Here's an interesting bit of casting. Milly Shapiro (Hereditary) is in talks to play Carrie in Mike Flanagan's TV adaptation of the story. Samantha Sloyan (Hush) is in talks to play her mom.
Read moreJohn Boyega Insinuates ‘Star Wars’ Fandom is Racist & “So White"
Star Wars fans are losing their minds over John Boyega’s latest comments about them. The actor has decided to call out “Star Wars” fandom for being racist and “so white.”
Read more‘Black Bag' Hits VOD on April 1 — Only 17 Days After Theatrical Release
Steven Soderbergh‘s “Black Bag” has earned raves from critics. With that said, it’s only been 17 days since its theatrical launch, and now we have word that it’ll be made available on VOD tomorrow. The film, budgeted at $40M, has earned $31M worldwide at the box-office.
Meryl Streep in Talks for Greta Gerwig's ‘Narnia'
Here’s Nexus Point News reporting that Meryl Streep is in talks to portray Aslan, who will be female, in Greta Gerwig’s “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew.” Aslan in the novels is a talking lion who serves as Narnia’s guardian and a mentor.
Read moreBoots Riley Slams Variety & Defends ‘One Battle After Another': “PTA Told Me The Movie Isn’t Done Yet”
‘Coyote vs Acme’ Sets 2026 Release via Ketchup Entertainment [Updated]
Update on Michael Mann’s ‘Heat 2’
Zack Snyder to Direct UFC Movie ‘Brawler’ — Dana White & Saudis Producing
‘Superman’ Screens to Mixed Reactions
‘Rivals of the Amziah King’ Still Has No U.S. Distributor
If ‘Amziah King’ wants a decent awards run then it probably needs an A24, Focus, or Neon to pick it up, but at this point I’m not really sure if that’s a realistic possibility.
Read moreTom Ford’s ‘Cry to Heaven’ Starts Production in January 2026
Word on the street is that Ford now has two new projects ready to go. The one that’s set up as his next film, and being shopped around as we speak, is an adaptation of Anne Rice’s “Cry to Heaven.”
Read moreCannes Spitball # 4 — Updates on Reichardt, Petzold, Panahi, Bi Gan & Spike Lee
there are too many Americans vying for a slot this year. You have new films by Spike Lee, Wes Anderson, Jim Jarmusch, Kelly Reichardt, Ari Aster, Richard Linklater, and maybe even, Terrence Malick.
Read moreBox-Office: ‘Working Man’ Debuts #1; ‘Snow White’ Has -70% Drop
The Jason Statham-led “Working Man” is eyeing a $16M debut, and that’ll be good enough for #1 this weekend. Meanwhile, “Snow White” had a -70% drop and might finish in third place.
Read moreJames Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Has A “Surprise” Cameo [Updated]
There have been rumors hinting that James Gunn’s “Superman” will have a “shocking” cameo from an A-list actor. A recent test screening had a wild audience reaction when the cameo occurred.
Read more‘One Battle After Another’: Warner Bros. and Paul Thomas Anderson “Fighting” Over Final Cut
Marvel’s ‘Blade’ Scrapped
Not surprising in the least bit, but after years of endless delays, it looks like Marvel’s “Blade” movie has finally been canceled.
Read moreDavid Fincher’s Next Film To Star Brad Pitt — A Mystery Sequel [Updated]
According to two sources, David Fincher has already eyed his next movie project, and it’s set to star Brad Pitt. Netflix is producing, and it's part of the multi-year deal Fincher signed with Netflix.
Read moreJane Schoenbrun’s ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Starts Shooting in May
After the critical success of last year’s “I Saw the TV Glow,” Jane Schoenbrun’s next film will again be tackling the horrors of media, culture and identity.
Read more‘Alto Knights’ Producer Claims It Will Age Well, Like ‘Goodfellas'
Irwin Winkler, who produced ‘Alto Knights,’ somehow believes that ‘Alto Knights’ will have a long shelf life on streaming and goes on to compare its destiny to that of Martin Scorsese’s “Goodfellas.”
Read more‘Warfare’ Reviews Are Mostly Positive
A24 are so confident about Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza’s “Warfare” that they’ve decided to lift the review embargo exactly two weeks before its release, on April 11.
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