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Back in December, Noah Baumbach teamed up with George Clooney and Adam Sandler for Jay Kelly , with Clooney playing the titular role. The film follows Kelly and his longtime manager (played by Sandler) as they travel across Europe, with their relationship slowly being tested along the way. The film also features a strong supporting ensemble including Laura Dern, Patrick Wilson, Billy Crudup, Stacy Keach, Eve Hewson, Jim Broadbent, and Greta Gerwig. After its release on Netfli

The new year is off to a blockbuster start, and the latest box office numbers are proving that audiences aren’t ready to slow down after the holiday rush. James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash  continues its reign at the top of the charts, while a mix of thrillers, family films, and even a chimpanzee-led adventure are duking it out for the runner-up spots. For anyone keeping tabs on what’s making waves in theaters or what might be worth skipping in favor of a streaming night,

Disney has officially pulled the frying pan out of the vault and swung it straight at the casting rumor mill. After months of speculation, the studio has locked in its leads for the long-anticipated live-action Tangled , with Teagan Croft stepping into Rapunzel’s sunlit tower  and Milo Manheim flashing the smolder as Flynn Rider . Yes, that Flynn Rider. Smirk included. The move instantly puts Disney’s Tangled  remake back in the spotlight, and for once, the internet doesn’t s

Hold onto your Batarangs, Gotham fans, because The Batman Part II  just got a seismic casting shake-up. Reports are swirling that Sebastian Stan , the MCU’s beloved Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier, is in talks to join Robert Pattinson  in the highly anticipated sequel directed by Matt Reeves . While the specifics of Stan’s character remain a closely guarded secret, this news has already sent comic book fans into a frenzy. After the dark, brooding success of 2022’s The Batman

The National Society of Film Critics just dropped its 2025 winners, and if you thought the Oscars would be a snooze fest this year, think again. Paul Thomas Anderson’s sprawling epic, One Battle After Another , has stormed the NSFC awards, taking home Best Picture, Best Director, and both supporting acting nods. Critics clearly aren’t messing around, and neither should you if you haven’t seen it yet. Every year, the NSFC, a group of over 60 top-tier film critics makes the cal

James Cameron is back on Pandora and once again, he wants you to sit down, strap in and marvel at what several truckloads of money can do when pointed directly at a movie screen. Avatar: Fire and Ash  arrives as the third chapter in Cameron’s sci-fi juggernaut, promising bigger emotions, darker themes, and, naturally, visuals so pristine they make every other blockbuster quietly rethink its life choices. The result? A film that dazzles the eyes, tests your bladder and continu

Zootopia is back, and so are the mammals, marsupials, reptiles (yes, finally), and a whole stadium’s worth of pun-heavy signage. After nine years, Zootopia 2  arrives carrying the kind of expectations that could buckle even the strongest Wilde, Nick Wilde, that is. Fans hoped for another sharp, socially aware, laugh-out-loud adventure. Disney hoped for another billion-dollar cultural moment. And critics? Well, we hoped the sequel wouldn’t feel like a committee meeting led by

It was October 30, 2003, and a groundbreaking new musical opened on Broadway to critical acclaim, redefining traditional storytelling in that genre. On that night, stars of the stage, television, and film came to celebrate and witness, for the first time, the vibrant and visually stunning production that would come to be known as the prequel to the beloved story of the Wizard of Oz.  In the nearly two-and-a-half decades since, the musical we have come to know as Wicked has c

There are biopics that tug at your emotions, and then there are films that reach out, shake you by the shoulders, and demand your attention. Aftershock: The Nicole P. Bell Story  lands firmly in the second category. This powerful new drama directed by Alesia “Z” Glidewell and produced with the support of Roc Nation dives into the real-life tragedy of Sean Bell’s killing and the seismic emotional fallout that changed Nicole Paultre-Bell’s life forever. And yes, “seismic” is th

The holiday movie season is officially here, and Hallmark’s Tidings for the Season  is ready to cozy up your couch with a mix of sweet romance, heartwarming family moments, and just enough festive to make you reach for your cocoa. Starring Tamera Mowry-Housley  and B.J. Britt , this 2025 Hallmark premiere is full of small-town charm with emotional depth and I had the chance to chat with the stars about what made this film special via the African-American Film Critics Associa

At its core, Frankenstein  is a deeply romantic film—though the romance it explores is often tainted by, if not rooted in, toxicity, trauma, and cycles of abuse. Across its two-hour-and-twenty-nine-minute runtime, nearly every dynamic is poisoned by ambition, cruelty, or generational damage: from Victor and Herr Harlander’s scientific avarice to three generations of Frankensteins caught in a repeating loop of emotional and physical trauma to the Creature and Elizabeth, two im

Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein (2025)  has arrived, and it’s every bit the grand, gothic spectacle you’d expect from the filmmaker behind Pan’s Labyrinth  and The Shape of Water . This is not another soulless horror remake chasing nostalgia. It’s a visually stunning and emotionally charged reimagining of Mary Shelley’s masterpiece that asks the same eternal question it did over two centuries ago — who is the real monster? With a powerhouse cast and Del Toro’s signature tou

I’d been planning to check out Hedda for a while, partly because I’m a fan of Nia DaCosta and partly because I’m surprised this release has flown under the radar, especially with her 20 Years Later sequel on the horizon. So when I was asked to cover the film for the TV Cave, it felt like the perfect opportunity—especially since I’m putting together a DaCosta ranking video for my horror channel, Fright Night Flix. DaCosta’s first feature since The Marvels feels very much like

The Predator franchise had seemed to settle into a comfortable rhythm of humans getting hunted in the jungle but Predator Badlands is here to remind you that nothing in this universe is predictable. This film takes the iconic Yautja out of their usual role as silent hunters and puts one front and center, flipping the story in ways that are both bold and, at times, a little messy but undeniably entertaining. The star of the show is Dek, (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) a youn

Is Bugonia a solid remake?  Yorgos Lanthimos teams up once again with Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons to bring us Bugonia — a remake of the South Korean cult classic Save the Green Planet. As a fan of all three of these names, I was curious to see what they could bring to the table this time around. I watched Save the Green Planet beforehand, so I knew roughly what to expect. While I found the original good for what it was, I was interested to see what Bugonia might do different

There’s something undeniably powerful about watching a forgotten piece of Black history get its moment in the cinematic sun. Sarah’s Oil , directed by Cyrus Nowrasteh and set for release on November 7, 2025, takes on the true story of Sarah Rector, a young Black girl from early-1900s Oklahoma who becomes one of America’s first Black millionaires when oil was discovered on her land. It’s a story that deserves the spotlight. The question is, does the film do it justice? Well… m

Over the past twenty years, it’s often felt like the British film industry has been hanging by a thread. As someone who’s English born and raised, with Scottish descent, it’s been disheartening to see the decline in homegrown stories that feel genuinely British in both spirit and identity. Thankfully, I, Swear  has given me hope again. It’s a small, independent British drama that’s been quietly gaining attention among film fans in the UK — and after seeing it, I understand wh

So, what did happen to The Woman in Cabin 10?” It is THE question on everyone’s mind when watching the tense psychological thriller, confined to a luxury cruise ship traveling through the picturesque landscape of the Norwegian coastline, the latest from director and screenwriter Simon Stone. Released October 10 on Netflix, the streaming film stars Keira Knightly as award-winning journalist Laura Blacklock invited on the lavish yacht for an assignment to cover a private chari

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