
Molly Russell Documentary Premieres at Glasgow Festival
A new documentary exploring online safety following Molly Russell's death will premiere at Glasgow Film Festival before nationwide cinema release and Channel 4 broadcast.
Lure Review: Horror Dating Game Disappoints
A review of the low-budget horror film Lure, where a woman traps six bachelors in a Saw-style game, critiquing its lack of suspense and theatrical execution.
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Enchanted: The Feelgood Film That Captivated a Generation
A look back at the beloved Disney film Enchanted, exploring its enduring appeal as a feelgood movie that blends animation and live-action with charm and wit.
André Is an Idiot: A Film About Life, Death and Laughter
A new documentary, André Is an Idiot, follows the extraordinary final years of advertising creative André Ricciardi after his cancer diagnosis, blending stop-motion animation with wild stories to create a profound meditation on mortality.
Will Poulter's 'Union County' Premieres at Sundance
Will Poulter stars in the new addiction drama 'Union County,' which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, receiving critical acclaim for its raw portrayal of personal struggles.
Rushdie on Recovery and Resilience at Sundance 2026
Salman Rushdie discusses his physical and spiritual healing from a 2022 knife attack in a new documentary at the Sundance Film Festival, exploring themes of defiance against political violence.
Von Däniken's Alien Pyramid Theories Revisited
Swiss author Erich von Däniken, who died aged 90, spent decades arguing extraterrestrials helped build Egypt's pyramids. His bestselling 'Chariots of the Gods' inspired millions but faced fierce archaeological criticism.
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The Gallerist Review: Natalie Portman's Comedy Misfire
Natalie Portman and Jenna Ortega star in The Gallerist, a Sundance comedy that wastes its talented cast with grating humour and uninspired art world satire.
Disneyland Documentary Examines Park's History and Founder
A new documentary, Disneyland Handcrafted, explores the incredible construction of the iconic theme park while addressing the complex legacy of Walt Disney, including allegations of racism and antisemitism.
'Mercy' Dethrones 'Avatar' Amid Snowy Weekend Box Office Slump
Amazon MGM's sci-fi thriller 'Mercy' claims top spot with $11.2 million as winter storm closures create Hollywood's quietest weekend of 2026.
Sundance Review: 'The Friends House Is Here' Tackles Loneliness
A review of 'The Friends House Is Here' from Sundance 2026, examining its themes of isolation and connection in contemporary society through compelling storytelling.
Gen Z Cinema Revival: Social Media Sparks Big Screen Return
Young audiences are returning to cinemas, driven by social media trends and viral hits, offering hope to an industry grappling with streaming dominance and financial pressures.
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UK Filmmaker's Oscar-Nominated Short on Loneliness and Friendship
Lee Knight's short film 'A Friend of Dorothy', starring Miriam Margolyes and Stephen Fry, receives Oscar nomination for best live action short, inspired by his real friendship with a lonely widow.
Kristen Stewart May Leave US Over Trump, Creative Freedom
Actress Kristen Stewart reveals she likely won't stay in the US while Donald Trump remains president, citing inability to work freely and filming her directorial debut abroad.
Gayle Rankin's Dramatic Role in Scottish Comedy The Incomer
Scots actress Gayle Rankin swaps glamour for gritty island life in new comedy The Incomer, featuring a shocking seagull-eating scene with Domhnall Gleeson.
Leviticus Review: Queer Desire as Deadly Curse in Horror
Australian director Adrian Chiarella's debut feature Leviticus premieres at Sundance, blending supernatural horror with themes of conversion therapy and forbidden romance in a smart, surprisingly tender film.
Franco and Jackson Jr. Lead Sundance Comedy 'The S---heads'
Dave Franco and O'Shea Jackson Jr. headline Macon Blair's new comedy 'The S---heads' at Sundance, a road movie gone wrong that blends humour with darker themes.
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H Is For Hawk: Claire Foy's Grief Drama Soars
Claire Foy stars in this powerful adaptation of Helen Macdonald's memoir about processing her father's death through training a goshawk. A challenging, authentic exploration of grief.
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