From The Editors

Echoes: 10 Pakistani Performances That Deserved Far More Attention

Despite financial and infrastructural challenges, Pakistani industry has produced some truly extraordinary performances, both in film and TV. Some of the actors deserved far more appreciation than they received when they first went on air or hit the big screens....

FrightFest 2026 Review: ODDITIES, Adrienne Barbeau Gets the Wicked, Substantial Horror Role She Deserves

When two self-destructive best friends accidentally kill their drug dealer, they have to flee town. Stopping at a roadside antique shop, they quickly discover that the older woman running the place isn't as sweet as she seems.

FrightFest 2026 Review: HOME BODIES, Sibling Tension Rises in a Smart Home Trap

Two children, raised in total isolation by an automated house, begin to confront the mysteries of their existence after an enigmatic stranger arrives from outside.

RAISE THE TITANIC Review: Solid Adventure Film Now Has a Worthy Home Video Release

Also from Imprint Films: Joe Don Baker in 'Framed' on Blu-ray.

Opening This Week: HOPE, THE UPRISING, PRACTICAL MAGIC 2

Plus: 'Black Zombie,' 'On a String,' 'The Fix.'

Venice 2026: Exclusive UNTIL THE DAY ENDS Poster Premiere

Jelena Maksimović's fiction-feature debut, set to world premiere in the 83rd Venice International Film Festival's Orizzonti competition, follows two young people divided by politics but united by a desire for freedom.

Sound And Vision: Mascha Halberstad

In the article series Sound and Vision we take a look at music videos from notable directors. This week we look at The Prodigy's Wild Frontier, directed by Mascha Halberstad. If you aren't Dutch Mascha Halberstad might need an introduction,...

DEAR YOU Review: Chinese Box Office Dark Horse, Built on Sincerity

For the Chinese film market, this year seems to be a great year for low-budget films. Unlike the recent low-budget box-office hit and "global sensation" Niu Lai, which has been compared to the Chinese version of The Room, Dear You...

BY ANY MEANS Review: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Commands an Entertaining, Yet Derivative Civil Rights Thriller

Mark Wahlberg and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II star in Elegance Bratton's civil rights historical crime thriller.

Vancouver Horror Show 2026: First Wave Announced, Michael Dougherty in Attendance to Present Anniversary Screening of TRICK 'R TREAT (Exclusive)

Here is your first look at the first wave of titles and special guests attending this year's edition of the Vancouver Horror Show.

Now Playing: ONSLAUGHT, BY ANY MEANS, FALL 2: DEADPOINT

Plus: 'Chronovisor,' 'Cocoon: One Summer of Girlhood,' 'Ever After,' 'Dear You.'

Now Streaming: PARASOMNIA, TEENAGE WASTELAND, THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU, SCARY MOVIE 6

Plus: 'The Gentlemen' and 'Chad Powers' both return for some reason, along with the genteel 'American Classic.'

Friday One Sheet: HOMBRE AL AGUA

The poster for Gael Garcia Bernal's latest film, Hombre Al Agua (aka Man Overboard!) has a retro vibe not seen too much these days. It was designed by the iconic Edel Rodríguez Mola (or simply Mola), who is known for...

ONSLAUGHT Review: Much Ado About Murder

A former soldier scarred by battlefield trauma fights to protect her home and her young daughter when three genetically enhanced killing machines escape from a lab and descend upon her remote desert trailer park in Adam Wingard’s semi-slasher, Onslaught. Celeste...

IGNORE IT: Sam Evenson's Viral Short to be Adapted With SMILE Producers

Their one rule for survival: ignore it.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN HARLEM: New Trailer and Poster

Proudly touting its distinction as "the only film this year to screen at Sundance, Cannes, Telluride, TIFF, NYFF and London," Neon has unveiled a new trailer and poster for Once Upon a Time in Harlem. Conceived and filmed by William...

BEYOND FEST 2026: Night Visions: The Shock and Awe of M. Night Shyamalan, a Retrospective of The Filmmaker's Work

With the arrival of September our attention turns to one of the big genre events happening this month in the U.S. - Beyond Fest.    The first big announcement is this year's retrospective program. Last year the festival celebrated the...

Hey NYC! Don't Play With Fire: The Films of Tsui Hark

Opening tomorrow at Metrograph NYC, the series celebrates the films of Chinese filmmaker Tsui Hark, from Hong Kong to Hollywood and back again.

FALL 2: DEADPOINT Review: Oops!...They Did It Again

Harriet Slater, Arsema Thomas, Tom Brittney, Virginia Gardner, and Grace Caroline Currey star. The Spierig Brothers directed.

THE PAPER S2 Review: Inappropriate Workplace Relationships Made Funny

Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei, Tim Key, and Oscar Nuñez reprise their roles in the faux-doc comedy series, debuting on Peacock TV.