At 81 years old, he’s still going strong every week with the show, regardless of how unpredictable the show’s outcome can be. Lorne understands Lorne, the man, the myth, the legend, as much as any of us ever will.
The Cannes Film Festival lineup is officially here as we announced last week, so while it’s a quieter stretch for awards news, we’re leaning into the chaos in the best way possible with ACTING PREDICTIONS. After our recent Vulture-style 2027 Oscar Contenders draft, our Awards Editor, Paul Rai, takes things a step further by predicting all […]
Two decades after Silent Hill brought Team Silent’s 1999 classic game to the big screen, it’s worth stepping back into the mist. The psychological horror in gaming, the iconic fog, and silence all defined the terror beyond the consoles.
Jack Auen and Kevin Walker’s Chronovisor will lead you through New York City’s labyrinth of libraries to a finale you have to witness in theaters.
‘The Wizard of the Kremlin’ explores how Putin rose to power, but it skims over a familiar story rather than exploring the crucial moments that molded him.
In the lead-up to Lee Cronin’s The Mummy, it felt like the studios behind the film (particularly Blumhouse) were doing everything possible to prepare audiences for a different kind of mummy movie. The last few iterations of the classic movie monster leaned more heavily into action spectacle and light thrills over gruesome terror. In writer-director […]
The first teaser for Evil Dead Burn promises more deadite mayhem, gore, and a new release date of July 10.
We are wrapping up Season 2 of The Pitt!! Spoilers ahead for Episodes 11-15 (including the season finale…). Noah Wyle’s hit HBO medical drama has quietly become everybody’s favorite show, and every time we come back to it, it’s somehow more chaotic, more stressful, and honestly just more fun to talk about. We covered the first […]
The Rolling Tape attended CinemaCon this year! Our very own Kam Ryan was at the expo in Las Vegas participating in events, activations, and panels in the annual trade show for theater owners. CinemaCon took place in Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas this past week. More than just an episode of The Studio, it’s one of […]
As the sun leaves fiery Aries and shifts into sultry, sensual Taurus on April 20, life moves a bit slower, asking you to relish in the little pleasures and beauty around you — but be careful, as it is also the season of overindulgence. Your movie watchlist for Taurus Season features films that engage the […]
This year’s CinemaCon promised to be the biggest edition of the convention yet. With surprises from major stars, exclusive footage, and bold announcements for some of the most highly anticipated upcoming films, it’s safe to say they lived up to that promise.
In a reimagining of The Mummy franchise that dates back to the Universal Classic Monster series of the 1930’s. Lee Cronin’s The Mummy is written and directed by, you guessed it, Lee Cronin, known most recently for Evil Dead Rise in 2023. In addition to reviewing the film, we contextualize the greater Mummy franchise with where it has been and where […]
At the center of that Philadelphia film ecosystem is the Philadelphia Film Society, with year-round curated programming. Through the work of their Director of Programming and entire creative team, PFS celebrates hallmarks of past cinema through repertory screenings while also spotlighting the best of current cinema.
Another R-rated superhero parody that critiques its own genre, 2010’s Kick-Ass, should be equally recognized for its starkly different approach to superheroes.
That’s right, rom coms are back at the cinema. You, Me & Tuscany features a plot similar to While You Were Sleeping, minus the stress of a train track coma. It’s a destination love story resulting from a fortuitous misunderstanding.
