It was one Oscar after another for Warner Bros. Discovery, as they collected 11 Oscar trophies from the 2026 Oscars.
Reminders of Him was a good example of the level of vanilla mainstream entertainment and consumption that many talk about in this era of content.
Ultimately, while I had a blast (pun intended) watching another black comedy from Radio Silence, Ready or Not: Here I Come is an unnecessary sequel that fails to bring anything new to the world of the first horror-comedy.
I Love Boosters is the perfect film to kick off SXSW 2026 and an even more important one in a time when unionizing and fighting for workers’ rights is more important than ever.
March has been a month of horror with last week’s conversation on The Bride! and movie monsters setting the stage for this week to dive into the paranormal with Ian Tuason’s directorial debut, undertone. Undertone premiered at Fantasia Festival on July 27, 2025, and was theatrically released in the US by A24 on March 13, 2026. Today, we are calling […]
The 2026 Oscar ceremony is on the horizon, and the headwinds have led up to a showdown between One Battle After Another and Sinners.
In his feature debut, Ian Tuason shows a clear understanding of sound design within his podcast-centric horror film undertone.
Despite the meandering narrative and lackadaisical atmosphere, there are kernels of substance sprinkled throughout, as well as callbacks that reward longtime fans. Luckily, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man eventually picks up in the second half.
Looking back on the Academy’s history, it is surprising how much they are willing to acknowledge horror, particularly in the last decade, leading up to Sinners.
It’s been a whirlwind of a final awards season week as Oscar voting window has closed as of Thursday, March 5. We had online discourse about Timotheé Chalamet and ballet, Jessie Buckley and cats, but the exhaustion and what-if scenarios are coming to an end. To help close out this season, we are doing our FINAL […]
As SXSW approaches, our on-the-ground correspondent highlights her most anticipated premieres at the 2026 festival.
The Rolling Tape was kindly invited to the roundtable of California Schemin’, featuring actor-director James McAvoy and the cast: Seamus McLean Ross, Samuel Bottemley, and Lucy Halliday. California Schemin was the closing film of the Glasgow Film Festival and is set to release in UK cinemas on April 10.
The Restoration at Grayson Manor balances its campiness and fear of not being accepted to create a stay at the Manor that is both comical and claustrophobic.
The Convenience Store is similar to its predecessor. Like the game, it finds a truly creepy atmosphere and tone.
Underneath The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford is a film about how, in loss, we can cling to safety nets. When that, too, is threatened, it can isolate us even more.
