Jasmine Batchelor is no stranger to the spotlight, but her latest role in the highly anticipated film I’ll Be There is about to catapult her into a new level of recognition. Known for her ability to effortlessly blend vulnerability with strength, Batchelor brings a depth and authenticity to her character that is already being hailed as one of her finest performances to date.
This weekend at Village East by Angelika the powerful documentary “Front Row” world premiered at DOC NYC before a sold-out crowd.
Red One is a thrilling and heartwarming holiday action-adventure that delivers in all the right ways. Directed by Jake Kasdan, the film brilliantly balances high-octane action with genuine emotional depth, all while having a blast with its playful premise. The story blends festive cheer with a fresh twist on the holiday genre, making it feel both familiar and delightfully new.
David Cronenberg is the undisputed king of body horror, though this title doesn’t accurately prepare you for the emotional core that beats beneath The Shrouds.
They’re limited, but they’re Wicked good. These exclusive movie products capture the magic of Oz in a way you won’t want to miss when the Wicked Movie lands in theaters November 22.
Capturing the excellence of a man is hard but Mark Cousins’ film works just like that.
Time Cut attempts to bring audiences back to 2003 with a blend of Back to the Future-style time travel and slasher horror, starring Madison Bailey as Lucy, Antonia Gentry as her older sister Summer, Michael Shanks as their father Gil, and Griffin Gluck as Quinn, a would-be killer.
The TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood hosted an unforgettable evening as Glenn Close, Charlie McDowell, and an impressive lineup of talent came together to celebrate The Summer Book, McDowell’s latest directorial endeavor.
The TCL Chinese Theatre was alive with excitement last Thursday as fans gathered to celebrate A24’s latest horror release, Heretic.
There are exactly two movies that left me sitting in my seat for ten minutes after the credits rolled. The first one is Everything Everywhere All at Once, and the second is Nickel Boys.