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Gaby Moreno’s new short film for “Lamento” is a powerful look at memory. Rolling Stone can premiere the Guatemalan musician‘s 10-minute film companion of the song, shot at the ruins of an abandoned beach resort swallowed by the sea in her native country.

“This is a story of longing and loss, of dreams that pull us forward and roots that call us back,” Moreno tells Rolling Stone. “It’s about the silent grief of seeing home fade into a memory, realizing that time moves on even when we wish it didn’t.

Following a six-year hiatus, the next era of “The McConaissance” may be upon us, as Academy Award winner Matthew McConaughey returns in the mystery crime thriller The Rivals of Amziah King. The thriller has now debuted at SXSW 2025 and is already being hailed as one of the best movies of the year, with McConaughey being praised for his performance as the movie lands a hugely promising score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Written and directed by Andrew Patterson, The Rivals of Amziah King stars Matthew McConaughey as the titular Amziah King alongside Kurt Russell, Cole Sprouse, Owen Teague, Scott Shepherd, Rob Morgan, Tony Revolori, Jake Horowitz, and Angelina LookingGlass as Kateri, and now boasts a near-perfect score of 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. Details of the crime thriller have largely been kept under wraps but, following the debut, we now have some idea of the plot.

The Rivals of Amziah King finds McConaughey starring as Amziah King,...

Like the Church potluck to which Amziah King introduces his one-time foster daughter Kateri, The Rivals of Amziah King is a gleeful mashup of genres and tones blending bluegrass music, comedy, revenge, and heist-thriller elements into a tasty homestyle buffet full of eccentric characters and thick Southern accents. It’s a strong follow-up to the promise Andrew Patterson displayed in his resourceful debut feature The Vast of Night––even when this mash-up seems a little uneven and indulgent, with a heavy use of formal techniques, from slow-motion to ironic music.

In large part this film’s success stems from its leads: Matthew McConaughey as King, channeling the look and energy of Bruce Springsteen’s Born in the U.S.A. era, and Angelina LookingGlass as Kateri. They reconnect and King takes her under his wing, providing lessons about his beekeeping profession that double as the kind of life advice he never gave her.

Plot: Following the death of her mother, Kateri (Angelina LookingGlass) reunites with her beloved former foster father, Amziah King (Matthew McConaughey), a honey-maker working in the backwoods of rural Oklahoma.

Review: It’s hard to believe, but it’s been six whole years since Matthew McConaughey has appeared in a film (The Gentlemen). Sure, he’s done some voice work and commercials, but walking into The Rivals of Amziah King, I didn’t realize just how much I missed him until the movie’s bravura opening sequence. In this expertly directed introduction to what’s undoubtedly the best film I saw at SXSW this year, McConaughey’s Amziah pulls up to an outdoor eatery where he meets some friends and jams with them, playing homegrown roots rock, with all of them singing and playing with the type of joy that can’t help but wash over the audience.

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In The Rivals of Amziah King, Andrew Patterson crafts a loving portrait of an Oklahoma community around the sweet relationship between a beekeeper and his estranged foster daughter. The director borrows from different genres — nostalgic Westerns, propulsive crime thrillers, high-stakes heist films and even musicals — to tell this winding tale about what makes a place and its people feel like home.

There’s an admirable audacity to the film, which premiered at SXSW; you can feel Patterson, who garnered critical acclaim for his slender and accomplished debut The Vast of Night, exploring new ways to tell a familiar story. But a blinkered narrative coupled with misty-eyed aesthetic choices yield a strange and scattershot result.

The film starts on assured but sentimental footing. Patterson delivers a compelling opening sequence with the glossy finish of a music video. Trucks pull into an outdoor eatery, and out of them emerges a gaggle of...

Though he’s in less than half of Andrew Patterson’s Oklahoma Western “The Rivals of Amziah King,” Matthew McConaughey looms over the film like a myth in human form. His role as the title character, a mandolin-playing beekeeper out of Oklahoma, is also the twangy Oscar winner’s first screen role in six years. And it’s a testament to how mythic McConaughey himself is, and how much we take the Texan’s presence as granted and a given, that his absence from our movies and television didn’t register at all. He, like Amziah, looms regardless.

Oklahoma writer/director Patterson pays homage to his roots — and the people who laid their foundation — in his high-spirited, energetic follow-up to the 2019 Slamdance winner “The Vast of Night.” Where that 1950s-set UFO chiller blended “The X-Files,” B movies, and classic radio dramas, “The Rivals of Amziah King” cross-pollinates a bluegrass musical,...

It’s been six years since Matthew McConaughey starred in a movie, and when you watch “The Rivals of Amziah King,” it’s easy to see why this was the one that lured him back. It gives him a role that fits his scraggly aging-bad-boy redneck charm like a glove — and, at the same time, it’s different from anything he’s ever done.

The film itself is different from anything you’ve ever seen, in ways both good (the first half) and not as good (the second half doesn’t always parse). Yet there’s an audacity to this movie, which is a neorealist beekeeper Western musical revenge fable, that gets inside your system. The director, Andrew Patterson, has a vision — of life, and of how to tell a story — that he enacts with so much confidence and verve that even when what he’s doing doesn’t totally work,...

Matthew McConaughey’s latest film, The Rivals of Amziah King, received a standing ovation during its world premiere at the Paramount Theatre in Austin. The western-musical-drama, directed by Andrew Patterson, played to an engaged audience with its mix of humor, emotion, and music, standing out among the SXSW screenings.

The film follows Amziah King, a musically gifted beekeeper in rural Oklahoma who leads a bluegrass band of misfits while overseeing the town’s most successful honey-making operation. When his estranged foster daughter returns, he sees an opportunity to rebuild their relationship and turn their business into a family enterprise. However, his ambitions are threatened by rivals determined to undermine everything he has built.

McConaughey introduced the film at the premiere, reflecting on what drew him to the project. “It’s been six years since I did a film or was onscreen. Why did I come to this film? Not often...

Standing ovations are rare at SXSW, but the Matthew McConaughey starring western/musical/drama The Rivals of Amziah King was far more than all right, all right, all right, earning one from the Paramount Theatre crowd in Austin on Monday.

On a sleepy night when all the big studio movies already have played, from out of the blue comes this heartwarming, unconventional feature from filmmaker Andrew Patterson. SXSW launched an Oscar Best Picture winner three years ago in A24’s Everything Everywhere All at Once, and it could have another one on their hands if a buyer gets off their butt and takes this WME sales title. There’s been some deliberation and waiting by buyers when it comes to acquiring movies. No need to wait on this one, studios or streamers: This played in the heartland to rolling laughs, tears and cheers tonight.

Not only is the pic another...

Matthew McConaughey has his family by his side at SXSW!

The 55-year-old actor was joined by his wife Camila Alves and their 16-year-old son Levi at the premiere of his movie The Rivals of Amziah King on Monday (March 10) at the Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas.

The premiere was held during the 2025 SXSW Conference and Festival, which is held every year in Austin.

Also in attendance were Matthew‘s co-stars Cole Sprouse, Rob Morgan, Tony Revolori, Jake Horowitz, Bruce Davis, and Angelina LookingGlass.

Here’s the synopsis: “Deep within the backwoods of rural Oklahoma, charismatic and musically gifted Amziah King herds a bluegrass-playing band of misfits while overseeing the premier honey-making operation in town. When Amziah’s estranged foster daughter unexpectedly returns, Amziah leaps at the possibility to renew connection and create a family business. But the honey game is ruthless, and Amziah’s rivals threaten to destroy everything he has built.

In 2020 I reviewed a film premiering on Amazon called The Vast of Night, a small southwestern town drama that felt part Twilight Zone, part Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Its debuting filmmaker was Andrew Patterson, and I started my review predicting that based on that movie he was destined to become a very big thing.

Now five years later he has delivered his second film The Rivals of Amziah King, premiering Monday at SXSW, and he is working with much bigger name actors like Matthew McConaughey and Kurt Russell in a larger-scale crime drama/beekeeping/musical/character study, but still keeping it rural and real. Structurally, The Rivals of Amziah King seems to be two or three movie ideas rolled into one (at one point he was planning it as a seven-part limited TV series), which relies on the audience to follow the unfolding saga wherever it wants to take us.

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Scream VI is getting a Blu-ray 3D release in Germany on February 27 from Turbine Media.

Priced at €24.99 (about $26), it has reversible artwork but no special features. The English Dolby Atmos track is included in addition to a German dub.

The film was converted to 3D for its theatrical run by Dneg, whose work also includes Dune, Venom, Jurassic World Dominion, and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.

The sixth installment in the slasher saga reunites Scream 2022 directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett and writers James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick.

Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Mason Gooding, and Jasmin Savoy Brown return as the survivors of the previous Ghostface killings. The move from Woodsboro to New York City for a fresh start, only to receive a call from Ghostface, who will stop at nothing to hunt them down.

Hayden Panettiere, Dermot Mulroney, Jack Champion, Henry Czerny,...

The highly-anticipated Daisy Edgar-Jones and Jacob Elordi romance “On Swift Horses” will make its U.S. premiere at the 2025 SXSW Film & TV Festival. The film’s start marks the festival’s end.

IndieWire can announce that the epic from “Fellow Travelers” director Daniel Minahan is the Closing Night feature for SXSW. As previously confirmed, “Another Simple Favor” will make its world premiere as the Opening Night selection; Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s Apple TV+ series “The Studio” is the Opening Night TV premiere. Check out the full SXSW Film & TV Festival lineup here.

“On Swift Horses” stars Elordi as veteran Julius, who upends his brother’s (Will Poulter) newlywed bliss after he returns from the Korean War, as his appearance sparks something unexpected in his new sister-in-law (Edgar-Jones). “On Swift Horses” is based on the 2019 novel by Shannon Pufahl, and Bryce Kass adapted the novel for the screen.

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South by Southwest has rounded out its film lineup for the 2025 edition, while also announcing that Daniel Minahan’s On Swift Horses will close the Film & TV Festival in its U.S. premiere.

Daisy Edgar-Jones, Jacob Elordi and Will Poulter starring movie follows Muriel (Edgar-Jones) and her husband Lee (Poulter) as they are about to begin a bright new life, which is upended by the arrival of Lee’s brother. Muriel embarks on a secret life, gambling on racehorses and discovering a love she never thought possible. The Sony Pictures Classics romance also features Diego Calva and Sasha Calle. Pic was produced by Peter Spears, Daniel Minahan, Tim Headington, Mollye Asher, Theresa Steele Page, Michael D’Alto and written by Bryce Kass. On Swift Horses made its world premiere at TIFF back in September.

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Making its world premiere is Jillian Bell’s feature directorial debut Summer of 69 which the...

SXSW announced the rest of its 2025 film and television lineup on Wednesday, including the world premiere of Jillian Bell's directorial debut Summer Of '69. It was also announced that the festival will feature the U.S. premiere of On Swift Horses, directed by Daniel Minahan. The film stars Jacob Elordi...

With star Mason Gooding recently teasing Neve Campbell's return for Scream VII, the overarching continuity of the slasher movie universe is beginning to take shape. The popular horror franchise created by Wes Craven in 1996 remained confined to the California suburbs of Woodsboro during the first five installments before branching out to New York City in Scream VI, a reinvigorating departure expected to continue when Scream 7 is released in 2026.

In addition to the coastal change, series mainstay Neve Campbell was noticeably absent from Scream VI due to contract disagreements. Then, Melissa Barrera, was notoriously fired from the franchise following her pro-Palestinian support after Scream IV was released, prompting Campbell's return for Scream 7. Given all the moving parts, casting changes, new settings, and the like, it's worth delineating how Scream V and Scream VI relate to each other narratively and whether the former must be seen to comprehend the latter.

Sony's Spider-Man Universe could have its first real anti-hero protagonist if it released one more Marvel movie. Following Kraven the Hunter's poor box office performance, Sony's Spider-Man Universe will likely be put on an indefinite hold. Therefore, the future of Tom Hardy's Venom, Jared Leto's Morbius, Dakota Johnson's Madame Web, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Kraven the Hunter remains unknown. Still, Venom: The Last Dance may not be the last time the tiltular symbiote will appear on the big screen, as its popularity may give it a chance to return, eventually.

One of the biggest complaints about Sony's Spider-Man Universe is its tendency to turn traditionally evil villains into rather heroic anti-heroes. Tom Hardy's Venom would have no reason to hate Spider-Man if they ever met, and both Morbius and Kraven fought their respective enemies for a sensible cause. Despite being based on some of Spider-Man's most famous villains,...

Tom Holland and Zendaya are quickly becoming Hollywood's most powerful young new couple. The former has portrayed Spider-Man in three standalone MCU movies to date, as well as two Avengers films. Meanwhile, the latter has had a smash-hit 2024 with Luca Guadagnino's Challengers and Denis Vileneuve's Dune: Part Two, as well as her ongoing role in HBO's seminal Euphoria. The pair have also both been cast in Christopher Nolan's new adaptation of The Odyssey. While the pair often share their time on social media, you'd be hard-pressed to find them on a red carpet together. In a recent interview with Men's Health, Tom Holland revealed the wholesome reason why.

"It’s not my moment," the actor said, explaining why he doesn't walk the red carpet at Zendaya's movie premieres. The pair have, respectively, been part of some of the biggest movies of all-time over the last few years.

Andrew Garfield spent several months denying his involvement with Spider-Man: No Way Home all the way up until the movie's release in 2022. As fans now know, he returned as his version of Peter Parker in the film after doing his best to keep the surprise until it finally happened.

It has since been revealed that another Spider-Man film is happening with Tom Holland returning as his version from the MCU. Plot details have not been divulged, and it's unclear if the movie will again involve the multiverse with other incarnations of Peter Parker. Naturally, there has been speculation that Garfield will make another appearance as his version from The Amazing Spider-Man, but the actor recently insisted to GQ that he is not attached to Spider-Man 4, whether anyone believes him or not.

Related 'Spider-Man Is Telling Me to Calm Down': Tom Holland Recalls Stopping Real-Life Fight in Grocery Store...

Imagine you're going to the grocery store to pick up a few things – and perhaps sneer at the price of organic eggs – when all of a sudden a fight breaks out, and you find yourself in the middle of the ruckus, pulling apart the two brawlers only to have one of them recognize you as a global superstar. That's exactly what happened to Spider-Man himself, Tom Holland, who says his fame helped defuse the situation.

Holland is, of course, the MCU star who's appeared in three Spider-Man films, a couple of Avengers movies, and one Captain America flick. In a new interview with Men's Health, the 28-year-old English actor relayed the story of the fight that took place at Whole Foods in Los Angeles recently, saying he jumped in to help break it up, but that it wasn't until one of the combatants recognized him that things began to calm down.

In a new interview with Men's Health, Spider-Man star Tom Holland spoke about the challenges he faces being so well-known for his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In particular, Holland recalled a time when he broke up a fight while trying to shop at the grocery store.

Holland spoke about a time when he was shopping at Whole Foods in Los Angeles and saw a fight broke out between two men, completely unrelated to him being there. "They’re like going at it, right behind me," Holland said. He told Men's Health how he jumped in and grabbed one of the men, leading him away from the fight. "I can see that he’s recognized me immediately, and you could see the wheels turning, like, I’m really angry, but Spider-Man is telling me to calm down," Holland laughed. "So, yeah, I go to the supermarket."

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Tom Holland will return as Peter Parker in a fourth Spider-Man film, and new rumors are emerging about his co-stars. The latest possible casting could see one of the stars of the X-Men movie franchise making a debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

According to notable film industry insider Daniel Richtman, Anya Taylor-Joy is up for a major role in Spider-Man 4. It was not named which role she could potentially play, leaving it up to the fans to speculate about which character might be best for Taylor-Joy to take on in the MCU. Some fans of the Furiosa star are thinking she should could play the McU's version of Gwen Stacy, a character previously played by Bryce Dallas Howard in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3 before the role went to Emma Stone in The Amazing Spider-Man 1 & 2. The Gwen Stacy character is also featured prominently in the animated Spider-Verse films,...

Since its launch, Disney+ has become one of the biggest streaming platforms out there. Disney+ launched on November 12, 2019, wherein it was rolled out globally over the course of two years. The launch of this platform would give viewers exclusive access to their favorite Disney classics as well as Pixar films like the Toy Story series and more. Because of Disney's absorption of both Marvel and Fox, the launch of the platform also meant that slowly but surely, streaming subscribers would find that their favorite MCU films were migrating over to Disney+.

That said, Disney+ has not been without its controversies. This includes criticism about their content itself, with this year's Star Wars series The Acolyte being a particularly egregious example of the fan base being disappointed with the direction that Disney was taking a franchise. Disney+ has also stirred the pot by removing certain titles from its platform. Just this fall alone,...

Willem Dafoe is one of the hardest working actors in the business today (and has been for decades now). In 2024 alone, he appeared in Kinds of Kindness, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Saturday Night, and Nosferatu. While promoting the latter, in which the actor plays a Van Helsing-like character hell-bent on destroying the evil Count Orlock, Dafoe was asked by Entertainment Tonight about one of his most iconic characters, Norman Osborn Aka Green Goblin, and whether he might reprise the role in Marvel's upcoming Spider-Man 4. Dafoe said:

"We'll see. We'll see [Laughs]. I could come back. Listen, Tom was great to work with and the whole series of Spider-Man films that I did were great fun. Great fun."

This statement echoes remarks Dafoe made last year: "If everything was right, sure... I mean, that's a great role. I liked the fact that it's a double role both times. Twenty years ago, and fairly recently,...

As Spider-Man fans wait on tenterhooks (or should that be tenter-webs?) for Tom Holland's Spider-Man 4, the first plot details have finally been revealed. Jon Watts' trilogy was rounded out with the world forgetting who Peter Parker was. Following the death of Aunt May, and with the Multiverse about to collapse, the three Peter Parkers and Doctor Strange return the Spider-Man villains to their home worlds, but not without a devastating consequence. Everyone, including Parker's closest friends, forgot who he was.

Speaking to Deadline, producer Amy Pascal revealed how Spider-Man 4 will continue the story following No Way Home's emotional ending. One of the most famous Spider-Man comics of all-time sees Peter Parker give up being Spider-Man, but the new movie is flipping the script.

"We have to deal with the fact that he decided he was going to give up being Peter Parker," Pascal said. "And that...

Venom: The Last Dance may not have made as big a splash at the box office as the previous movies in the franchise, but the final part of Sony Pictures' trilogy is proving difficult to knock off the top spot.

The Last Dance took in $16.2 million from 3,905 North American theaters, which was enough to fend off competition from A24’s horror thriller Heretic and Lionsgate’s family friendly The Best Christmas Pageant Ever.

The studio's latest Ssu movie - which sits at 41% on Rotten Tomatoes - has now grossed $279.4 million overseas and $394.2 million globally on a relatively modest budget of $120 million.

This might well be the last Venom movie, but a recent rumor claimed that Sony is developing an Agent Venom film.

In the comics, Agent Venom was Peter Parker's former bully turned friend Eugene "Flash" Thompson, who bonded with the Venom Symbiote after losing his legs in service of his country.

Matthew Lillard played one of the original Ghostfaces, Stu Macher, alongside Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) in Wes Craven's Scream, and despite the character seemingly meeting a violent end, fans continue to speculate and theorize that the deranged killer could return in the upcoming Scream 7.

Stu appeared to be pretty definitively killed off during the climax of the movie, but we have seen plenty of people survive what should be fatal wounds in the franchise, so who knows?

For his part, Lillard has said that he believes Stu is still alive, and would be happy to reprise the role if that was something fans wanted to see.

“Stu is definitely alive, right? My character Stu is definitely alive. I would love it. If it made sense for the franchise. If Kevin [Williamson] liked it. Then sure. Obviously.”

Williamson is set to helm the next movie in the long-running horror franchise,...

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Sony’s latest installment of their expanded universe of Spider-Verse films, Venom: The Last Dance, is doing rather well at the moment. After nearly two weeks at the box office the movie has made $319 million against a budget of $160 million. Most of the box office, however, is thanks to the overseas market which the franchise has done rather well in.

Now, with the end of this trilogy, not much is known about what the future holds as the titular alien antihero… well… kinda dies at the end. The alien symbiotic sacrifices itself to protect the Earth from the villainous Knull (who was teased to be a major threat in the franchise’s future). However, without Venom, who will step up to battle the forces of evil?

Well, according to well-known industry insider Daniel Richtman,...

The Venom franchise may live on beyond Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock. A new installment in the Spider-Man spinoff series is rumored to be in development at Sony.

According to insider Daniel Richtman (via X), Sony is in development on a Marvel movie focused around Agent Venom, the superhero identity of Flash Thompson, one of Peter Parker's high school classmates who joins the United States Army after graduation. In the comics, the character becomes Agent Venom after losing both of his legs in the Iraq War and bonding with the symbiote, which he controls via drugs. No other details have been shared about the movie at this time.

Related 'We Do Listen to the Fans': Venom 3 Director Explains Dropping One Character From the Trilogy

Venom: The Last Dance writer-director Kelly Marcel reveals why a character from the first two movies was not brought back for the final installment.

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Alan Ritchson is being eyed by fans for a slew of roles that seem perfect for the actor. From the Dcu’s Batman to the MCU’s Captain Britain. Another role that fans want the actor to see essaying is Flash Thompson, Agent Venom in Marvel Comics, in Sony’s Universe of Marvel Characters.

Alan Ritchson as Anders Lassen in The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare || Credits: Lionsgate

There have been a lot of rumors swirling about the Agent Venom project, and there are some ideas that fans are very excited to hear about. However, the scoopers who claim to have found any news about the project have been misquoted, leading to some fake rumors being mixed in with genuine ones, as odd as it sounds.

An Agent Venom project might be in the works at Sony, and that is all we know for now Agent Venom || Credit: Marvel Comics

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Sony Pictures made it clear that Venom: The Last Dance would be the final part of a trilogy, and while the movie did appear to wrap-up Eddie Brock and his Symbiote pal's story, we may now know how the studio is planning to keep the franchise going.

According to scooper Daniel Richtman, an Agent Venom movie is in development.

In the comics, Agent Venom was Peter Parker's former bully turned friend Eugene "Flash" Thompson, who bonded with the Venom Symbiote after losing his legs in service of his country. Tony Revolori currently plays Flash in the Spider-Man movies, but The Last Dance may have given us some idea of how Sony intends to introduce a whole new take on the character.

If you haven't seen Venom: The Last Dance yet, be warned of major spoilers from this point on.

As Venom sacrifices himself to prevent Knull from invading the planet,...

It's been a huge month for fans of The Fall, which this writer, as one of those long-suffering fans, never thought she'd ever get to say. After spending years floating in streamless purgatory, Tarsem Sing's divisive 2006 masterpiece finally got a home—and a long overdue 4K restoration—over at Mubi.

Channing Tatum's upcoming drama based on a real-life McDonald's robber has officially set its release date. New actors have also been revealed for the star-studded film.

Per Deadline, Tatum's upcoming film, Roofman, will land in theaters on Oct. 3, 2025. Derek Cianfrance directs from a script he co-wrote with Kirk Gunn. Lynette Howell Taylor, Jamie Patricof and Duncan Montgomery will serve as producers. Cianfrance is best known for directing the film Blue Valentine and for penning the script for The Place Beyond the Pines. Tatum will star as the real-life robber Jeffrey Manchester alongside Kirsten Dunst (Spider-Man) and Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones).

Additionally, other new cast members that have just been announced include Juno Temple (Venom: The Last Dance), as well as MCU actors Ben Mendelsohn (Captain Marvel) and Tony Revolori (Spider-Man: No Way Home). Other confirmed names are Uzo Aduba (Orange Is the New Black), Lakeith Stanfield...

Exclusive: Oscar nominee Derek Cianfrance has rounded out an impressive cast for true-life heist pic Roofman, his first feature since The Light Between Oceans back in 2016. Newcomers include Uzo Aduba (Orange Is the New Black), Ben Mendelsohn (The Marsh King’s Daughter), Lakeith Stanfield (Judas and the Black Messiah), Juno Temple (Ted Lasso), Melonie Diaz (Fruitvale Station), Molly Price (Babygirl), the newly Gotham Award-nominated Lily Collias (Good One), Emory Cohen (Rebel Ridge), and Tony Revolori (The Grand Budapest Hotel).

As previously announced, Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, and Peter Dinklage will also star in the film based on the unbelievable true story of Jeffrey Manchester (Tatum), a U.S. Army Reserve officer turned convicted spree-robber who rose to infamy as the ‘Rooftop Robber’ or ‘Roofman.’ A specialist in robbing McDonald’s locations across the U.S., Manchester’s criminal exploits kicked off in November 1998. His M.O. was to drill through the...

After sitting out the last movie, Scream icon Neve Campbell was convinced to reprise the role of Sidney Prescott for the upcoming seventh instalment in the long-running slasher franchise - but her decision to return was not without some controversy.

“Sidney Prescott is coming back!” Campbell posted on Instagram when her return was made official. “It’s always been such a blast and an honor to get to play Sidney in the Scream movies. My appreciation for these films and for what they have meant to me, has never waned. I’m very happy and proud to say I’ve been asked, in the most respectful way, to bring Sidney back to the screen and I couldn’t be more thrilled.”

Due to Melissa Barrera - who played new lead Sam Carpenter in the previous two films - getting fired over social media posts the studio deemed to be "anti-Semitic,...

The Scream killers continue to build following Scream 6, and the Ghostface mask has been worn by almost 20 different people. Throughout the six movies, an impressive number of characters have worn the Ghostface mask, which is only added to with the franchises TV series. While many got their hands dirty with the killings, others acted more like masterminds or distractions. Scream VI follows the fun of looking at the movie's ensemble and trying to decide who plays Ghostface before the final unmasking reveals it all.

Wes Craven's Scream introduced the world to a new face in horror. The villain wasn't a maniac who targeted random people and would keep returning - like icons Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, or Craven's own Freddy Kreuger. Instead, Ghostface was the guise used for murderers on a specific mission, which invariably ended up with Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) as the target. Each Scream...

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Don’t Move is a crime thriller film co-directed by Adam Schindler and Brian Netto from a screenplay co-written by Tj Cimfel and David White. The Netflix film follows the story of a grieving young woman who recently lost her son. One day she is kidnapped by a seasoned serial killer and given a paralytic agent which will soon render her paralyzed but until then she has to do everything she can to save her life. Don’t Move stars Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock in the lead roles with Moray Treadwell and Daniel Francis starring in supporting roles. So, if you loved the intensely thrilling experience, heart-pumping horror, and compelling characters in Don’t Move here are some similar movies you should check out next.

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In 2018, Venom kicked off Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, comprising movies featuring lesser-known characters Sony owns the rights to. Unfortunately, movies centered around Morbius and Madame Web were both financial and critical failures.

Still, the most recent film in Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, Venom: The Last Dance, claims to be the final film featuring the only bankable character they currently have for this franchise. So, this begs the question… where will Sony’s Spider-Man Universe go after Venom: The Last Dance?

Warning: If you have not seen Venom: The Last Dance, stop reading now, as this article contains massive Spoilers for the final film in the trilogy.

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At the end of Venom: The Last Dance, Venom sacrifices himself to save Eddie, kill the remaining monsters, and destroy the Codex. We then have an “emotional” ending of Eddie visiting the Statue of Liberty — a...

Spider-Man 4 is easily the most eagerly anticipated upcoming Multiverse Saga title, alongside Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Spider-Man/Peter Parker actor Tom Holland has delivered an exciting update, teasing what fans can expect from the installment.

Holland was promoting his brand-new non-alcoholic beer, Bero, on Good Morning America, where he was asked about Spider-Man 4. "All I can tell you is that it's happening," he said before revealing he and the studios have been working on the movie's concept and now believe they could move forward, with shooting starting in Summer 2025. Fans can only wonder how the fourth Holland Spider-Man movie will top the multiversal hijinks of Spider-Man: No Way Home. The actor teases that fans will be thrilled with the upcoming film. "The idea is crazy," he said. "It's a little different to anything we've done before, but I think the fans...

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The upcoming episode of “Es.TV” promises an exciting lineup that fans will not want to miss. This episode features a special cast from the popular show “Saturday Night,” bringing a lively energy to the program.

Lupita Nyong’o, known for her role in “The Wild Robot,” will be joining the cast. Her talent and charisma are sure to shine through, making for engaging conversations. Tony Revolori, recognized for his work in “Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy,” will also be part of the episode, adding a fun and youthful perspective to the discussions.

In addition to the star-studded guests, “Es.TV” will highlight the Home Theater Spotlight segment. This week, Melissa Barrera and Alisha Weir, known for their roles in “Abigail,” will share insights about their experiences in the industry. Their stories are likely to resonate with many viewers and provide a behind-the-scenes look at their work.

The next Scream movie is scheduled to begin filming soon (possibly by the end of the year), and a new casting rumor doing the rounds online is claiming that McKenna Grace (Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire) is in talks to join the cast.

According to Daniel Richtman, Grace is up for the role of Sidney Prescott's (Neve Campbell) eldest daughter, Tatum.

We also have confirmation that Courteney Cox will reprise her role as Gale Weathers. The Friends alum had previously stated that she hadn't officially signed on, but has now revealed to US Magazine that Gale will be back after coming very close to death (every one of those 356 knife wounds clearly missed her vital organs) in the previous movie.

"I’m the longest running Scream queen, so I guess I can’t stop now,” said the actress.

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Ridley Scott may not have been present for the first major screening of “Gladiator II” on Friday night on the Paramount lot in Los Angeles, but the 86-year-old director was the favorite topic of conversation for stars Paul Mescal, Denzel Washington, Connie Nielsen and Fred Hechinger in the post-screening Q&a.

Mescal — who plays Lucius Verus, the grown son of Russell Crowe’s character from the first “Gladiator,” released in 2000 — spoke in awe about Scott’s ability to shoot the film’s elaborate opening battle sequence, which involved Pedro Pascal’s Roman general leading a fleet of ships invading a city on the North African coast.

“I think we shot that over nine days,” the actor said. “I don’t know any other director who could do that.”

Mescal was, understandably, nervous before the first shot.

“I was smoking a cigarette, and we were kind of marching around the place,...

The stars of the Gladiator sequel are stepping out to promote their new movie!

Paul Mescal joined co-stars Denzel Washington, Connie Nielsen, and Fred Hechinger at a special screening of Gladiator II on Friday evening (October 18) held at Paramount Pictures Studios in Los Angeles.

Other stars in attendance included Saoirse Ronan, Casey Affleck and girlfriend Caylee Cowan, Bill Newman, Malin Akerman, Patrick Stewart, Minka Kelly and boyfriend Dan Reynolds, Sasha Pieterse, Sofia Boutella, Debbie Allen, Rebel Wilson, Tony Revolori, and Christina Milian.

From legendary director Ridley Scott, Gladiator II continues the epic saga of power, intrigue, and vengeance set in Ancient Rome. Years after witnessing the death of the revered hero Maximus at the hands of his uncle, Lucius (Mescal) is forced to enter the Colosseum after his home is conquered by the tyrannical Emperors who now lead Rome with an iron fist. With rage in his heart and the...

Andrew Garfield has a promising update about his potential return in Spider-Man 4. He has yet to confirm that would happen but he's increasingly vocal about his conditions for reprising the role.

Spider-Man 4 is confirmed in early development, yet none of the lead actors from No Way Home have explicitly confirmed they would return. Tom Holland and Andrew Garfield have addressed the prospect on multiple occasions, and both are eager about the concept; while Holland was largely transparent about his hopes for the project, Garfield's comments were coy and loaded. He's yet to deny rumors of another crossover. Garfield previously teased he would "100% come back" if the Spider-Man sequel adds value to the lore; in a recent interview with People, he expressed what he hopes to accomplish with the role.

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Spider-Man 4 is slowly coming together. Tom Holland, who portrays Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has shared that he recently read the latest draft of the movie's screenplay with Zendaya.

During an appearance on the Rich Roll podcast (via X), Holland revealed that he recently read a new draft for Spider-Man 4. "It needs work but the writers are doing a great job," he admitted. "I read it 3 weeks ago and it really lit a fire in me. Zendaya and I sat down, read it together and we at times were bouncing around the living room." While plot details remain under wraps for Spider-Man 4, the latest rumor is that the movie will be another Multiversal story, bringing back Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Mans as well as properly incorporating Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock/Venom.

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Returning Scream star Neve Campbell (Sidney Prescott) and new director Kevin Williamson recently announced that the seventh movie - which is seemingly being referred to as Scream 7 (ditching the Roman numerals) for the time being - is set to hit theaters on Feb. 27, 2026, and we may now have a better idea of what to expect from this latest instalment in the long-running slasher franchise.

Though no major plot details are revealed, if you'd rather know as little as possible about the movie going in, here's your spoiler warning.

According to scooper Mttsh, Scream 7 "will have two main storylines, one about Sid and her friends from the neighborhood, and the second one about Sid's teen daughter Taylor (could be a codename) and her friends. Each of them will have to deal with Ghostface."

If accurate, this wouldn't necessarily contradict previous rumors, which claimed that the story will revolve around Sidney,...

After starring alongside Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Andrew Garfield recently revealed who his favorite all-time Spider-Man is and spoiler, it's not himself.

In Vanity Fair's most recent "Test How Well You Know Each Other" video, Garfield sat down with We Live in Time co-star Florence Pugh, who attempted to answer who she believed Garfield's favorite on-screen Spider-Man was. Pugh couldn't guess, so Garfield revealed that Maguire was his favorite, saying, "Tobey was my guy." Garfield would further reveal that as an aspiring actor, he looked up to Maguire, but was sure not to diss Holland in the process. "I was in drama school and I was watching his films as a young impressionable actor and I was like practicing being him. But I love, I think what Tom has done is incredible as well. Like, I kind of love them both equally."

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Marvel fans are still in the dark over who will be the main villain of the forthcoming Spider-Man 4, but it is unlikely to be Michael Keaton's Vulture. The Spider-Man: Homecoming actor recently revealed that he has not yet been asked to return as the Spidey villain for the fourth Tom Holland-led Spider-Man movie.

During an interview with Screen Rant to promote his upcoming comedy movie Goodrich, Keaton was asked if Amy Pascal who produced both Spider-Man: Homecoming and Goodrich had been in touch about returning for Spider-Man 4 as Adrian Toomes/The Vulture. "Oh, wow. That's an interesting character, that guy. Actually, I was there for a minute in the second one... That really was fun experience, but I haven't talked to anybody about anything," Keaton shared, before jokingly adding, "I try not to talk to anybody. I really don't like people."

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Tom Hardy is bidding farewell to Venom, but the Symbiote's heavily-rumored MCU debut twists the story of one Thunderbolts* antihero in this shocking new theory. Following the upcoming release of Sony's Venom: The Last Dance, Tom Hardy is expected to retire from the role of Eddie Brock, leaving Venom's live-action future uncertain. However, there is speculation that Venom will cross over into Marvel Studios' MCU, which creates many new opportunities for the alien Symbiote, especially when it comes to his choice of host.

Eddie Brock has been Venom's only live-action host, whether that be Tom Hardy's character from Sony's Spider-Man Universe or the version played by Topher Grace in 2007's Spider-Man 3. In Marvel Comics, however, Venom attaches himself to many more characters than just journalist Brock, including the likes of Peter Parker, Mac Gargan, Lee Price, Malekith the Dark Elf and Flash Thompson. Venom bonding with Spider-Man bully...

News about Shang-Chi 2 could be on the way. At least, that's what Marvel Cinematic Universe fans think following a cryptic social media post by franchise star Simu Liu.

The actor, who stars in the MCU as Xu Shang-Chi, recently shared a jacked, shirtless selfie on the social media platform X with the caption, "prepping," along with the "eyes emoji." While Liu may be getting in shape for a non-Marvel role, such as his upcoming untitled espionage series on Peacock, fans of the superhero franchise believe that the actor is teasing that some good news regarding the status of Shang-Chi 2 is around the corner. A sequel to the Phase 4 movie, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, was announced in December 2021, with Destin Daniel Cretton confirmed to be returning as writer/director on the project.

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