Spider-Noir Trailer and Key Art Revealed by Prime Video
Starring Nicolas Cage, Spider-Noir is a live-action series based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir.
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Spider-Noir First Look in Both Black & White and Color
Starring Nicolas Cage, the series will premiere on Prime Video worldwide in Spring 2026.
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Spider-Noir Series First Look From MGM+ and Prime Video
Coming in 2026, the live-action series is based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir.
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Longlegs Passes $100M at the Global Box Office
It’s the highest independent film release of 2024 thus far and the top-grossing R-rated horror film of 2024.
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The Surfer Acquired by Lionsgate and Roadside
Following its six-minute standing ovation as a midnight movie selection at the Cannes Film Festival, Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions have acquired North American distribution rights to The Surfer, the psychological thriller directed by Lorcan Finnegan. Adam Fogelson, chair of Lionsgate Motion Picture Group, and Roadside Attractions co-presidents Eric d’Arbeloff and Howard Cohen made the announcement….
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Renfield Review
After abandoning his family and becoming Dracula’s servant for a hundred years, Renfield starts to have some regrets. Overworked and underappreciated, he begins to see his vampire master in a new light. When he stumbles upon a support group for people in toxic relationships, he realizes that Dracula has been using him in an abusive…
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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Review
In a world of superheroes, cinematic universes, sequels, prequels, sidequels, and reboots, Nicolas Cage is his own intellectual property. Constantly working, making an on-the-cheap genre film one month and a sensitive actor showcase the next, one cannot say that Cage hasn’t kept it interesting these 40 years since he burst on the film scene. He’s…
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Color Out of Space Review – Fantastic Fest 2019
H. P. Lovecraft is a notoriously difficult author to adapt to film. There have been a thousand riffs off his work over the years, with varying degrees of success, but to directly bring his work to the screen can be problematic at best. Back when authors were paid for every word, during the era of…
