Here are this week’s trailers that you need to watch and mark on your calendars ASAP.
Divisive by nature, director Kristoffer Borgli delivers yet another successfully strange story about identity with The Drama. This time, it’s presented in deceivingly shiny packaging with a ticking time bomb waiting quietly inside.
Every month, we read a book that has been adapted for the screen… then we share our receipts. What worked? What didn’t? Did we enjoy the book or the movie more? Our host, Kasey Dunifer, is a cinephile and avid reader. She loves exploring how these two art forms intersect to create even richer worlds. […]
In today’s day and age, where the space between everyday people and celebrities of virtually any caliber seems to be closing in, the discernment of treating those with well-known reputations as people with impact rather than spectacles seems to be a thing of the past. The Christophers challenges that notion from the sides of both parties with an empathetic lens, and an encouragement to think of others outside of yourself.
Daniel Goldhaber and Isa Mazzei are longtime collaborators who have worked together across three feature films, CAM (2018), How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2022), and now Faces of Death (2026). The film is a remake of the 1978 film, which spawned significant controversy for its grotesque depictions of death scenes, and the lore surrounding whether they were […]
The 2026 Oscars may have just wrapped up, but with our expanded weekly conversations on The Awards Tape, the award season has already turned the calendar into the next cycle. Soon enough, on April 9, we’re going to get the Cannes announcement lineup, which will kickstart the first Oscar rumors, but until then we’re discussing […]
It’s almost time for Euphoria Sundays once again. Today, we continue our retrospective series on HBO’s Euphoria. With the show returning for a new season on April 12th for Season 3, we’ll be going back and revisiting each of the two previous seasons leading up to the premiere. We’re continuing our Euphoria retrospective and getting into the second […]
What happens if greatness is recognized a little too late? Some can assume that Honorary Oscars are a form of restitution from the Academy for the losses incurred due to previous ignorance. No matter how late it arrives, the unsung recognition still matters deeply.
We’re being greedy here today at The Rolling Tape podcast with not just one final girl movie on the docket, but two final girl movies to discuss. The first is They Will Kill You, an action comedy horror film directed by Kirill Sokolov, from a script co-written with Alex Litvak. It was released by Warner Bros. […]
A Magnificent Life is a reflective, endearing ode to artistic perseverance and creative ambition. It shows the kind of ambition that wasn’t appreciated in its time, yet has left a legacy that outlives the person.
They Will Kill You is an incredibly fun and creative horror action flick that must be seen in a theater.
While Tow, directed by Stephanie Laing, has much to say about the pressure society and big companies can put on struggling individuals, even Byrne’s great performance isn’t enough to save it from stalling out before it really ever gets going.
We’re in the weekend of Project Hail Mary as it’s opening successfully at the box office as the Lord and Miller directed sci-fi saga has launched to an $80 million domestic gross. It’s received an A Cinema score, 95% on Rotten Tomatoes, a 4.4 on Letterboxd, and a 77 Metacritic score. All the signs seem to be […]
It’s almost time for Euphoria Sundays once again. Today, we are kicking off a brand new retrospective series on HBO’s Euphoria. With the show returning for a new season on April 12th for Season 3, we’ll be going back and revisiting each of the two previous seasons leading up to the premiere. Premiering on HBO […]
All the film’s silliness never felt out of place; it felt natural in this world.Dead Lovers is committed to making this mixture work.
