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Interviews
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Hayley Easton Street on her feature debut ‘Something in the Water’

Steven Spielberg’s Jaws kickstarted a wave of shark-based movies, a trend which has never gone out of fashion. Since Jaws the...

By Kat Hughes

Interviews
/ 5 hours ago

Hayley Easton Street on her feature debut ‘Something in the Water’

Steven Spielberg’s Jaws kickstarted a wave of shark-based movies, a trend which has never...

By Kat Hughes
Film Festivals
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First four competition titles announced for the 2024 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF)

This year's festival takes place from the 8th until the 24th of November.

By Paul Heath
Amazon Prime
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James Wan executive producing the new ‘Robocop’ TV series

The project is reportedly in the early stages of development.

By Paul Heath
Film News
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A ‘Paddington 4’ movie is already in the works

Along with a new TV series, too.

By Paul Heath
Amazon Prime
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First trailer for Prime Video series ‘Cross’ with Aldis Hodge

Coming to Prime Video in November.

By Paul Heath
Film News
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Release date set for WWI feature ‘The Last Front’ with Iain Glen

This one heads to the big screen on 1st November.

By Paul Heath
Disney+
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First full-length trailer for ‘Rivals’ based on Jilly Cooper’s steamy book

Disney+ has released the first full trailer for Rivals, their upcoming eight part series...

By Paul Heath
Film Trailers
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New trailer for Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘A Real Pain’

Hotly tipped for this upcoming awards season is director and star Jesse Eisenberg’s A...

By Paul Heath
Film Reviews
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‘Hellboy: The Crooked Man’ review: Dir. Brian Taylor (2024)

What's the fourth movie adapted from the cult comic books like?

By Ben Read
Home Entertainment
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M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘The Sixth Sense’ and ‘Signs’ to get new UHD and Steelbook release

We’ve just heard that M. Night Shyamalan’s classics The Sixth Sense and Signs are...

By Paul Heath