Slow Horses adds five actors for season seven as season six wraps on Apple TV
Slow Horses adds five actors for season seven as season six wraps on Apple TV
Slow Horses has added Varada Sethu, Ethan Moorhouse, Tuppence Middleton, Merab Ninidze and Joshua McGuire for season seven, with James Callis back as Claude Whelan. The new season adapts Mick Herron's Bad Actors, and season six was scheduled to wrap on Apple TV on October 21.
Amazon tries Stargate again with Jac Schaeffer, four months after dropping its last reboot
Amazon tries Stargate again with Jac Schaeffer, four months after dropping its last reboot
The WandaVision creator has a writers room in New York. Martin Gero's version had a series order and was in UK pre-production when it was pulled in June.
A Netflix Series Is Competing for San Sebastian’s Golden Shell, and It Drops Today
A Netflix Series Is Competing for San Sebastian’s Golden Shell, and It Drops Today
Pablo Larrain's Mis muertos tristes is competing for San Sebastian's Golden Shell as a feature. It arrives on Netflix today as four episodes, two days before the jury decides.
San Sebastian’s Director Said Three Donostia Awards Were Ideal. He Is Leaving With Two
San Sebastian’s Director Said Three Donostia Awards Were Ideal. He Is Leaving With Two
San Sebastian's outgoing director said in July that three honorary awards were the ideal. His farewell festival closes on Saturday having given two, and nobody has explained why.
Six Shows That Should Have Stopped After One Season
Six Shows That Should Have Stopped After One Season
Not a criticism of the first seasons. A criticism of what came after. Some stories are complete and get extended anyway, because a hit is an asset and assets get exploited.
Big Avengers: Secret Wars update drops, as Kevin Feige hints at Marvel’s game plan
Big Avengers: Secret Wars update drops, as Kevin Feige hints at Marvel’s game plan
Kevin Feige has sharpened the picture on Avengers: Secret Wars, teasing the MCU’s path forward and pointing to what the comics’ Secret Wars events actually show.
Hannah Waddingham’s Ride or Die outguns Batman on streaming charts
Hannah Waddingham’s Ride or Die outguns Batman on streaming charts
Prime Video’s latest Top 10 throws up a surprise: a talked-about spy caper is edging past the Dark Knight’s animated comeback — and by more than you’d expect.
How Thelma & Louise Redefined Women’s Roles in Hollywood
How Thelma & Louise Redefined Women’s Roles in Hollywood
When Geena Davis joined Thelma & Louise, a single script meeting with Susan Sarandon changed her entire outlook on what women could do in the film industry. The story behind the scenes is just as bold as what made it to the screen.
Ben Affleck Reveals His Pick for Cinema’s Most Overlooked Gem
Ben Affleck Reveals His Pick for Cinema’s Most Overlooked Gem
Ben Affleck opens up about the film he believes is unfairly left out of the conversation, highlighting its script, direction, and cast.
Will Smith’s Unexpected Pick for Best Film Ever
Will Smith’s Unexpected Pick for Best Film Ever
Will Smith stuns fans by naming a classic war epic as his all-time favourite film, and opens up about his admiration for Humphrey Bogart and the legendary Casablanca.
Joffrey’s Game of Thrones Scene Unmasks New HBO Spoilers
Joffrey’s Game of Thrones Scene Unmasks New HBO Spoilers
A notorious Game of Thrones moment has fans realising Joffrey let slip key twists from both House of the Dragon and the latest HBO series, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
Zootopia 2 Smashes Records with $1.7 Billion Haul
Zootopia 2 Smashes Records with $1.7 Billion Haul
Zootopia 2 has stormed the global box office, raking in $1.7 billion and outpacing Disney’s previous animated hits. Find out how this sequel has taken the world by surprise.
Shrinking Season 3 Delivers a Bittersweet, Heartfelt Farewell
Shrinking Season 3 Delivers a Bittersweet, Heartfelt Farewell
Shrinking returns for its third and possibly final season, blending sharp wit, emotional honesty, and a stellar cast. Find out how the series navigates big changes, heartfelt moments, and a few bumps along the way.
Netflix Snaps Up Shark Thriller From Violent Night Director
Netflix Snaps Up Shark Thriller From Violent Night Director
Netflix has landed Tommy Wirkola’s new shark thriller, produced by Adam McKay and Kevin Messick, starring Phoebe Dynevor, Djimon Hounsou, and Whitney Peak. Streaming release set for 2026.
Frieren’s Hand-Drawn Credits Take a Stand Against AI in Anime
Frieren’s Hand-Drawn Credits Take a Stand Against AI in Anime
Frieren’s second season wraps up with a stunning hand-drawn credits sequence, crafted entirely with coloured pencils by Mimei Auome. This bold artistic choice highlights the value of human creativity in a time when AI is making waves in anime.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Stumbles at Aussie Box Office
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Stumbles at Aussie Box Office
Despite rave reviews and being called the franchise’s best, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple has struggled to draw crowds, falling short of previous instalments’ box office numbers. Find out what went wrong.
Top 15 Korean Thrillers of the 21st Century: Ranked
Top 15 Korean Thrillers of the 21st Century: Ranked
South Korea’s film industry has exploded with bold, genre-defining thrillers since censorship eased. Discover the most gripping, inventive, and influential Korean thrillers of the modern era.
Tessa Thompson’s Unlikely Favourite: The Film Critics Hated
Tessa Thompson’s Unlikely Favourite: The Film Critics Hated
Tessa Thompson reveals her deep admiration for a cult classic that was once slammed by critics, sharing how it shaped her outlook and inspired her creative journey.
Top 10 Unmissable Thrillers from the 2000s
Top 10 Unmissable Thrillers from the 2000s
Dive into a ranking of the most gripping thrillers from the 2000s. From mind-bending mysteries to gritty crime sagas, these films defined a decade and left audiences on the edge of their seats.
How ‘Up the Junction’ Sparked Change in British Law
How ‘Up the Junction’ Sparked Change in British Law
Ken Loach’s 1968 TV drama ‘Up the Junction’ shocked viewers with its raw look at working-class life and illegal abortion, stirring debate that helped pave the way for the UK’s Abortion Act 1967.
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