‘Men in Black’: New Film in the Works at Sony
Chris Bremner is penning the script for a follow-up to the franchise that launched in the 1990s with stars Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.
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I Wrote ‘Dude, Where’s My Car’ 25 Years Ago. It Would Never Be Made Today.
In 2000, the author was a young screenwriter writing broad, crude humor to sell into a marketplace that valued it. Then offers dried up. Today, he’s quit Hollywood to become a therapist.
‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ Review: Josh Hutcherson and Homicidal Animatronic Creatures Return for a Sequel That Should Be Skipped
The follow-up to 2023’s surprise smash hit horror film also features Mckenna Grace, Matthew Lillard and Skeet Ulrich.
AFI Names Top Films of 2025: ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash,’ ‘Frankenstein,’ ‘Wicked: For Good’ and More
The American Film Institute also shared its picks for the best TV shows of the year, including ‘Pluribus,’ ‘Task,’ ‘The Lowdown’ and ‘The Studio.’
Krsy Fox, Adrienne Barbeau, Aaron Abrams to Star in Indie Horror Thriller ‘Hannah Goes to Hell’ (Exclusive)
Anne Welles, who previously wrote and directed horror comedy ‘An Accidental Zombie Named Ted,’ is directing the feature that will shoot in Los Angeles later this month.
‘Little Trouble Girls’ Review: Slovenia’s Oscar Submission Puts a Dreamy, Tantalizing Spin on Teenage Hormones and Musical Harmonies
Urška Djukić’s debut feature centers on a shy 16-year-old’s eye-opening school trip as part of a girls’ choir.
Josh Hutcherson on December Release of ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ and Embracing Horror After First Movie “Wasn’t As Scary As It Could Have Been”
The killer animatronics are at it again in the sequel, coming just in time for some Christmas counterprogramming.
‘Roofman’s’ Fully-Functioning Toys ‘R’ Us Store Set Allowed Crew Members to Shop Like It Was the Early 2000s
Production Designer Inbal Weinberg says when they finished filming around Christmas time, everyone was allowed to shop the items for a discount.
‘Getting Rid of Rosie’ Novel Adaptation in the Works (Exclusive)
Canadian-Korean writer-director Shelly Hong is reteaming with novelist Lynda Simmons for the female-led supernatural comedy being shopped at the Whistler Film Festival.
“I Didn’t Know If I Could Find Him, But I Wanted to Look”: ‘THR Frontrunners’ Q&A With ‘Franz’ Director Agnieszka Holland
The acclaimed filmmaker sits down with THR in London to unpack her beautifully fragmented Franz Kafka biopic, selected as Poland’s submission for best international feature film at this year’s Oscars.