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Arsenal Lose 3-0 to Brighton; Arteta Calls It 'Painful'
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said his side were 'very far' from the standards required to compete after a 3-0 defeat to Brighton — the Gunners' first Premier League loss of the season.
Box Office: Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ Scares Up $26 Million on Opening Day
Sony's zombie horror "Resident Evil," directed by Zach Cregger, opened to $26.3 million on Friday and is tracking toward a roughly $55 million weekend — the largest debut in the franchise's history.
'Vintage Violence': Sprouse Streams Through Tokyo Mayhem
Director Eugene Kotlyarenko's 'Vintage Violence' follows Cole Sprouse as obnoxious social media live-streamer Carter, lured to Tokyo by Kiko Mizuhara for a vintage denim deal that spirals into yakuza-
As Fall Approaches, Camden International Film Festival Spends Time With ‘The Illusion Of An Everlasting Summer’
At the midway point of the 22nd Camden International Film Festival in mid-coast Maine, Argentinian photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti premiered her directorial debut, "The Illusion of An Everlasting
Mary Bennet Weds in 'Other Bennet Sister' Christmas Special
BritBox releases first images and details of a three-part Christmas special for 'The Other Bennet Sister,' following Mary Bennet’s married life as she navigates her new identity as Mrs. Tom Hayward.
Austin Abrams Recalls 'Harrowing' Resident Evil Snow Stunt
Austin Abrams discusses starring as an original character in Zach Cregger's Resident Evil adaptation, describing a 'harrowing' snow-set zombie stunt and admitting he found the horror gaming genre too
Emily Wilson Retranslates The Odyssey After Nolan Film Critique
Emily Wilson, the first woman to publish a major English translation of The Odyssey, is retranslating the epic despite its million-copy success, while also defending her scathing critique of Christoph
‘Anchors Aweigh’ Review: A Cynical Comedian Reflects on His Youth in an Abridged Mockumentary
Variety reviews Matt Barats' 71-minute mockumentary 'Anchors Aweigh,' in which a late-thirties alt-comedian processes a failed proposal by revisiting MiniDV college-era footage, praising the film's ir
Eva Green Horror Film Panned Over AI Imagery at TIFF
A Toronto-premiere horror film starring Eva Green and executive-produced by Martin Scorsese draws a scathing review for leaning heavily on AI-generated imagery that undermines its strong performances
Anthony Page Dies: Tony-Winning, Emmy-Nominated Director Of Stage & Screen Was 90
Anthony Page, the British director who won a Tony for the 1997 Broadway revival of "A Doll's House" and earned two Emmy nominations for 1970s TV movies dramatizing Cold War flashpoints, has died at 90
John Wilson's Concrete Doc Debuts After Pitch 'Crickets'
Documentarian John Wilson, creator of HBO's 'How To With John Wilson,' has released his debut feature 'The History of Concrete' — a 100-minute essay film assembled without initial financing by weaving
VisionQuest Creator: No GenAI Used In Marvel Series
VisionQuest creator Terry Matalas confirmed no generative AI was used in making the Marvel/Disney+ series, despite the show centering on an artificial intelligence character.
Resident Evil Targets $50M+ U.S. Opening Record
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot is tracking for at least $50M in its U.S. opening weekend, which would mark the best debut in the franchise's 24-year history and Cregger's strongest personal start
Lord & Miller to Keynote IndieWire Filmmaking Summit
Phil Lord and Chris Miller, directors behind the 2026 hit "Project Hail Mary," will deliver the keynote at IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit on October 17, breaking down how the Ryan Gosling-sta
Lea Michele Remembers Duncan Sheik: ‘This One Hurts and Does Not Seem Real’
Duncan Sheik, the Tony-winning songwriter-composer behind Broadway's Spring Awakening, died Thursday at age 56 from organ failure, prompting tributes from collaborators including Lea Michele, who star
Remedy Honors the Late David Lynch in Control Resonant With Powerful Twin Peaks Quote - IGN
Remedy's Control Resonant drew simultaneous coverage from IGN, the New York Times, and TechPowerUp spanning a David Lynch tribute, a 'mind-bending' review, and a 35-GPU benchmark.
Saoirse Ronan Goes Darkly Comedic in 'Bad Apples'
Saoirse Ronan stars in Jonatan Etzler's 'Bad Apples' as a stressed teacher who takes extreme action against a misbehaving student, revealing a surprisingly comedic performance.
Anti-Tech Films Emerge as Big Tech Takes Over Hollywood
A fall 2025 slate of tech-founder films — 'The Social Reckoning,' 'Cupertino,' and 'Artificial' — takes a far darker view of Silicon Valley than 2010's 'The Social Network,' even as Big Tech's growing
James Gray to Receive Directing Award at Virginia Film Fest
Filmmaker James Gray, director of "Paper Tiger," will receive the Virginia Film Festival's Outstanding Achievement in Directing Award and join IndieWire's "Screen Talk" podcast for a live conversation
Resident Evil Director 'Not Prepared' for Fan Backlash
Zach Cregger, director of horror hits Barbarian and Weapons, tells BBC Newsbeat he was 'not prepared' for fan backlash against his new Resident Evil film, which centers on an original courier navigati
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