Author: Farah Cheded
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Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson are Reuniting Again
The two will take leads in Richard Eyre’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s “King Lear.”
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Scandinavian Remakes are So Hot Right Now
The Nordic invasion has more conquests lined up.
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The Bill Clinton Impeachment Is TV’s New Obsession
‘The Breach’ will dramatize Slick Willie’s last days in the White House.
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Jane Campion Brings Bonkers Back With ‘Top of the Lake: China Girl’
Returning after 4 years is Top of the Lake, Jane Campion’s ambitious small-screen experiment in dishevelling the police drama, normally so sleek and methodical, to create a bizarre new breed: part-farce, part-noir.
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When the Sun Goes Dark: New Western to be Shot During Upcoming Eclipse
‘Western Sol’ will be a cinematic first when it’s live-streamed on August 21st.
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This is Exactly What We Need From Hollywood Right Now
The new Spider-Man will battle Nazis in ‘Beneath a Scarlet Sky.’
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Making Fun of ‘Making a Murderer’: Netflix’s Latest True Crime Series Comes with a Twist
‘American Vandal’ hints at a new era for the streaming service.
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‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Scene Stealer to Play Horror Movie Super Fan
Breakout star Jacob Batalon has been cast in Rooster Teeth’s horror film festival-set ‘Blood Fest.’
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The Real Lessons of The ‘Planet of the Apes’ Franchise
From the relationship between church and state and animal rights to civilisational clashes and the dark side of the mind, the Planet of the Apes movies of 1968, 2011, 2014 and 2017 each spotlight a complex issue of their day, illuminating it for the benefit of humanity as only sci-fi can.
