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Looking To The Future Of Disney’s Hollywood Studios On Its 30th Anniversary At the main entrance to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, a reproduction of L.A.’s Crossroads of the World monument has long welcomed guests into the park with the familiar sight of its Art Deco tower and Mickey Mouse globe. Now Hollywood Studios itself is at a crossroads, celebrating thirty years of operation even as its original theme of a working movie studio gives way to new lands and attractions....

NBC’s Horror Series ‘Cul-De-Sac’ Could Be First TV Show Under New ‘Blumhouse Presents’ Brand Looks like a new brand is moving into the neighborhood. Not content with upending traditional Hollywood business models with his micro-budget, auteur-driven horror films, producerJason Blumand his Blumhouse Productions are branching out into television with a new brand calledBlumhouse Presents. Now a new report pegs a possible new NBC series calledCul-De-Sacas the first contender to be slapped with the fledgling brand’s label....

Neil Gaiman Talks About ‘Sandman,’ Likes Tom Hiddleston As Morpheus Anyone who has ever readSandman, the genre-bending comic written byNeil Gaiman, has probably thought about the idea ofTom Hiddlestonas Morpheus, the title character and personification of Dream. While there was a point where Neil Gaiman was pushing forward the idea of Benedict Cumberbatch as Morpheus, now that the actor is locked intoDoctor Strangehe’s probably out of the running for any other comic book role....

New ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Images Reveal New Characters And More Plot Details After months of waiting around for the firstSolo: A Star Wars Storytrailer,it finally arrived this week. And now, the deluge has begun. A slew of newSoloimages have arrived online, along with new details about the characters and plot points involved in this origin story. So buckle in. We’re going to make the jump to lightspeed and run down what you need to know....

New ‘The Defenders’ Trailer Features Stan Lee, Teases The Punisher’s Appearance After years of laying groundwork, Marvel Television and Netflix are finally ready to bring their ground-level superheroes together inThe Defenders, which arrives on the streaming service less than a month from now. Now they’ve released a newThe Defenderstrailer narrated by none other than Marvel’s legendary former editorStan Lee, and it also gives a quick glimpse at a character who many wondered if we’d be seeing in this limited series at all....

New Streaming Service Alert: Arrow Will Focus On Cult Cinema; Edgar Wright Recommends Some Favorites Heads up, Shudder: there’s a new competitor in the world of niche genre streaming. Arrow Video, the distribution company that focuses on cult, classic, and horror cinema, is getting into the streaming service space by launching their own streaming service onOctober 1,2020. Shudder, the streaming service which had sort of cornered the market on horror, may have some significant and direct competition in that arena, and Arrow’s cheap monthly price (it’s cheaper than Disney+) should be awfully enticing....

Nicole Kidman Returned To Her Pre-Hollywood Roots For Her Role In Roar Liz Flahive’s and Carly Mensch’s anthology series “Roar” debuted on Apple TV+ on August 08, 2025. Based on a collection of short stories by Cecelia Ahern (“PS, I Love You”), each episode features a different cast and director telling a story of a woman’s experiences. Inan early press release, “Roar” was said to tell “darkly comic feminist fables.”...

Page 2: Jaws, Boogie Nights, Futurama, John Lasseter, Indiana Jones, Inception, Harry Potter, Tom Hiddleston, Game Of Thrones, Total Recall, Roger Rabbit, What is Page 2?Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included48different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness....

Page 2: Scooby Doo, Frozen, Jurassic Park, Mary Poppins, Jaws, Star Wars, Close Encounters, Haunted Mansion, Ghostbusters Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included36 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. Header Photo: Scooby Doo lost mysteries byIBTrav....

Park Chan-Wook’s ‘The Handmaiden’ Is A Sexy, Stylish, And Hilariously Perverse Thriller [Fantastic Rest Review] Park Chan-wookhas spent much of his career being compared to the great Alfred Hitchock andThe Handmaidenisn’t going to stop that. But there’s something to be said for a modern filmmaker being constantly placed side-by-side with one of the greatest directors of all time and there’s something more to be said when that director was known for his range and his willingness to take risks....

Quentin Tarantino Played A Surprising Role In The Production Of Swiss Army Man The directing duo known as Daniels, made up of Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, have been enjoying a well-deserved victory lap after the release of their latest project, “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” First getting their start in themusic video scenewith some of the zaniest, most out-there stylistic flourishes you’ll ever see, the pair quickly established their own distinct artistic voice that soon had them knocking on the door of Hollywood itself....

Red-Band FYC Trailer For ‘Blue Is The Warmest Color’ Spotlights Adele Exarchopoulos After a triumphant premiere at Cannes this spring,Blue Is the Warmest Colorgot some negative attention this fall when starsLéa SeydouxandAdèle Exarchopoulostold press that working with directorAbdellatif Kechichewas a “horrible” experience and that they’d never work for him again. The question of whether Kechiche pushed his stars too hard is still open, and based on the director’s statementsmay even be headed to court....

Roger Ebert’s ‘At The Movies’ Going On Hiatus After recent reports that PBS’Ebert Presents At the Movieswas in financial trouble, executive producerRoger Eberthas now announced that the film review television series will be going on hiatus while Ebert and his wife/co-producerChaz Ebertfind additional funding. “This move is necessary to allow the public television stations that carry our show to plan their programs for the beginning of the new year,” he wrote on his blog....