Director of 96% Future Classic Casts ‘Frankenstein’ and ‘Knives Out’ Duo in Thriller

I’m so excited about this new film, Fonda! It’s going to be a psychological thriller, and from what I’ve heard, it’s set in this really contained, almost perfect-looking world. Apparently, it’s all about how grief and obsession can mess with your head, pushing you to your limits. Fionnuala Jamison from mk2 Films says it’s going to be a really powerful and smart thriller, and they’re hoping it will be a big awards contender and do well in theaters. It’s even being made by the same team behind Anatomy of a Fall, which I loved, and Studiocanal is also involved, so I have high hopes!

‘Wonder Man’ Sets New MCU Record with Audience Rotten Tomatoes Score

All episodes of Wonder Man Season 1 are now available, starting today, January 28th. The show has been very well-received by both critics and viewers. Critics initially gave it a 94% score on Rotten Tomatoes, which has settled to a still-strong 90%. As of today, viewers have given it a 91% rating on the site – the highest score for any live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe series.

Death of a Unicorn: Jenna Ortega’s Fantasy Bomb Finds Streaming Success

Alex Scharfman directs and wrote this film, following him and his teenage daughter, Ridley (played by Jenna Ortega), on a weekend trip to his boss’s large estate, owned by Odell Leopold (Richard E. Grant). Their drive takes a dark turn when they accidentally hit a young unicorn, unleashing a wave of fantastical horror on the estate’s wealthy inhabitants.

Guillermo Del Toro Talks Screening His Movies For Pals Like Steven Spielberg And James Cameron, And I Wish I Could Be A Fly On The Wall

In an interview with Variety, Guillermo del Toro discussed how he finalizes his films and whether making cuts is a struggle. While many directors rely on feedback from test audiences, del Toro explained that he doesn’t screen his movies for them. Instead, he prefers to show them to a small group of friends for their opinions.