There is something slightly strange about watching people search for a film about Gothic cathedrals as if it were the latest superhero release. Yet that is exactly what has happened with Heaven in Stone and Glass, the 2026 documentary directed by Rob Kaczmark and Branden J. Stanley, written and hosted by Bishop Robert Barron. The…
Indie horror has become increasingly unpredictable, and every so often a film comes along that starts building an audience long before most people have even heard of it. The Other People is one of those movies. Directed by Chad McClarnon in his feature-length debut, this psychological horror thriller has spent much of its festival run…
There is a pretty obvious question hanging over Aaron Sorkin’s new film: when, exactly, will you be able to watch The Social Reckoning at home? The film is being positioned as a thematic companion to the 2010 Oscar-winning The Social Network, but this time the story is not about the chaotic birth of Facebook. It…
If you finished Reacher and immediately started wondering what the hell you were supposed to watch next, you are not alone. Amazon Prime Video’s adaptation of Lee Child’s novels has found a very specific sweet spot: hard-edged action, military know-how, sharp detective work, and a protagonist who can walk into a bad situation and somehow…
Na Hong-jin’s return to feature filmmaking has been one of the most closely watched events in international cinema this year. His new film, Hope (2026), arrives a decade after The Wailing, the psychological horror film that cemented his reputation as one of South Korea’s most uncompromising genre filmmakers. This time, he has gone considerably bigger,…
The conversation around The Uprising (2026) is getting louder by the day. Paul Greengrass, the filmmaker behind Captain Phillips and the Jason Bourne movies, is taking on the 1381 Peasants’ Revolt against King Richard II, with Andrew Garfield at the center of a brutal medieval story about rebellion, power, and ordinary people pushed too far….
The Dog Stars arrives at a moment when post-apocalyptic science fiction is hardly short on competition, yet Ridley Scott’s adaptation of Peter Heller’s novel has a very different hook. It is less interested in spectacle for its own sake and more concerned with isolation, survival, memory, and the uneasy question of what remains of humanity…
No, Coyote vs. Acme is not streaming on Netflix US right now. The long-delayed live-action and animated hybrid is also not currently available on another major streaming service. Instead, the film is heading to theaters across the United States on August 28, 2026, giving the project a very different ending from the one it seemed…
If you missed Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu in theaters, the wait is almost over. Disney has confirmed that the film will become available to stream on Disney Plus on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, with no separate rental or purchase required for subscribers. In other words, once the movie lands in the regular Disney…
Following its huge theatrical opening on June 19, 2026, Toy Story 5 has now passed the $1 billion mark worldwide, giving Disney and Pixar another major box-office win. Andrew Stanton’s sequel brings Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Jessie back into the spotlight, this time against a threat that feels very different from the villains of earlier…
Star Wars has moved into a new phase for Din Djarin and Grogu. The live-action Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu arrived in theaters on May 22, 2026, while a completely different LEGO adventure is also on the way. That second project, LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian, is scheduled to premiere on Disney+ on September…
There is something almost absurdly satisfying about the fact that Coyote vs Acme is finally getting a public release. This is a movie that seemed destined to become one of Hollywood’s great lost projects after Warner Bros. Discovery shelved it for a tax write-off. Instead, Wile E. Coyote has somehow survived the corporate chaos, fan…