Mackenzie Davis to Play Kristen Stewart's Girlfriend in Happiest Season

Rising starMackenzie Davisis in talks to joinKristen Stewartin TriStar’s lesbian rom-comHappiest Season, Collider has confirmed. Stewart will play a young woman who is planning to propose to her girlfriend in front of her girlfriend’s family. The catch? Her girlfriend (Davis) hasn’t come out yet to her conservative parents. Happiest Seasonmarks the second film from directorClea DuVallfollowing her 2016 debutThe Intervention, though it will be her first studio movie. She also co-wrote the script with actressMary Holland, who I’m told will be playing Davis' sister – the nicest, weirdest and most accepting member of her family, who treat her like a bit of a black sheep compared to her sisters....

August 1, 2025 · 2 min · 345 words · Vicki Skinner

Matthias Schoenaerts, Aladdin's Marwan Kenzari Join The Old Guard

The MustangstarMatthias Schoenaerts,AladdinvillainMarwan Kenzariand Italian actorLuca Marinellihave signed on to joinCharlize TheronandKiKi Laynein the action movieThe Old Guard, Collider has learned. A co-production between Netflix and Skydance Media,The Old Guardfollows a small, covert group of immortal mercenaries who must fight to keep their team together when they discover the existence of a new immortal and their extraordinary abilities are exposed. Theron is starring as The Old Guard’s 6000-year-old team leader Andromache of Scythia (aka Andy), while Layne will play the squad’s newcomer, Nile Freeman – a U....

August 1, 2025 · 2 min · 329 words · William Parks

Muppets Now: Walter on 2011's The Muppets and Disney+ Show

The world can never have too much of The Muppets in it, and it’s a welcome sight to see the gang back together forMuppets Now, their first unscripted original series for Disney+. With Scooter always rushing to make the deadlines that the Muppets never seem to be able to meet in the most timely of manners, the chaos, silliness and fun that comes with widely varied personalities of all the Muppet characters, big and small, is definitely present, whether it’s in the lifestyle tips from the diva herself Miss Piggy, the zany experiments with Dr....

August 1, 2025 · 5 min · 911 words · Laura Williams

Olivia DeJong Cast as Priscilla Presley in Elvis Biopic

Baz Luhrmann’sElvis Presley biopichas just found its Priscilla, saysVariety. Aussie actressOlivia DeJongewill playPriscilla PresleyoppositeAustin Butler(Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), who will play the King. The cast also boastsTom Hanksas Elvis’ manager,Col. Tom Parkerin a story centering on the relationship between the iconic singer and his manager, as wereported back in July. DeJong is best known for her roles on Netflix’sThe Society, whose second season will premiere in 2020, andM. Night Shyamalan’s 2015 horror-thrillerThe Visit....

August 1, 2025 · 2 min · 314 words · Nathan Hoover

Parasite Black and White Version Gets Theatrical Release Date

Parasiteis an excellent film, one that’s ferociously entertaining, eviscerating of class and capitalism disparities, and relentlessly rewatchable. How’d you like to rewatch it… in black and white? That’s right – Neon, the film’s US distributor, just announced that directorBong Joon Hohas prepared a special black and white version of his masterpiece, and it will screen in select theatres in New York and Los Angeles. For the director, black and white cinema has been a dream for some time, with classic films likeNosferatuembedding into his consciousness....

August 1, 2025 · 3 min · 539 words · Cristian Harper

Rule the 7th Fleet With This Grand Admiral Thrawn Star Wars Collection

Grand Admiral Thrawnhas been found… inHeroes & Villains' latestStar Warscollection. Inspired by the fan-favorite character who stepped into live-action inAhsoka, these latest items feature the Chiss Imperial leader’s symbol of the 7th fleet, the image of his Star Destroyer, theChimaera, and more, shared exclusively withCollider. The standout piece of the collection is theGrand Admiral Thrawn Bomber Jacket. The embroidery is stunning on the piece, with the villain’s name stitched in Aurebesh (theStar Warsalphabet) across the back....

August 1, 2025 · 3 min · 552 words · Nicholas Mendez

Sense8 Series Finale Featurette Teases the End of the Cluster

As cult shows go,Sense8is far more inviting than most. The central idea of the beloved Netflix series, that many disparate people can be part of a grouping called a “cluster,” stresses inclusion above nearly everything else, even as worldwide catastrophes and evil plots send them on adventures across the globe. For the Wachowski siblings, who created the series and wrote the entire first season alongsideJ. Michael Straczysnki, this has always been a major thematic obsession butSense8brings the idea of finding a supportive network (or a kind of proxy family) in others that may seem completely alien at first glance to the forefront....

August 1, 2025 · 2 min · 369 words · Gregg Daniels

Seth Meyers on the Evolution of Late Night with Seth Meyers

Never before in the history of late night television has the format been so radically changed. Late night talk shows have always been a staple of the broadcast television lineup, but the advent of social media, YouTube, and On Demand viewing coupled with declining live ratings across the board has drastically changed the way late night TV is now consumed. Luckily for NBC’sLate Night with Seth Meyers, the show had a host, producers, and writers who were more than ready to shake things up....

August 1, 2025 · 17 min · 3435 words · Anthony Sherman

Snatch Review: Crackle Turns a Good Movie Into Bad TV

What do you remember aboutGuy Ritchie’sSnatch? If you were in high school around the turn of the millennium, there’s a decent chance you saw Ritchie’s ecstatically entertaining crime caper or, at the very least, had seen a scene or two when your best friend or girlfriend rented the title from Blockbuster. It’s a movie that’s weirdly of a very specific post-Tarantino time, marked by extensive, eruptive stretches of pop-culture-referencing dialogue and wildly imaginative bits of violence....

August 1, 2025 · 5 min · 878 words · Laura Robbins

SNL: Zoom Call Fail, RBG Workout Video Among Best at-Home Sketches

Saturday Night Live’s at-home episode had everything: sketches about Zoom company calls going terribly awry, a peek atRuth Bader Ginsberg’s workout routine, a Masterclass parody featuringChloe Fineman’s incredibleTimothée Chalametimpression,Aidy Bryantattempting (key word here) some calming visualizations,Mikey Dayas a Twitch streamer who can’t keep up, and much more. Yes, Saturday night’s special, first-ever at-home episode was an interesting experiment for the long-running sketch comedy series. As is often the case withSNL, not every sketch was a total success but it did have some good moments....

August 1, 2025 · 3 min · 454 words · William Howard

Solo: Star Wars Villain Cameo Explained, What It Means for a Sequel

Exogorth-sizedspoilers aheadif you haven’t seen Solo: A Star Wars Story yet! There are lots of familiar faces inSolo: A Star Wars Story, even if they’re played by some new and notable names. There’sAlden Ehrenreichas the title character Han Solo,Donald Gloveras the smooth-talkin' gambler Lando Calrissian, andJoonas Suotamoas Chewbacca, but just about everyone else you come across is new to viewers and the many worlds ofStar Wars. But some surprises lurk in the dark spaces ofRon Howard’sStar Warsstory…...

August 1, 2025 · 5 min · 957 words · Joshua Brown

The 7 Best New Movies on Amazon Prime in May 2020

Happy Friday, folks! Can you believe it’s May already? Well, it sure is and with a new month comes the new movies. So. Many. New. Movies. (Seriously, how is there still this much to watch with theatrical releases on pause?!) If you’re looking for the best new movies streaming on Amazon Prime Video, we’ve got you covered with our picks for the seven standouts of the month. (If you’re looking what to watch on Netflix, head over toBest New Movies on Netflixand theBest New Shows on Netflixthis month....

August 1, 2025 · 6 min · 1243 words · Thomas Hall

The Fanatic Review: Travolta's Odd Stalker Is Some Must-See Insanity

The first full line of dialogue out ofJohn Travolta’s mouth inThe Fanaticis “I can’t talk long, I gotta poo.” There’s something to be said about a movie that lets you know what to expect right out of the gate, like a song called “Rollin'” that begins by telling you it is in fact time to keep on rollin'. If you were intrigued bythe trailerfor this stalker-thriller from directorFred Durstthen strap the hell in, because it’s exactly as advertised: 90-ish minutes of two-time Oscar nominee John Travolta wearing a Hawaiian shirt and a wig I assume he had to shoot and kill during pre-production making performance choices that would make formerFace/Offco-starNicolas Cagetell him to turn it down several notches....

August 1, 2025 · 5 min · 946 words · Robert Elliott