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Everything We Learnt about Silver Palace at gamescom
Following the conclusion of its recent beta test, and with over 10-million pre registrations made globally in the run-up to gamescom, developer and publisher Elementa debuted a new trailer for open-world action RPG, Silver Palace, at gamescom’s prestigious Opening Night Live.
‘Final Fantasy VII Revelation’ Gameplay Trailer Shows Weapons Destroying Planet in the Series’ Finale (Gaming News Roundup)
“Final Fantasy VII” received a new gameplay trailer during gamescom Opening Night Live.
Jelly Roll Pays Tribute to Dolly Parton: ‘The Last American That Everyone Liked’
The musician shared his thoughts on the late singer while guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Shows Off Its Reimagined Superboss Battles in New Trailer
Square Enix release a new trailer for Final Fantasy 7 Revelation at Gamescom Opening Night Live
The Dog Stars review – sickly sweet Americana hopecore
Ridley Scott’s latest post-apocalyptic fantasy is stacked with pretty faces and product placement, making it one of his least convincing efforts yet. ]]>
Colony review – messy parade of old genre gimmicks
Train to Busan mastermind Yeon Sang-ho’s new zombie horror misses the mark even with a nifty hive mind gimmick. ]]>
I Want Your Sex review – even a lesser Araki is still a delight
Gregg Araki returns after over a decade away with a defiantly horny rebuttal to puriteen culture starring Olivia Wilde and Cooper Hoffman. ]]>
Castration Movie Chapter iii.ii: Junior Ghosts – Premorphic Drift review – skin-crawlingly close to the bone
Louise Weard’s sprawling trans anthology gets its most accessible entry yet with Chapter iii.ii, a bracingly honest, handheld study of a fractured relationship. ]]>
Bitter Christmas review – dazzling, late-period jewel
Pedro Almodóvar is on a career-best streak, and this self-lacerating study of a filmmaker mining her friends‘ heartbreak for art is another triumph in his late-period run. ]]>
‘Lanterns’ Review: Episode 3 Reveals John Stewart’s Stunning ‘OutKast’ Origin Story — Spoilers
In its best episode to date, HBO's original series examines what John Stewart, a Black man in America, had to do to earn the same job as his white predecessor.
‘Onslaught’ Review: Adam Wingard Goes Back to Basics with a Lean Military Slasher
Adria Arjona plays a veteran turned protective mother in a thriller that draws heavy inspiration from the works of John Carpenter.
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam review
The most surprising thing about Hell Let Loose: Vietnam is how much DNA it shares with Big Walk.
The Blood of Dawnwalker review
CD Projekt Red alumni create a familiar dark fantasy adventure, but one with bold and provocative ideas of its own, that's mostly, enormously successful. Read more
Onimusha: Way of the Sword review
Legendary swordsman Miyamoto Musashi considered himself more an artist than a fighter.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Reviews Say Capcom Has a Fourth Hit on Its Hands this Year
Onimusha Way of the Sword reviews highlight the action game's top-notch combat and storytelling, despite some limitations and repetition
Pedro Almodóvar: ‘Everyone that surrounds a writer feeds their creation’
The Spanish maestro is in confessional mode with his stirring and self-reflexive latest, Bitter Christmas. ]]>
Way Down: Reeve Carney, Amber Gray and Eva Noblezada on Hadestown: The Musical’s theatrical triumph
As Hadestown becomes a summer box-office sensation, original Broadway principals Reeve Carney, Amber Gray and Eva Noblezada discuss the filming of its live capture, their intertwined love stories and Greek mythology’s enduring resonance.
His Web Connects Us All: every Spider-Man movie, ranked by the Letterboxd community
With Spider-Man: Brand New Day breaking box-office records, we weave a not-so-tangled web: the Letterboxd community’s ranking of every solo big-screen adventure for the friendly neighborhood wall-crawler, from best to worst.
Strange Connection: Gregg Araki and Joseph Gordon-Levitt on the lingering power of Mysterious Skin
With Mysterious Skin returning to US theaters in a new 4K restoration, Gregg Araki and Joseph Gordon-Levitt reflect with Ariel LeBeau on how their film’s fraught, sensitive vision of abuse and its aftereffects continues to resonate decades later.
2026 Fall Festival Preview: our most anticipated autumn film festival premieres
Vigilante revenge sagas, taut psychological thrillers, the return of a legendary movie monster and new efforts from Oscar-nominated writer-directors are among our most anticipated films of the 2026 fall film festival season.
Mall Madness: a starter pack of twenty films that prove the mall was never just for shopping
Jenni Kaye packs a shopping bag full of twenty fluorescent-lit fantasies, consumerist nightmares, teenage hangouts and retail zombies that capture the magic of America’s favorite third place.
Ajay Devgn’s Crime Patrol airs from tonight, explains why he decided to host new season
‘It was humiliating’: Why winning a National Award in Delhi left Chiranjeevi heartbroken
Vijay Deverakonda says he quit drinking, was heartbroken: ‘Then I fell in love, married’
Madhavan once grew 70% of his vegetables on his Mumbai terrace, revived barren land in TN
‘We sometimes lose hope’: Prithviraj addresses parenting, systemic justice at Daayra event
ABC Developing Legal Drama ‘Con Law’ From Joey Falco, 20th Television
EXCLUSIVE: ABC is developing Con Law, an original legal drama from writer/EP Joey Falco and 20th Television.
Squadron 42 delayed to 2027, with Star Citizen dev blaming GTA 6
Cloud Imperium Games has delayed Squadron 42, its long-in-development Star Citizen spin-off, to Q2 2027, with studio boss Chris Roberts arguing the game would be drowned out by GTA 6 . Read more
GTA 6's gameplay reveal pulled in 3.97 million viewers across commentator livestreams, overwhelming Twitch and Netflix in the process
Reaction streams to Grand Theft Auto 6 's first gameplay presentation peaked at 3,970,738 viewers across livestreaming platforms, making it the biggest gaming stream of 2026 so far. Read more
Multiple developers report equipment stolen from their Gamescom booths
Multiple exhibitors at Gamescom have reported thefts of laptops and other equipment from their booths in Cologne, with one indie developer saying the loss has effectively ended his show early. Read more
Here's every announcement from Pokémon World Championships
The 2026 Pokémon World Championships wrapped up in San Francisco this weekend, marking the franchise's 30th anniversary alongside the inaugural PokémonXP fan event. Read more
Alien Deathstorm Is the Most Appropriately Named Game I’ve Ever Played
Alien Deathstorm is an upcoming sci-fi horror FPS from Rebellion, and we played it at Gamescom 2026.
Steven Spielberg's Most Polarizing Movie Gets a Major New 4k Release This Fall
Robin Williams' Hook is getting a major 4K release this fall, featuring an all-new hour-long documentary and never-before-seen footage from the set.
Tom Hardy drops some mad multiversal science in new rap track "Raw Forever"
The actor's rap persona, Frankie Pulitzer, joined Czarface for an appropriately funky collab.
Dan Stevens, speaking for us all, hopes Amazon's RoboCop is bloody and funny
The actor was recently cast as the new Alex Murphy in an upcoming Prime Video series.
Gamescom 2026: When Is Gamescom and How to Watch Opening Night Live
Gaming's biggest convention, Gamescom , returns on Aug. 25 with Opening Night Live, the Geoff Keighley hosted games showcase and news event.
Why is the GameCube controller so loved by gamers?
People still swear by this quirky controller, leading to Nintendo supporting it for 25 years and counting.
A PlayStation State of Play double bill is set for September 3
A PlayStation State of Play double bill is set for September 3.
ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox to face the EU's strictest platform rules
ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox to face the EU's strictest platform rules.
Sony is adding free TV channels to PS5
Ad-supported streaming channels are hitting Sony's console in the US today.
How long can you expect your original Nintendo Switch to last?
The Nintendo Switch is winding down, but it's not done yet. Yours should work even once hardware sales stop and new games aren't made for it anymore.
Psst, The Whisper Man sucks
A straight-to-streaming serial killer yarn, The Whisper Man boasts stars (Robert De Niro! Michael Keaton! Adam Scott!) and little else.
Backstage at Rock en Seine 2026 with up-and-coming British singer Sekou
In this edition of our Arts24 music show, Jennifer Ben Brahim takes us backstage at this year's Rock en Seine music festival.
What can we learn from cinema's Little Odysseys?
Rather than asking our blockbusters to deliver the nuance we demand of them, perhaps it's more rewarding to see through a child's eyes as they navigate their own epic quests. ]]>
The ASBOwave and the Cultural Politics of Broken Britain
The far-right‘s increasingly hostile culture war against migrants echoes the fantasies of social collapse that weaponised British vigilante cinema in the 2000s. ]]>
The Dead Screen as a Mirror: Metacinema and the Trans Gaze
Through films about films and characters in the act of watching, a new wave of trans filmmakers is transforming a medium that has long distorted their image into one that can reflect their own. ]]>
Louisa Connolly-Burnham’s 'KULT' of darkly sensual filmmaking
As her sex-addicted intimacy coordinator takes the short film world by storm, we look at how Louisa Connolly-Burnham champions women-led storytelling both in front and behind the camera. ]]>
Prude Awakening: Gregg Araki on the pent-up, provocative energy of I Want Your Sex
As Gregg Araki makes a long-awaited return to theaters, Luke Hicks sits down with the New Queer Cinema pioneer to discuss his libinidal new comedy, in which carnal delights ignite cross-generational debates.
Outsiders and Barbarians: on screens and shelves this month
Zach Cregger’s smash-hit horror debut, a paranoid subversion of Mexican telenovelas and one of Maggie Cheung’s most legendary performances are among the selections in this month’s edition of Shelf Life .
Finding Dafoe: Willem Dafoe reflects on some of the most memorable roles of his career
As Willem Dafoe delivers some of the best work of his career in Late Fame , the actor speaks with Mitchell Beaupre about many of his most memorable roles, from chilling villains in Wild at Heart and To Live and Die in L.A.
Flesh and Fluids: Jane Schoenbrun on fighting repression through Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
As Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma emerges into theaters, filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun speaks with Mitchell Beaupre about the film’s multiple-climax structure, the angelic qualities of Hannah Einbinder and repression as the ultimate enemy.
Paths of Power: Kiyoshi Kurosawa on the castle intrigue of The Samurai and the Prisoner
As Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s elegant period drama The Samurai and the Prisoner arrives in theaters, the legendary Japanese filmmaker tells Zachary Lee about turning a feudal mystery into an engimatic study of power and belief.
Litterboxd: twenty fantastic film felines for International Cat Day
To celebrate International Cat Day, we’re counting off twenty beloved cats and kittens from movie history, from animated Disney icons to purr-fect pals from global arthouse hits.
The Little Mermaid: 20 years of blue hair, true friendship and wanting to be Aquamarine
To mark this year’s twentieth anniversary of girlhood gem Aquamarine , Savina Petkova looks back on the mermaid lore and enduring friendshp lessons of the nostalgic noughties picture.
The Secret Life of Bees: Andrew Patterson and Matthew McConaughey on The Rivals of Amziah King
As The Rivals of Amziah King swarms its way into theaters, Matthew McConaughey and writer-director Andrew Patterson reflect on the film’s distinctive, potluck-style combination of music, community and beekeeping.
Hitch-Hikers: Twenty fantastic films inspired by the cinema of Alfred Hitchcock
To celebrate master filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock’s 127th birthday, and his enduring influence on cinema history far and wide, Travis Woods offers up a starter pack of twenty films inspired by the pioneering director.
Such Great Heights: A starter pack of twenty vertiginous movies
From Vertigo to Vertical Limit , Dominic Corry sizes up twenty elevated thrillers and dramas set in very high places.
Human Conditions: Will Poulter on Union County, character psychology and making movies that matter
Amid critical acclaim for his revelatory performance in Union County , Will Poulter speaks with Isaac Feldberg about the most memorable roles of his career to date, from We’re the Millers to Midsommar and more.
Unreleased Gems (August 2026): Your chance to watch three festival film favorites that haven’t been released anywhere else, for a limited time only
From recent discoveries yet to begin their distribution journey, to hidden gems that slipped through the cracks—these standout films have been out of reach for most of our members, until now.
Lights Up: a starter pack of twenty fantastic films with transformative movie theater scenes
There is no rigid criteria or genre when it comes to iconic movie theater scenes in films—spanning the full gamut, Rory Doherty rounds up twenty of the most transportative, from In the Mouth of Madness to Babylon and more.
Road to Nowhere: Alexander Ullom on It Ends’ existential horror and Gen-Z ennui
As Neon unleashes It Ends in US theaters, writer-director Alexander Ullom reflects with Isaac Feldberg on his buzzy thriller’s scenic route to release and optimism in the face of nihilism.
Top Dog: a starter pack of twenty films with iconic canine co-stars
In celebration of International Dog Day, we’re counting off twenty beloved pooches and pups from movie history, from faithful claymation creations to underdogs you can’t help but root for.
Watchlist This!: Our August 2026 picks of the best new bubbling-under films
Our picks of under-the-radar gems from this month’s new releases. This edition includes slow-burning satirical dramas, aggressively off-kilter horror-comedies and the latest from a celebrated French filmmaker.
Dark Side of the Loon: Coyote vs. Acme’s screenwriter Samy Burch on the journey of the Looney Tunes courtroom thriller
As Coyote vs. Acme arrives on the big screen after a long, complicated journey, screenwriter Samy Burch tells Ella Kemp how Wile E. Coyote finally got his day in court—and theaters—with her subversive comedy-drama.
Siege Mentality: Onslaught’s Adam Wingard on his super-soldier slasher’s slew of cinematic influences
As A24 unleashes Onslaught , Adam Wingard spills on the ’80s sci-fi horror standards that inspired his latest action-slasher, its spiritual predecessor The Guest and the intense characters played by Adria Arjona and Dan Stevens.
Lucid Dreamers and Open Roads: Shatara Michelle Ford on belonging and on-screen fantasies in Dreams in Nightmares
With their sophomore feature Dreams in Nightmares finally reaching theaters, Shatara Michelle Ford tells Adesola Thomas about the fantasies and winding journey of their dramatic, comedic, experimental and unabashedly erotic film.
Tom Cruise’s ‘Days of Thunder’ Sequel Set for June 2028 with Anne Hathaway Joining
Jonathan Levine is directing the sequel to the 1990 NASCAR film.
‘Robot Chicken’ Celebrated 25 Years of Adult Swim with an Absurd, ‘Circus of the Stars’ Crossover
Seth Green and Matthew Senreich tell IndieWire about celebrating a quarter century of the Cartoon Network programming block in one glorious crossover episode.
After a Decade-Plus Journey, Zack Snyder’s ‘The Last Photograph’ Will Finally Premiere at TIFF
The filmmaker has been trying to get the dramatic actioner made for nearly two decades.
‘Coyote vs. Acme,’ Viewed as Unreleasable by Warner Bros., Just Beat a Jacob Elordi and Ridley Scott Movie at the Box Office
"Coyote vs. Acme" opened in second place with $15.4 million while "The Dog Stars" flopped with $8 million.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’ Will World Premiere at This Year’s New York Film Festival
PTA’s latest captures the Geese frontman’s stripped-down 2025 set at the iconic venue.
‘The Social Reckoning,’ ‘Cliff Booth,’ and ‘Artificial’ Had Reshoots. Why Is That a Disaster?
Are three upcoming films from major directors really in trouble, or has a six-month awards season made us dumber (not smarter) about film production?
16 Hot Sales Titles at Venice and TIFF 2026, from ‘Bucking Fastard’ to ‘Prima Facie’
New films by Paul Schrader, the Zellner Brothers, Casey Affleck, Tim Blake Nelson, and more could all be appealing to buyers.
Composer Harry Gregson-Williams on His Eighth — and Possibly Best — Collaboration with Director Ridley Scott
The composer of "Prometheus" and "Kingdom of Heaven" talks about reuniting with Sir Ridley for "The Dog Stars," a film that posed new challenges in its combination of the intimate and the epic.