Val Kilmer Recreated by AI to Star in New Movie 1 Year After His Death

On March 18th, it was announced that Val Kilmer would be digitally recreated using AI for his role in the film. Kilmer was originally cast as Father Fintan in Ad Deep as the Grave in 2020, but due to delays in production, he never filmed any scenes. Kilmer has been battling throat cancer for years, but the film’s writer and director, Coerte Voorhees, was committed to including the Top Gun star in the movie.

‘Prison Break’ Reboot Star Reveals Plans for Three-Season Arc at Hulu

Hulu is bringing back Prison Break with a new story and cast, led by Browning as Cassidy Collins. Collins is a former soldier who becomes a corrections officer at a dangerous prison, hoping to help a loved one who’s been incarcerated. While the original series followed Lincoln Burrows and Michael Scofield, this reboot will feature a fresh set of characters within the same Prison Break world. The cast also includes Lukas Gage, Drake Rodger, Clayton Cardenas, JR Bourne, Georgie Flores, and Myles Bullock.

‘Bloodsport’ Reimagining Is Happening With Michaela Coel & A24

Okay, so this is huge news for anyone who loves a good martial arts flick! A24 is doing a remake of Bloodsport – the original with Jean-Claude Van Damme, where he’s an army captain fighting in this secret, brutal tournament in Hong Kong. And get this – Michaela Coel, the amazing writer and actress from I May Destroy You, is not only writing the script but directing it too! I’m really curious to see how she’ll put her spin on the story, and how much of the original they’ll keep. She put out a statement about it, which is pretty exciting, but right now, details are still pretty scarce.

The Best Romance Anime of All Time, Ranked

Many anime feature romance as a secondary story, but there are also fantastic shows and movies dedicated entirely to relationships. Everyone loves a compelling love story that evokes a wide range of feelings – joy, sorrow, frustration, and everything in between. If you’re in the mood for complex love triangles, dramatic storylines, or the classic tension of a potential romance, here are some of the best romance anime to check out.

For Your (Re)Consideration: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Ages Ever Well With Time

The idea of seeing Batman and Superman together on the big screen for the first time, along with Wonder Woman, really captured the public’s imagination in the early 2010s. However, when the movie came out in 2016, it sharply divided audiences, becoming one of the most controversial superhero films ever made. It included many elements that fans either loved or hated, and it really showcased the style of its director, Zack Snyder.

The Audacity Cast Reveal the Chaos Behind Their Characters | SXSW 2026

The actors and director of ‘The Audacity‘ discuss their complex and often flawed characters. Simon Helberg, Rob Corddry, Meaghan Rath, and Lucy Forbes explore the humorous, awkward, and deeply personal struggles within the show. During an interview at SXSW, they reveal the motivations and inner workings of characters ranging from a veteran hiding a secret … Read more

Why Twin Peaks Remains The Most Confusing TV Show Decades Later

Before David Lynch created television shows, most TV programs were fairly simple and predictable. While shows like The Prisoner occasionally offered something different, the majority consisted of familiar sitcoms, crime shows, and soap operas that followed traditional storylines. Lynch, however, was known for doing things in a completely unconventional manner.

Imperfect Women Cast & Character Guide: Who Stars In Apple TV’s Psychological Thriller

As a film lover, I recently watched Imperfect Women, and it really stayed with me. It’s a story about the shattering end of a long friendship after Nancy is found murdered. The film focuses on her two friends, Eleanor and Mary, and how they grapple with the loss and the realization that Nancy was struggling with things they didn’t even see. They set out to uncover the truth about what happened, hoping to ease their own guilt, but it quickly gets complicated. Both Eleanor and Mary are carrying their own baggage – secrets, hidden desires, and old grudges – and digging into Nancy’s life threatens to expose everything. It’s a really compelling and layered story about how well we really know the people closest to us.