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‘Red State’ Comes To VOD Labor Day, Will Have Digital Q&A & Podcast In Theaters The innovative, controversial butundeniably successfuldistributionofKevin Smith’sRed Statewill enter its next phase this Labor Day. On Smith’s morning SmodcastPlus One Per DiemTuesday, he announced Lionsgate will exclusively handle the video on demand and Blu-ray rights to the film and that audiences can watch it beginning this Labor Day. Then, when the film opens in October, theaters showing the film will follow the screening with a live, digital, interactive Q&A and a live Hollywood Babble-On Smodcast....

‘Rest Stop’ Movie, Based On A Stephen King Story, Will Be Directed By Alex Ross Perry Her SmelldirectorAlex Ross Perrywants in on the ongoingStephen Kingadaptation boom. The filmmaker will write and directRest Stop, based on a King story of the same name. King’s tale follows a mystery writer who intervenes in an act of domestic violence unfolding at a rest stop. The story is very brief, and even a bit anticlimactic, so you can expect Perry to take some liberties with his adaptation....

‘Seven Seconds’ Review: Netflix’s Latest Is An Addictive Procedural Netflix’s new seriesSeven Secondsis an addictive procedural drama that starts off as a murder mystery and turns into something else. The show isn’t so much concerned with the crime at hand as it is the fallout – the trauma that befalls relatives, and the way such events can impact several different lives.Seven Secondshas big issues on its mind, particularly tensions that arise in a community when dealing with a racist police force....

‘Silicon Valley’ Review: The Most Awkward Moment In ‘Teambuilding Excercise’ (Each week, we’re going to kick off discussion aboutSilicon Valleyseason 4 by answering one simple question: what was the most awkward moment?) Richard has another project, but does he have a new team for it? Possibly. “Teambuilding Exercise” picks up immediately after last week’s episode, with Richard creeping into Gavin Belson’s mansion at three in the morning. Richard and Gavin – together again at last....

‘The Mauritanian’ Trailer: Jodie Foster And Benedict Cumberbatch Face Off In Court In Real-Life Guantanomo Drama STX Films has debuted the trailer for a true-life courtroom drama with such a star-studded cast that it’s no wonder they squeezed it in just under the wire for awards season.The Mauritanianis based on the true story of Mohamedou Ould Slahi(A ProphetbreakoutTahar Rahim)who, in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks, was held captive and tortured by the U....

‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Clips Take The Action To A Shopping Mall And The White House Wonder Woman 1984is nearly upon us. The movie will be the first blockbuster to arrive as part of the new Warner Bros. release strategy that sends movies to theaters and HBO Max on the same day. But whether you’re able to enjoy the movie in theaters or watch it from the comfort of your own home, you still have to wait until Christmas Day....

‘Wonder Woman’ Flying Back To Theaters For Limited IMAX Run Wonder Womanhas been basking in the seemingly endless success of being Warner Bros.' new golden child, and now it has one more exciting development before it arrives on home video: a return to IMAX theaters for a limited run. The DC Extended Universe film isstillgoing strong in theaters nearly three months after its release, but is no longer showing in most IMAX theaters, which features films for only two to three weeks after their release....

7 Movies To Watch If You Loved Last Night In Soho With the release of “Last Night in Soho”, director Edgar Wright takes the leap into full-blown psychological horror. Previously, his films have walked the line between comedy and other genres (zombies, video games, horror), but nothing to date could have prepared audiences for what he’s unleashed with this film. “Last Night in Soho” takes the mood of a psychological thriller and wraps it around the supernatural, giving us something that feels strange and new....

Amazon Renews ‘Carnival Row’ For Season 2, Cancels ‘Too Old To Die Young’ And Four Other Shows Amazon Primeoriginal series needed either fairy wings or a spaceship to escape the bloodbath of Amazon cancellations, as the streaming service axed five shows including Nicolas Winding Refn’sToo Old to Die Youngand the Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisen-fronted supernatural seriesForever. But in the midst of Amazon’s ruthless cancellations,Carnival Rowsurvived with a second season renewal, despite it being a month out from its season 1 premiere....

Asteroid City Is The Title Of Wes Anderson’s Next Movie The title ofthe next Wes Anderson moviehas been revealed, via a slip of the tongue by Bill Murray, of course. The Anderson regular revealed at the BFI London Film Festival screening (perScreen Daily) of their latest collaboration, “The French Dispatch,” that the new Anderson movie will carry the quirky name of “Asteroid City.” Shooting is currently underway in Chinchón, Spain, for the film, which is rumored to be a love story set against a European backdrop....

Casting Bits: Taylor Swift Joins ‘Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax'; Jude Law And Aaron Johnson In Talks For ‘Anna Karenina’ It’s always upsetting to see major roles for animated characters go to high profile celebrities who have no business voice acting — or acting at all, in this case — when there so many more capable voice actors out there struggling to find consistent work. Such is the business of Hollywood. Audiences see a name they recognize, and they’re more likely to buy a ticket....

Chad Stahelski Officially Back As ‘John Wick 3’ Director Keanu Reeves' John Wick isn’t the only person we’re thinking is back forJohn Wick: Chapter 3:Chad Stahelski, the co-director ofJohn Wickand the director ofJohn Wick: Chapter 2will return to helm yet another neon-drenched, gunplay-filled entry in the on-goingJohn Wicksaga. So put on your best suit, grab your dog’s leash, and get ready for moreWick. What a journeyJohn Wickhas had. When the first film blasted its way into theaters, no one could’ve predicted it would span a franchise....

Check Out These Exclusive Images From ‘Elysium: The Art Of The Film’ From the first time footage was revealed fromNeill Blomkamp’s second film,Elysium, we marveled at the gorgeous design. There are ships, mech suits, guns, and a utopian station where the super-rich live in peace while normal people suffer on Earth. Everything looked dirty and grimy, but incredibly cool. The latest book from Titan,Elysium: The Art of the Film, will finally give fans a chance to truly stare at and digest these images....