This Terrifying K-Horror Featuring 'Squid Game' Stars Pushes the Limits of Found Footage
Starring Squid Game’s Wi Ha-joon as Ha-joon, the film is presented as recovered footage from a popular YouTube channel called, “Horror Times.” Alongside his small crew of friends, Ha-joon, the channel ...
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Mohanlal Apologises For ‘Empuraan’ Controversy; Makers Agree To 17 ‘Voluntary Cuts’
Following right-wing backlash, makers have decided to re-edit the film.
Can't Wait for 'Avatar: Fire and Ash'? James Cameron's Underrated Aquatic Thriller Will Be Streaming in 4K for the First Time Here
Avatar: Fire and Ash, the third installment in James Cameron's blockbuster science fiction series, is set to hit theaters ...
Bollywood’s K-Drama Inspirations: 5 Indian Stories That Mirror Korean Hits
Duranga is an Indian crime thriller series inspired by the Korean drama Flower of Evil. Starring Gulshan Devaiah and Drashti ...
Ticketmaster’s Oasis Ticket Pricing May Have Breached Consumer Protection Law, U.K. Watchdog Says
Ticketmaster may have broken U.K. consumer law in the way it sold certain tickets for rock band Oasis’s 2025 tour, the ...
‘Sanatorium’ Visits a Brutalist Ex-Soviet Wellness Resort in Ukraine Offering an “Oasis of Respite”
DOX in Copenhagen: "I pretty much fell in love with the place after a week of mud baths, and hydro massages, electro massages ...
In ‘Ash,’ once again space is invaded, stylishly, with a sting of recognition
As the lone survivor of her crew, Eiza González plays an amnesiac hoping to solve a mystery in a sci-fi-horror film directed ...
The latest movie from the director of Train to Busan just hit Netflix
Revelations, a new crime thriller from the director of Train to Busan and Revelations, is now streaming on Netflix.
The Electric State Confirms How Sci-FI Stories Use A.I. Characters Must Change
The Electric State is just one more reminder that sci-fi movies can no longer pretend AI is an abstract concept or metaphor ...
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All of L.A.’s outdoor movies in one calendar
Outdoor movies combine two things we love about L.A.: an appreciation of movie-making and spending as much time as possible outside. Alfresco screenings usually start to surge across the city in ...