Sony Pictures announced an upcoming animated film set in the universe of FromSoftware’s critically acclaimed 2015 game “Bloodborne.”
We are finally stepping outside of our usual HBO bubble at The Rolling Remote because today we’re heading to Netflix to talk about Beef Season 2. If you’re not familiar with Beef, it’s a Netflix anthology series created by Lee Sung Jin. At its core, it’s about conflict, something usually small, impulsive, almost meaningless, that spirals into something way […]
Underneath all the slime and horror of Slither at 20, it has all the traits and qualities of Gunn that kicked off a career that started with alien worms possessing a town and culminated in the world’s greatest hero.
Road trip movies often have a rhythmic dance between the intimate and the claustrophobic nature of being confined in a hunk of metal on wheels. There’s a weighted tension of being surrounded by palpable emotions from friends and family, contrasted with the vast, open space of the American landscape. It’s the backdrop for Cole Webley’s […]
Consider it a music festival weekend here on The Rolling Tape podcast because we’re discussing both real and fake pop stars alike with Michael, Lionsgate’s long-awaited Michael Jackson biopic directed by Antoine Fuqua and Mother Mary, A24’s deconstruction of its titular fictional music icon directed by David Lowery. Michael follows the life of the American singer Michael Jackson, […]
Well, I’m elated to report that Kika (2025), which had its New York Premiere at the New Directors/New Films festival this past weekend, blows its mother-centric predecessors out of the water with a star-turning performance by Manon Clavel in the titular role.
In his first venture behind the camera, John Early delivers on fans’ anticipation of the two co-starring in the absurd yet heartfelt Maddie’s Secret.
The trite blandness of nearly every aspect of Michael isn’t new in the never-ending churning of the modern biopic, but it’s so willing to do and say nothing potentially intriguing about the real-life pop star that it represents a new frontier of corporate sludge.
So it’s hard not to wonder what Damian McCarthy is getting at by titling his latest film Hokum. Is it a wink at the horror genre’s most overused conventions? A self-aware embrace of jump scares, haunted hotels, and folklore? Or is it something less intentional, a film that occasionally falls into the very traps it might be gesturing towards? The answer, frustratingly (and interestingly), is somewhere in between.
oining the lineup of fictional pop stars is Mother Mary, written and directed by David Lowery. Known for A Ghost Story and The Green Knight, Lowery wouldn’t necessarily be the first person one thinks of when it comes to female pop stars. But his esoteric, auteur-driven sensibilities enable him to flip the pop script on its head and examine stardom in a way that sets him apart from his peers.
We are off to the pod races!!! For Season 6, Episode 2 of RETRO//RANKED, we are jumping into hyperspace across the outer rim of the galaxy, and weesa dive into the Sarlac Pitt today… Welcome to another episode of RETRO//RANKED, the Rolling Tape podcast series in which we discuss various franchises and filmographies that we […]
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.
