Disney is fighting to keep hold of the Predator movie rights
Jim and John Thomas are hoping to get the rights to Predator back – but the case is going to court
Paul Greengrass, Jed Mercurio join forces for new film
Director Paul Greengrass’ next film will adapt the tale of a rogue president and those that seek to stop him: more details here
Trailer lands for Riders Of Justice, new Mads Mikkelsen film
Mads Mikkelsen looks mean in upcoming revenge-laced black comedy/drama Riders Of Justice, set to release next month
Carey Mulligan joins Adam Sandler in astronaut drama Spaceman
Spaceman is being developed by Adam Sandler at Netflix and continues to amass a promising cast, with Carey Mulligan joining the ensemble
Slight delay to Film Stories issue 25
Our next issue is running just a little behind schedule, and won’t be arriving until May
Pete Davidson signs on to Joey Ramone bipoic
Pete Davidson reunites with director Jason Orley for rock biopic I Slept With Joey Ramone
Indiana Jones 5 adds Mads Mikkelsen
Mads Mikkelsen is the latest star to be added to the upcoming (untitled) adventure film Indiana Jones 5, joining Harrison Ford and Pheobe Waller-Bridge
Psychological thriller/horror about parenthood seeking funding.
My Baby Cries is a short film following a young couple trying to have a child, from first-time director Faith Elizabeth
A new project from Film Stories…
Film Stories is getting into the physical media business, and we’re bringing the film Sneakers back to Blu-ray in the UK
Zack Snyder details Army Of The Dead, throws a little shade at Warner Bros
The helmer of the upcoming Netflix zombie action flick – a certain Mr Zack Snyder – has been chatting about Army Of The Dead
The A-Team reboot links Will Smith
A new rumour links Will Smith with a fresh take on The A-Team – and we’ve got just a little bit of extra information on that
Dream Horse: new trailer lands for delayed family movie
There are signs around the world that Dream Horse – starring Toni Collette – is finally heading to release, with a new trailer landing
Jacob Tremblay joins Peter Dinklage in Toxic Avenger reboot
The Good Boys star is set to join Peter Dinklage in Legendary’s reimagining of the low budget 80s cult movie The Toxic Avenger
Trailer lands for immigration drama, Blast Beat
The trailer has released for the acclaimed Sundance film Blast Beat, about a Colombian family who face struggles after emigrating to the US
I’ve got a few questions about Kevin Smith’s Tusk
Kevin Smith’s 2014 horror comedy Tusk stars Justin Long and asks walrus-related questions of humankind – and Hattie has questions too
Films to watch on BBC iPlayer right now (and when they’re leaving the service)
Who needs Netflix and Prime? Turns out that BBC iPlayer has a terrific collection of films to watch – here’s our fully updated list
Fast & Furious 9 trailer brings family back
The Fast Saga has released a mega 3-minute trailer for the long-awaited Fast & Furious 9
Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern attached to Florian Zeller’s The Father follow-up
Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern have signed up to star in a new film by Florian Zeller, writer and director of BAFTA-winning The Father
Steve Guttenberg on Three Men & A Baby, Police Academy sequels
Don’t expect Steve Guttenberg in the new Three Men & A Baby reboot – but Police Academy 8 might just be a different matter
Gerry Anderson: new in-depth feature documentary announced
A full documentary feature about Gerry Anderson is to use technology to build a new interview with him too: more details here
Kevin Smith selling next film Killroy Was Here as a crypto-data token
Kevin Smith is crossing the streams of cryptocurrency and filmmaking, as he looks to get funding together for his next project
Saw, Chaos Walking getting Ultra HD 4K Blu-ray releases in the UK
Two more films are heading to the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray format in the coming weeks: more details on them right here
Director Chris McKay helming Universal Monsters Renfield movie
The solo film for Dracula’s unhinged servant Renfield is now moving forwards with the director of The LEGO Batman Movie at the helm
Trailer lands for upcoming horror, Seance
Catch your first glimpse of the next horror from one of the creators of V/H/S and You’re Next, Simon Barrett
A big DC Comics cameo is set for Ava Duvernay’s Naomi – with a twist
Exclusive: with a spoiler for the first episode and the first issue of the comics, it looks like there’s something special coming to DC’s Naomi
The extremes of collecting physical media: how many copies of the same film do YOU own?
VHS? LaserDisc? DVD? Blu-ray? 4K? Delve into one man’s lifelong obsession with collecting physical media
Wellbeing & Mental Health Matters: it’s okay, to not be okay
A few words on the world opening up, and why it’s absolutely okay to still be struggling with that a little
4K Ultra HD Blu-ray: upcoming UK releases and dates
As the format continues to slowly gain traction – here’s our regularly-updated list of upcoming 4K UK disc releases
Zach Snyder’s Army Of The Dead trailer
The trailer for Zach Snyder’s highly anticipated film Army Of The Dead was released this afternoon
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard trailer released
Ryan Reynolds is back to be a hitman one more time in a new trailer for The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard, the sequel to his 2017 comedy with Samuel L Jackson
Google Play Movies: changes ahead for digital movie purchases
Owners of certain televisions and Roku devices will now have to watch their Google-purchases movies through YouTube instead
Ryan Gosling signs up for The Actor
Neon has acquired the upcoming drama The Actor, based on the best-selling book Memory – and Ryan Gosling will star in the film
Joe Cornish to adapt Mark Millar’s Starlight for next project
Joe Cornish’s third film will be an adaptation of the Mark Millar comic book hero Starlight, that he will both write and direct
Trailer for Dave Grohl-directed music documentary, What Drives Us
What Drives Us examines the allure of touring as a band, and will reportedly be coming to Amazon Video: trailer here
The challenge of launching a new Blu-ray label
Filmmaker Phil Escott talks about launching Cardiff-based physical media company Fractured Visions, starting with the release of Silent Action
The Hours And Times hits 30, new UK Blu-ray release
The film telling the story of John Lennon and Brian Epstein’s trip to Spain in 1963 is now getting a new UK Blu-ray release
Backdraft is finally getting a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray release in the UK
1991’s firefighting drama Backdraft is set to give 4K home cinema set-ups in the UK a workout from the end of May
Carol Morley and her lockdown film club
Director Carol Morley tell us all about about her Lockdown Film Club – and her future plans
BAFTAs 2021: full list of winners as Nomadland takes best picture
Overnight, the annual British Academy Film Awards took place, with Nomadland taking Best Film, continuing its sweep of the awards season
Mad Max as an allegory for the crack epidemic
How the Mad Max movies tapped into the politics of the 1980s across the original trilogy – and looking ahead at where they’ll go next
Old movies: The Sign Of The Cross in focus
Our old movies column returns, and this time we take a look back at the pre-code era film The Sign Of The Cross from Cecil B DeMille
New Star Trek movie coming in 2023
Paramount Pictures confirms that Star Trek is heading back to the big screen in 2023, with the surprise reveal of a new film