Katie Cassidy and William H. Macy star in the devilishly demented horror thriller.
While Coco recovers, Qifrey fights a fire, and shop assistant Tartah plays an unexpected role.
Today we have a rather abstract poster from Vietnam-based visual artist Khang Giate for the forthcoming mega-action picture The Furious. Given the ‘dog-pile’ martial arts style practically pioneered by this film (it is indeed something to behold) this poster does a bang-up job of offering a taste, here hand-drawn and garnished with plenty of the red stuff. The title is oozing it. Props for the “the” tucked in the space of the R in the title card here, to keep it visually to a single word. The background is unusually geometric, like impact-cracked pains of panes of glass. Foregrounded is a very angry fellow, wielding a hammer with intent. The knives and limbs and faces below mean business as well. The Furious is a no-nonsense kind of action…
Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser, Kerry Condon, Chris Messina, and Damian Lewis star in director Anthony Maras’ historical military drama.
Rhys Ifans, Anna Maxwell Martin, Agnes O’Casey, Adam Nagaites, Alice Englert, and Josef Davies star in the series, created by Ben Nedivi, Matt Wolpert and Ronald D. Moore in the ‘For All Mankind’ universe.
The trailer for The Blue Diamond, the award winning short film from Sam Fox and Addison Heimann, starring horror icon Barbara Crampton, will debut on Bloody Bites on June 5th. You can watch the trailer for it, down below. You can stream the series on Screambox (the show’s primary home), Tubi, Prime Video, Pluto TV, and The CW. CINEVERSE SET TO DEBUT ‘THE BLUE DIAMOND’ ON BLOODY BITES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH BLOODY DISGUSTING The bold horror thriller and festival favorite comes to VOD June 5th Bloody Bites, the streamer created in partnership with Cineverse and Bloody Disgusting, has acquired the rights to the horror thriller The Blue Diamond and will debut the film on the service on June 5th. The award-winning film was…
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A former soldier working in construction to save his family’s farm, is eager to return to his wife and son. But his homecoming is derailed when he inadvertently becomes entangled in the bloody aftermath of a botched mob robbery. While escaping the chaos, Dave unknowingly acquires a bag of money, making him the target of ruthless criminals.
Former elite soldier Theo hunts for brutal revenge after his friend is murdered–while an addiction-struggling cop and a relentless hitman close in, and the past comes to collect its debts.
Premiering at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, Na Hong-jin’s Hope was one of the festival’s most anticipated films. The story is set in Hope Harbour, a fictional town in South Korea, which appears to be located near the North Korean border, as suggested by slogans written on the houses. The protagonist, Beom-seok (Hwang Jung-min), is the local police chief. Not long after local hunters show him traces of an unknown monster, he discovers that the entire town is already being torn apart by the mysterious creature. Alongside him are rookie police officer Sung-ae (Jung Ho-yeon) and Beom-seok’s nephew Sung-ki (Zo In-sung), one of the hunters who joins the fight to defend the town from what is eventually revealed to be an alien invasion. Na Hong-jin’s previous…
Quick thoughts on 3 new series — animated Italian, and live-action German and U.S. — all debuting on Netflix.