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Daniela Ruah and Natalia del Riego, both known from their roles in NCIS: Los Angeles – Ruah as Kensi Blye and del Riego as Rosa Reyes – are teaming up again for a new mystery thriller called …And Then She Was Gone. Production is scheduled to start in Fall 2026, as reported by Deadline.

At the Sundance Film Festival, while presenting a restored version of his first film, Cronos, the director announced that a longer version of Frankenstein is finished. He didn’t say exactly when it will come out, but indicated it will be available soon, according to people who were there.

With the release of Wonder Man, the actors and filmmakers are discussing how the ending sets up future storylines in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Yahya Abdul-Mateen II plays Simon Williams, an actor with superpowers who tries out for the lead role in a Wonder Man reboot, and Ben Kingsley returns as his Marvel character, Trevor Slattery.

Helander, the director of Sisu: Road to Revenge, recently shared that seeing First Blood at age eleven was a pivotal moment for him. He explained in a post on X that the film Rambo wasn’t just entertainment – it profoundly impacted him and ultimately inspired his career path towards filmmaking.

Okay, so Alien: Romulus is still killing it! Not only did it do great in theaters, but it’s now a top 10 movie on HBO Max worldwide, according to FlixPatrol. It’s pretty cool it’s found a second life on streaming a year after its initial release – definitely worth checking out if you missed it!

The first trailer and two episodes of “On This Day… 1776” are now available. This web series uses AI to recreate events from 1776, and people online are already sharing their reactions – and they’re quite passionate!

The film is a smart and playful idea, similar in spirit to the mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap and the experimental film I’m Still Here, which it actually nods to. Charli XCX plays a version of herself, openly satirizing the absurdity of fame and her own part in it. While it doesn’t offer a harsh self-critique, the movie honestly explores the difficult balance of suddenly managing a huge, corporate system that often prioritizes profit over artistic integrity – even if that means sacrificing quality, treating fans like customers, and enabling problematic behavior. The film asks if Charli’s current, vibrant persona can last, if it should last, and if she has the power – and the desire – to ultimately change direction.