Chris Hansen Says ‘Primetime’ Film Is an ‘Insult’ but Still Plans to Watch
Former ‘To Catch A Predator’ host Chris Hansen admits the upcoming ‘Primetime’ movie feels insulting, yet he’s set to see it in NYC. Find out why he’s still intrigued.
Flapjax Trailer Teases Gooey Sci‑Fi Horror Comedy for Fantastic Fest
Rocko Zevenbergen’s new film Flapjax mixes alien absurdity with kitchen horror in a trailer that promises gooey, gross fun and unsettling heart. The premiere is set for Fantastic Fest this fall.
Trey Parker & Matt Stone Shelve $100M Musical with Kendrick Lamar
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone announce the cancellation of their $100 million musical comedy with Kendrick Lamar, citing creative and logistical hurdles. The film, once a Paramount flagship, is now on hold.
Whalefall Trailer 3: Surviving Inside a Sperm Whale’s Belly
The new trailer for Whalefall shows diver Austin Abrams fighting for life inside a whale’s stomach, promising a tense, realistic survival thriller hitting theaters in October.
Winter K2: The Last First Documentary Explores Mountaineering’s Dark Edge
Amir Bar‑Lev’s new film follows climbers on a perilous winter K2 ascent, revealing the cost of ambition, commercialization, and cultural clashes in modern alpinism.
Pedro Almodóvar’s Bitter Christmas: A Meta‑Film That Leaves Us Mixed
Almodóvar’s latest, Bitter Christmas, drops in U.S. theaters this fall. The film blends reality, fiction, and grief in a meta‑narrative that earned mixed reviews in Spain and Cannes.
Florian Zeller’s ‘Bunker’ Fails to Deliver a Cohesive Narrative
Zeller’s new film promises intrigue but falls flat, with a clichéd plot and unrealistic characters that leave audiences disappointed.
New Trailer for New Zealand’s Gross‑Funny Alien‑Pregnancy Comedy
Thunderlips’ debut feature, Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant, drops a second trailer that promises body‑horror, absurd humor, and a slimy climax. See why Sundance’s Midnight section buzzed.
Nathan Fielder’s Surprising Doc on Elizabeth Holmes Debuts
A24’s new documentary, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, follows Elizabeth Holmes as she invites a film crew to document her life before her 11‑year prison term. The film premiered at Telluride and has already sparked intense discussion.
Robert De Niro’s Tribeca Film Festival: Reviving Lower Manhattan After 9/11
After 9/11, Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal launched the Tribeca Film Festival to breathe new life into Lower Manhattan, turning a city in ashes into a cultural beacon.