Director Joe Carnahan is getting attention again with his new thriller, The Rip, starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. This has led many to revisit his earlier work, and one film in particular stands out as a showcase of his skills: the 2011 survival action movie The Grey, which starred Liam Neeson.
It’s challenging to make a good survival movie, but when done well, the genre can really shine. Sam Raimi’s Send Help has been praised by critics for its distinctive blend of horror and comedy – a style he’s become known for. Reviewers have noted that Raimi’s signature touches make the film particularly effective: injuries feel intensely painful, and the film skillfully draws the audience into the characters’ escalating desperation. The result is a gripping and realistic portrayal of what it truly takes to survive and how people might react under extreme pressure.
The new movie, Send Help, is receiving positive reviews and follows Linda (Rachel McAdams), an employee, and her awful boss, Bradley (Dylan O’Brien), who find themselves stranded on a desert island after a plane crash. As Bradley becomes increasingly reliant on Linda’s survival skills, their relationship dramatically changes and takes a dark, psychological turn.
Azizi recently discussed Sam Raimi’s upcoming film with SFX Magazine. The movie, a follow-up to the 2022 Doctor Strange sequel, stars Rachel McAdams as Linda, a dedicated employee whose job is threatened when the son of her deceased boss, played by Dylan O’Brien, inherits the company. According to the producer, O’Brien’s character, Bradley, appears charming but is ultimately “entitled and a bit of a jerk.” The story takes a turn towards horror after a plane crash leaves Linda and Bradley stranded on a tropical island.
For the first time, you can now watch NCIS: Tony & Ziva without needing a Paramount+ subscription. This release follows a fan campaign to keep the series going, which centers around two beloved characters from NCIS. Making the show more widely available could help ensure its future.
TopMob recently spoke with director Angel Manuel Soto of The Wrecking Crew. He shared why Dave Bautista (known for playing Drax in Marvel movies) and Jason Momoa (famous as Aquaman in DC films) are such a surprisingly good fit as on-screen brothers.
According to a new report in People Magazine, Adrien Brody will star in a Super Bowl LX commercial for TurboTax. A sneak peek of the ad, titled “The Expert,” shows Brody practicing his lines in his trailer, repeatedly saying, “I can handle that for you!” People also spoke with Brody about the commercial, and he shared how much fun it was to be involved in a project that lets him playfully poke fun at his own serious acting reputation and film roles.
While promoting his new movie, Mercy, Chris Pratt recently told Extra TV that Marvel will follow through on the storyline hinted at for Star-Lord at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. He stated definitively, “It will happen.”
The Sundance Film Festival is known for showcasing independent films and discovering new talent. You’re more likely to see first-time directors than big, flashy premieres, and many of the films people are excited about at Sundance 2026 will fit that bill. Think of quirky, heartwarming movies like Little Miss Sunshine, Napoleon Dynamite, and Juno – that’s the kind of vibe Sundance usually has. But surprisingly, a lot of now-famous genre films actually had their first showings at Sundance too.
Amber Heard is among the women featured in the documentary Silenced, directed by Selina Miles. The film centers around Australian human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson, who previously represented Heard. Silenced focuses on women who have made accusations of abuse and sexual misconduct. In an interview with Miles (as reported by Variety), Heard openly discussed her feelings about speaking out at this stage in her life.