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Despite a small $500,000 budget, the film Undertone caught the eye of A24, a major distributor, and is expected to be very profitable. This success is a significant achievement for director and writer Nico Tuason, who filmed the entire movie in his childhood home. Tuason’s impressive debut has led to a deal with Paramount and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster to take on a well-known horror franchise that has been popular for two decades.

The horror film Obsession is receiving rave reviews, boasting a 97% score on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s directed by Curry Barker, who also made The Chair and Warnings. The story follows a man desperately trying to win over his crush. He breaks a mysterious object called the “One Wish Willow” and gets what he wants, but soon discovers the consequences are terrifying and come at a dreadful cost. Obsession will be released on May 15th.

The comedic Australian series Deadloch, created by Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney, recently released its second season on Prime Video to positive reviews. The show, which premiered in 2023 and was a critical hit, follows characters Dulcie Collins (played by Kate Box), Cath York (Alicia Gardiner), and Eddie Redcliffe (Madeline Sami). Prime Video plans to continue the series as part of its 2026 programming.

Snodgrass shared on her blog that Gene Roddenberry almost scrapped the Star Trek: Discovery episode because he believed lawyers wouldn’t exist in the future. Beyond introducing the legal profession to the Star Trek universe, “The Measure of a Man” also showed the Enterprise crew playing poker for the first time – a scene that was later revisited as the final shot in both The Next Generation and Picard‘s series finales. However, the episode is best remembered for establishing how Starfleet views artificial life, like the character Data, and later, the holographic doctor from Voyager.

Gosling made these comments while on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. Host Josh Horowitz playfully said he’d done all he could to get Gosling cast in the role, to which Gosling responded, “You’re not working hard enough.” When Horowitz asked if there was any possibility he’d actually take the part, Gosling said, “We keep hope alive.”

Combining science fiction and war stories often works well, but Gareth Edwards’ 2023 film, despite its potential, wasn’t a hit in theaters. The movie reimagined the Vietnam War with a futuristic twist, pitting humans against intelligent robots and AI. Although it only made $104 million at the box office, the film has since gained a dedicated following through streaming services. Now available on another platform, it’s proving popular with viewers all over again.

I’ve noticed that a lot of really interesting anime can be explained with just one sentence, but that doesn’t mean they’re shallow. These shows, the ones with truly original ideas, are incredibly creative and offer a lot more than just a cool premise. What’s amazing is that they don’t get old—every time I rewatch them, I discover new things to appreciate. They really hold up over time.

As a huge fan of The Leftovers, I always say the ‘Sudden Departure’ itself is actually one of the least bizarre things that happens. Seriously, the show throws so much at you – a strange, almost purgatory-like state of being, and the constant threat of the world ending – but what really gets to me is how grounded the characters are. It’s funny, the more out-there the show gets, the more powerfully it connects with you on an emotional level. It’s a truly incredible series.

Despite often being dismissed as simple entertainment, ten Marvel and DC films actually rank among the top 250 movies on IMDb. The Marvel Cinematic Universe, in particular, has consistently proven critics wrong since its beginnings with the first Iron Man movie, building a complex world with many characters and storylines over the past 18 years.

Rumiko Takahashi is one of the most celebrated manga artists of all time. While many newer anime fans know her best for Inuyasha, she’s also created popular series like Maison Ikkoku and Ranma 1/2. For years, every manga she wrote was adapted into a long-running anime, and now, after a seven-year wait, her latest work is finally getting the anime treatment as well.