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When it comes to martial arts cinema, executive producer Bill Kong is an absolute titan. He’s the legendary mind behind genre-defining masterpieces like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hero, and House of Flying Daggers. Now, his latest film, The Furious, stormed into theaters this weekend. And it’s already creating a massive wave of buzz world-wide. I’m referring to the balls-to-the-wall crime thriller The Furious, which we confidently crowned “the action film of the summer” in our recent review. I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Kong. We had a chat about a spectacular, high-octane feature that came to be, the grueling reality of its production, and what it takes to push modern action cinema to its absolute limit. An Unlikely Duo Directed by the masterful Kenji Tanigaki (interview), The Furious tracks two desperate men on a devastating, violent collision course with a ruthless criminal syndicate. The phenomenal Xie Miao (interview) stars as Wang Wei, an ordinary tradesman whose world
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If you like your medical thrillers with a heavy dose of manipulation and a side of pure delusion, your next obsession has arrived. Independent Film Company has unleashed the official trailer for Night Nurse. It is a sleek, neon-drenched neo-noir that explores what happens when professional boundaries don’t just blur—they entirely evaporate. The psychosexual thriller is set to hit theaters and digital platforms on July 10, 2026. Bad Medicine & Cursed Calls The film introduces us to Eleni, a young woman starting a new job at a luxury retirement community. Instead of a quiet gig handing out meds, Eleni finds herself inexplicably drawn into a shady underworld of scam calls targeting the wealthy, elderly residents. It’s an addictive pull she can’t quite name—and definitely can’t resist. As the strange rhythms of the community close in around her, she grows increasingly intimate with her elusive patient, Douglas. Soon enough, the line between genuine care and dangerous desire completely vanishes. And she
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If you were about to buy your dad another generic “World’s Okayest Father” coffee mug or a pack of barbecue rubs he’ll never open, drop them immediately. Lionsgate Limited is stepping in to help you actually secure the favorite-child title this year. From June 9 through June 23, 2026, the boutique label is slashing prices by a massive 40% off retail across an epic lineup of landmark films. Whether your dad’s cinematic personality leans toward high-octane explosions, mind-bending psychological thrillers, or glorious cult-horror trash, his physical media library is about to get a serious upgrade. The catch? These deals are available exclusively at LionsgateLimited.com, and when the inventory runs out, it’s gone. The Premium Heavy-Hitters This year’s headlining titles span every genre imaginable, making it incredibly easy to curate the perfect cinematic care package. The sale includes all releases through December 2025 (note that anything dropped between January and June of 2026 is excluded from the discount). You can snag
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Norway has already mastered the art of the rampaging mountain troll and the claustrophobic tunnel collapse. Now, it is setting its sights on the coastline. Kraken, the latest creature feature from the land of the midnight sun, is officially headed your way. The verdict? Some Scandinavian legends are better left rotting at the absolute bottom of a fjord. If you are looking for a visceral addition to the “Nature Strikes Back” subgenre, Samuel Goldwyn Films is handling the distribution to ensure this beast gets the showcase it deserves. Kraken hits select theaters and digital on June 12. Just make sure you know what kind of cruise you are booking before you buy a ticket. Something Fishy in the Fjord The eco-horror trouble starts, as it so often does, with the seafood. When wild salmon begin exhibiting “unnatural behavior”—which, in horror movie terms, is the universal signal to sell your boat and move to Nebraska—inexplicable deaths begin piling up in Norway’s
Continue reading →
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If your watchlist is suffering from a massive, post-Backrooms withdrawal and you desperately need more of Finn Bennett on your screen, we have something to fit the bill. The breakout star features prominently in the 2025 supernatural horror thriller Night Terror(also known as Eye for an Eye), which is currently streaming for your late-night viewing pleasure. Just a fair warning: this one carries a strict 16+ rating, mostly because it trades heavily in stolen optic nerves. A Sleepover with the Sandman The narrative serves up a classic, atmospheric campfire myth updated with a sharp, modern edge: The story follows Anna, a vulnerable young woman grappling with the sudden, tragic death of her parents. To clear her head, she packs her bags and moves to a sleepy, sun-drenched Florida town to live with her grandmother. Feeling isolated, she quickly falls in with a pair of chaotic local teenagers (including Bennett). However, teenage rebellion takes a sharp, bloody turn when Anna becomes
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Just when you thought the world of “The Last of Us“ couldn’t get any more bleak or intensely stressful. Now, HBO is throwing Peter Sarsgaard into the apocalypse. According to Deadline, The Bride! actor is the latest heavy hitter to join the cast for Season 3. Sarsgaard will be playing a brand-new, original character. One that is completely absent from the Naughty Dog video games: Amon, a leader of the fiercely fanatical Seraphites (aka “The Scars”). Halftime in Vancouver Cameras have temporarily stopped rolling. Production is currently on a month-long intermission because the FIFA World Cup has taken over Vancouver, one of this year’s host cities. Once the soccer fans clear out and filming resumes, production will grind through the rest of 2026 to prepare for a planned 2027 premiere. Shifting Perspectives: What to Expect Season 2 jumps five years into the future to follow the fallout of Joel and Ellie’s original cross-country road trip. Season 3 is set to
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If you’ve spent any time watching action cinema over the last few decades, you’ve probably seen Kenji Tanigaki’s work. After cutting his teeth orchestrating mind-boggling stunts for over fifty films (including Snake Eyes), he leaped into the director’s chair with the Shinobi franchise. Now, he’s back with The Furious. And it’s an absolute adrenaline shot of a movie! In fact, we confidently dubbed “the action movie of the summer” in our spoiler-free review. I had the pleasure of sitting down with the maestro himself. We discussed the chaos, the choreography, and how he pulled off some of the year’s most jaw-dropping set pieces. The Plot: John Wick Meets a Hardware Store The Furious follows two desperate men on a brutal collision course with a ruthless criminal empire. The Father: Xie Miao plays Wang Wei, an ordinary tradesman whose life is shattered when human traffickers abduct his young daughter. After the corrupt local police department gives him the cold shoulder, he
Continue reading →
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Pack your bags and prepare to be haunted: Apple TV+ has officially renewed its hit horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” for a second season! And we are totally here for it! The announcement comes at the perfect time, dropping just ahead of the highly anticipated season one finale on Wednesday, June 17. Clearly, Apple is so obsessed with this island nightmare that they’ve also locked down creator and showrunner Katie Dippold (Ghostbusters, The Heat) to an exclusive, multi-year overall deal. The series, led by Emmy winner Matthew Rhys, quickly secured a Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes (even holding a flawless 100% score at its debut). Critics are already calling it “the show of the summer” and “better than Martha’s Vineyard”—though, to be fair, Martha’s Vineyard has significantly fewer ancient curses. Rebranding an Island (With Terrible Cell Service) Set 40 miles off the coast of New England, Widow’s Bay follows Mayor Tom Loftis (Matthew Rhys), a man trading Soviet espionage (The Americans)
Continue reading →
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If you call yourself a martial arts connoisseur, the name Joe Taslim should instantly cause your adrenaline to spike. The man has spent over a decade delivering some of the most electrifying physical performances in modern cinema history. He froze the competition as Sub-Zero in Mortal Kombat. He tore up the tarmac in Fast & Furious 6. And he impressed us as Li Yong in the absolutely magnificent action series “Warrior” ( Netflix and Max). However, before he became a cinematic icon, Taslim was a world-class professional Judo athlete. He collected gold medals at national and Asian championships. Now, he’s translating that elite, real-world mastery into what is officially tracking as the action movie of the summer: The Furious. To celebrate the upcoming theatrical carnage, we caught up with Taslim for an exclusive interview. We discussed the film’s relentless choreography, the heavy emotional weight driving the story, and more. A Double-Barrel Shot of Righteous Vengeance What truly elevates The Furious
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If you’re building a horror movie cast, you might as well invite the woman who started cinema’s biggest sibling rivalry. Sandy Johnson, the original scream queen who played Judith Myers in John Carpenter’s 1978 masterpiece Halloween, has officially joined the cast of the upcoming found-footage supernatural feature, Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. Nearly fifty years after launching one of the biggest franchises in horror history, Halloween’s Johnson is trading the suburbs of Haddonfield for some seriously cursed woods. Don’t Go Into the North Carolina Woods Directed by Carissa Pierson, Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light blends deep-woods terror and mixes it with found-footage realism. The film follows a paranormal investigation team. They aim to track down the bloody legacy of a centuries-old cult called The Children of the Hollow. However, their search leads them straight to a cursed lantern, an ancient evil, and many regrets. A Seriously Eclectic Cast Johnson isn’t the only familiar face wandering into the occult. The film’s
Continue reading →
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When it comes to martial arts cinema, executive producer Bill Kong is an absolute titan. He’s the legendary mind behind genre-defining masterpieces like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Hero, and House of Flying Daggers. Now, his latest film, The Furious, stormed into theaters this weekend. And it’s already creating a massive wave of buzz world-wide. I’m referring to the balls-to-the-wall crime thriller The Furious, which we confidently crowned “the action film of the summer” in our recent review. I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Kong. We had a chat about a spectacular, high-octane feature that came to be, the grueling reality of its production, and what it takes to push modern action cinema to its absolute limit. An Unlikely Duo Directed by the masterful Kenji Tanigaki (interview), The Furious tracks two desperate men on a devastating, violent collision course with a ruthless criminal syndicate. The phenomenal Xie Miao (interview) stars as Wang Wei, an ordinary tradesman whose world
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If you like your medical thrillers with a heavy dose of manipulation and a side of pure delusion, your next obsession has arrived. Independent Film Company has unleashed the official trailer for Night Nurse. It is a sleek, neon-drenched neo-noir that explores what happens when professional boundaries don’t just blur—they entirely evaporate. The psychosexual thriller is set to hit theaters and digital platforms on July 10, 2026. Bad Medicine & Cursed Calls The film introduces us to Eleni, a young woman starting a new job at a luxury retirement community. Instead of a quiet gig handing out meds, Eleni finds herself inexplicably drawn into a shady underworld of scam calls targeting the wealthy, elderly residents. It’s an addictive pull she can’t quite name—and definitely can’t resist. As the strange rhythms of the community close in around her, she grows increasingly intimate with her elusive patient, Douglas. Soon enough, the line between genuine care and dangerous desire completely vanishes. And she
Continue reading →
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If you were about to buy your dad another generic “World’s Okayest Father” coffee mug or a pack of barbecue rubs he’ll never open, drop them immediately. Lionsgate Limited is stepping in to help you actually secure the favorite-child title this year. From June 9 through June 23, 2026, the boutique label is slashing prices by a massive 40% off retail across an epic lineup of landmark films. Whether your dad’s cinematic personality leans toward high-octane explosions, mind-bending psychological thrillers, or glorious cult-horror trash, his physical media library is about to get a serious upgrade. The catch? These deals are available exclusively at LionsgateLimited.com, and when the inventory runs out, it’s gone. The Premium Heavy-Hitters This year’s headlining titles span every genre imaginable, making it incredibly easy to curate the perfect cinematic care package. The sale includes all releases through December 2025 (note that anything dropped between January and June of 2026 is excluded from the discount). You can snag
Continue reading →
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Norway has already mastered the art of the rampaging mountain troll and the claustrophobic tunnel collapse. Now, it is setting its sights on the coastline. Kraken, the latest creature feature from the land of the midnight sun, is officially headed your way. The verdict? Some Scandinavian legends are better left rotting at the absolute bottom of a fjord. If you are looking for a visceral addition to the “Nature Strikes Back” subgenre, Samuel Goldwyn Films is handling the distribution to ensure this beast gets the showcase it deserves. Kraken hits select theaters and digital on June 12. Just make sure you know what kind of cruise you are booking before you buy a ticket. Something Fishy in the Fjord The eco-horror trouble starts, as it so often does, with the seafood. When wild salmon begin exhibiting “unnatural behavior”—which, in horror movie terms, is the universal signal to sell your boat and move to Nebraska—inexplicable deaths begin piling up in Norway’s
Continue reading →
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If your watchlist is suffering from a massive, post-Backrooms withdrawal and you desperately need more of Finn Bennett on your screen, we have something to fit the bill. The breakout star features prominently in the 2025 supernatural horror thriller Night Terror(also known as Eye for an Eye), which is currently streaming for your late-night viewing pleasure. Just a fair warning: this one carries a strict 16+ rating, mostly because it trades heavily in stolen optic nerves. A Sleepover with the Sandman The narrative serves up a classic, atmospheric campfire myth updated with a sharp, modern edge: The story follows Anna, a vulnerable young woman grappling with the sudden, tragic death of her parents. To clear her head, she packs her bags and moves to a sleepy, sun-drenched Florida town to live with her grandmother. Feeling isolated, she quickly falls in with a pair of chaotic local teenagers (including Bennett). However, teenage rebellion takes a sharp, bloody turn when Anna becomes
Continue reading →
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Just when you thought the world of “The Last of Us“ couldn’t get any more bleak or intensely stressful. Now, HBO is throwing Peter Sarsgaard into the apocalypse. According to Deadline, The Bride! actor is the latest heavy hitter to join the cast for Season 3. Sarsgaard will be playing a brand-new, original character. One that is completely absent from the Naughty Dog video games: Amon, a leader of the fiercely fanatical Seraphites (aka “The Scars”). Halftime in Vancouver Cameras have temporarily stopped rolling. Production is currently on a month-long intermission because the FIFA World Cup has taken over Vancouver, one of this year’s host cities. Once the soccer fans clear out and filming resumes, production will grind through the rest of 2026 to prepare for a planned 2027 premiere. Shifting Perspectives: What to Expect Season 2 jumps five years into the future to follow the fallout of Joel and Ellie’s original cross-country road trip. Season 3 is set to
Continue reading →
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If you’ve spent any time watching action cinema over the last few decades, you’ve probably seen Kenji Tanigaki’s work. After cutting his teeth orchestrating mind-boggling stunts for over fifty films (including Snake Eyes), he leaped into the director’s chair with the Shinobi franchise. Now, he’s back with The Furious. And it’s an absolute adrenaline shot of a movie! In fact, we confidently dubbed “the action movie of the summer” in our spoiler-free review. I had the pleasure of sitting down with the maestro himself. We discussed the chaos, the choreography, and how he pulled off some of the year’s most jaw-dropping set pieces. The Plot: John Wick Meets a Hardware Store The Furious follows two desperate men on a brutal collision course with a ruthless criminal empire. The Father: Xie Miao plays Wang Wei, an ordinary tradesman whose life is shattered when human traffickers abduct his young daughter. After the corrupt local police department gives him the cold shoulder, he
Continue reading →
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Pack your bags and prepare to be haunted: Apple TV+ has officially renewed its hit horror-comedy “Widow’s Bay” for a second season! And we are totally here for it! The announcement comes at the perfect time, dropping just ahead of the highly anticipated season one finale on Wednesday, June 17. Clearly, Apple is so obsessed with this island nightmare that they’ve also locked down creator and showrunner Katie Dippold (Ghostbusters, The Heat) to an exclusive, multi-year overall deal. The series, led by Emmy winner Matthew Rhys, quickly secured a Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes (even holding a flawless 100% score at its debut). Critics are already calling it “the show of the summer” and “better than Martha’s Vineyard”—though, to be fair, Martha’s Vineyard has significantly fewer ancient curses. Rebranding an Island (With Terrible Cell Service) Set 40 miles off the coast of New England, Widow’s Bay follows Mayor Tom Loftis (Matthew Rhys), a man trading Soviet espionage (The Americans)
Continue reading →
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If you call yourself a martial arts connoisseur, the name Joe Taslim should instantly cause your adrenaline to spike. The man has spent over a decade delivering some of the most electrifying physical performances in modern cinema history. He froze the competition as Sub-Zero in Mortal Kombat. He tore up the tarmac in Fast & Furious 6. And he impressed us as Li Yong in the absolutely magnificent action series “Warrior” ( Netflix and Max). However, before he became a cinematic icon, Taslim was a world-class professional Judo athlete. He collected gold medals at national and Asian championships. Now, he’s translating that elite, real-world mastery into what is officially tracking as the action movie of the summer: The Furious. To celebrate the upcoming theatrical carnage, we caught up with Taslim for an exclusive interview. We discussed the film’s relentless choreography, the heavy emotional weight driving the story, and more. A Double-Barrel Shot of Righteous Vengeance What truly elevates The Furious
Continue reading →
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If you’re building a horror movie cast, you might as well invite the woman who started cinema’s biggest sibling rivalry. Sandy Johnson, the original scream queen who played Judith Myers in John Carpenter’s 1978 masterpiece Halloween, has officially joined the cast of the upcoming found-footage supernatural feature, Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light. Nearly fifty years after launching one of the biggest franchises in horror history, Halloween’s Johnson is trading the suburbs of Haddonfield for some seriously cursed woods. Don’t Go Into the North Carolina Woods Directed by Carissa Pierson, Witchcraft: The Lanterne of Light blends deep-woods terror and mixes it with found-footage realism. The film follows a paranormal investigation team. They aim to track down the bloody legacy of a centuries-old cult called The Children of the Hollow. However, their search leads them straight to a cursed lantern, an ancient evil, and many regrets. A Seriously Eclectic Cast Johnson isn’t the only familiar face wandering into the occult. The film’s
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