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Kane Parsons promises his Backrooms movie will be "in strict continuity" with his viral YouTube series and…
Director Kane Parsons assures fans that his upcoming A24 horror movie based on The Backrooms will maintain strict continuity with his viral YouTube series. Parsons emphasized his loyalty to the online fanbase and the established lore. The film is set to release on May 29, 2026.
YouTuber Curry Barker opens up on the pressures of making his first feature film Obsession: "Before, if something…
Director Curry Barker discusses the pressures of making his first feature film, the critically acclaimed horror movie Obsession. Barker, who gained fame on YouTube for his horror-comedy shorts, reflects on the increased stakes and expectations for his subsequent projects, including a new Texas Chain Saw Massacre film.
Curry Barker says Obsession 2 is possible, but he'd rather make an anthology series and "invite other filmmakers to give their spin" on wishes gone bad
Filmmaker Curry Barker is open to the possibility of an 'Obsession 2' but is more excited about creating an anthology series based on the film's mythology. He envisions each episode featuring a different wish gone wrong, potentially inviting other directors to contribute their unique perspectives. Actors Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette, who star in the upcoming horror film 'Obsession,' have expressed interest in working with Barker again in future projects.
Peter Jackson Diberi Palme d'Or Cannes 2026 oleh 'Frodo'
Filmmaker Peter Jackson was honored with the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival 2026, with actor Elijah Wood presenting the award. Jackson reflected on how the festival played a crucial role in the success of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, particularly in 2001 when a preview of The Fellowship of the Ring helped shift perceptions amidst industry uncertainty.
2015's Fantastic Four writer says he "wasn't privy to whatever drama happened on set" and he didn't know his "entire script had been thrown out" until he saw the film
Jeremy Slater, co-writer of the 2015 film Fantastic Four, has spoken about his experience, stating he was unaware of on-set drama and that his script was discarded until he saw the final movie. The film, directed by Josh Trank, was a critical and commercial failure for 20th Century Fox.
Acting legend Andy Serkis says video games are art: ‘I don’t see any difference between [games] and acting in films or on stage’
Actor Andy Serkis believes video games are a legitimate art form, drawing parallels between game development and acting in film or on stage. He notes the significant growth of the gaming industry and its increasing integration with filmmaking, citing the use of game engines like Unreal Engine 5 in modern movie production.
Sutradara Ungkap Filosofi di Balik Judul Film Crocodile Tears
Director Tumpal Tampubolon discusses the philosophical underpinnings of his film Crocodile Tears, which explores mother-child dynamics inspired by the crocodile's tears metaphor. The film, starring Marissa Anita, Yusuf Mahardika, and Zulfa Maharani, delves into how family relationships shape societal and political views. Crocodile Tears premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and will be released in cinemas on May 7, 2026.
Peter Parker has "no more Stark money or gadgets" in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but he does have a "3D…
In the upcoming Marvel movie Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Peter Parker will no longer have access to Tony Stark's financial support or advanced gadgets. Director Destin Daniel Cretton revealed that Parker will rely on a "3D printer on steroids" to create his own tech. The film is set four years after Spider-Man: No Way Home and will see Parker fighting crime anonymously in New York City, eventually seeking help from unlikely allies like The Punisher.
Review Film: Songko
The film Songko, directed by newcomer Gerald Mamahit, attempts to adapt North Sulawesi folklore into an Indonesian horror movie. While the premise and visual execution by cinematographer Mikael Brahmawan are commendable, the film suffers from a convoluted narrative, predictable scares, and an overly cautious resolution, making it feel more like a family drama with horror elements.
Call of Duty fans debate upcoming movie director Peter Berg's years-old comments, where he once called war games "pathetic" and gamers "weak"
Fans are debating comments made by Peter Berg, the director attached to a Call of Duty film adaptation, where he previously called war gamers "weak" and "pathetic." These remarks, made in a 2013 interview, have resurfaced and are causing concern among the game's player base regarding his suitability for the project.
Call of Duty movie director once claimed he told Navy SEALs they were 'pathetic' for playing Call of Duty
Filmmaker Peter Berg, set to direct the upcoming Call of Duty movie for Paramount, previously described video game players as "pathetic" and "weak." Berg, known for military-themed films like Lone Survivor and Battleship, made these comments before his involvement with the Call of Duty adaptation.
Call Of Duty Movie Director Said War Games Are Pathetic And For "Weak" People
Director Peter Berg, set to helm the upcoming Call of Duty movie, previously described video games as "pathetic" and "weak" in a 2013 interview. He made an exception only for military personnel playing games while deployed. Berg's comments were made during the promotion of his war film Lone Survivor.
I had my doubts about the Backrooms movie, but this new detail shared by its director changed my mind
Director Kane Parsons revealed that the upcoming movie adaptation of The Backrooms features a massive 30,000 square foot set that caused crew and actors to genuinely get lost, aiming to capture the disorienting nature of the source material. Parsons, who previously worked on a YouTube series adaptation, emphasized the importance of maintaining the endless, unchanging nature of the liminal spaces.
Iron Man director admits he was "wrong" about not wanting Tony Stark to die in Avengers: Endgame: "They…
Iron Man director Jon Favreau admits he was initially against Tony Stark's death in Avengers: Endgame but now believes the filmmakers made the right decision. Favreau discussed his change of heart on Jimmy Kimmel Live, acknowledging the poignancy and impact of the character's sacrifice.
Jon Favreau says Martin Scorsese did a "lot of improv" on Star Wars movie The Mandalorian and Grogu:…
Director Jon Favreau revealed that Martin Scorsese, who is playing an Ardennian food truck owner in the upcoming Star Wars movie "The Mandalorian and Grogu," brought a significant amount of improvisation to his role. Favreau praised Scorsese's performance, noting that the character's design allowed him to fully utilize his comedic and improvisational talents.
Jon Favreau explains how The Mandalorian and Grogu's unlikely Martin Scorsese cameo came to be
Director Jon Favreau explained how legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese came to voice an alien shopkeeper in the upcoming Star Wars movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu. Favreau, a fan of Scorsese's work, expressed his admiration and slight nervousness around the influential director.
Super Mario Bros. And Galaxy Movies Combine For $2 Billion At The Box Office
Nintendo's return to filmmaking has achieved a significant milestone, with The Super Mario Bros. Movie and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie collectively grossing over $2 billion at the worldwide box office. The success of these films is expected to boost sales of related Mario games, mirroring the trend seen with the 2023 release. Nintendo is also involved in producing a live-action The Legend of Zelda movie slated for 2027.
Sutradara Nayato Fio Nuala Meninggal Dunia
Filmmaker Nayato Fio Nuala passed away on Saturday, April 18th. His death was announced by actor Raffi Ahmad, who credited Nuala as a pivotal figure in launching his career in the entertainment industry at the age of 13. Nuala was known for using alternative names such as Koya Pagayo and Pingkan Utari.
Exit 8 is cinema for the livestreaming era
The film adaptation of the indie game Exit 8 successfully translates the game's looping subway station concept into a cinematic experience, focusing on immersion and anomaly detection. Director Genki Kawamura, influenced by figures like Shigeru Miyamoto and Satoshi Kon, aimed to replicate the feeling of watching a live stream. The adaptation adds a narrative structure to the game's premise, exploring themes of conscience and inaction within a city environment.
Christopher Nolan says The Odyssey was "an absolute nightmare" to film – and from the new footage…
Director Christopher Nolan described the filming of his upcoming epic, The Odyssey, as an "absolute nightmare" but in a positive way. He praised lead actor Matt Damon for enduring the challenging production, which involved filming in various difficult locations around the world.