Trailer: Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley
Guillermo del Toro returns for his first film since 2017’s The Shape Of Water – you can get a glimpse right here
The Purge 6 is on the way, Frank Grillo to return
Frank Grillo is heading back to The Purge franchise, he’s confirmed, as he awaits the script for The Purge 6
Free Guy heading to DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray next month
The Ryan Reynolds-headlined hit Free Guy will be heading to disc in the UK in October – more details here
Denis Villeneuve discusses why Marvel isn’t for him
Dune director Denis Villeneuve has been ruminating on why the MCU probably isn’t right for his work
Marvel’s Shang-Chi reportedly facing a ban in China
The Marvel kung-fu blockbuster, currently doing solid numbers, is struggling to get a China release
Sneakers: details of the first Film Stories Blu-ray release here
Film Stories is launching its own Blu-ray label – and we’re bringing Sneakers back to the format, with a new commentary track too
Details emerge of Christopher Nolan’s deal with Universal
If you want to attract Christopher Nolan to your studio, it turns out he comes with a list of terms and conditions
The Bodyguard is getting a remake
The 1992 hit The Bodyguard – starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner – is heading back to the big screen in a new remake
First look at the sci-fi world of Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s new movie, Big Bug
Jean-Pierre Jeunet has been hard at work on a new sci-fi movie – and images have appeared giving us hints as to what’s in store
Full trailer drops for Spielberg’s West Side Story
It’s arriving a year later than planned, and here is the brand new full trailer for Steven Spielberg’s next film, his remake of West Side Story
Bond screenwriters set for London Q&A in October
Get insight into No Time To Die and support an independent London cinema at the same time: more details right here
Candyman on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray in November
Director Nia DaCosta’s hit new take on Candyman is proving successful in cinemas – and it’s heading to home formats this November
Bryce Dallas Howard to direct Flight Of The Navigator reimagining
Bryce Dallas Howard is set to bring Flight Of The Navigator back to the big screen, with a female protagonist in the cockpit this time
Revisiting the 1970s films of Michael Caine: Kidnapped
Our look at the 1970s films of Michael Caine sets sail to Scotland in the family adventure film Kidnapped
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
Christopher Nolan sets up next movie at Universal
Christopher Nolan brings two decades of working with Warner Bros to an end, as his new film goes to Universal instead
The original Casino Royale is getting a new Blu-ray release
It’s not the most popular James Bond film, but it’s one for completists: there’s a new Casino Royale Blu-ray on the way
A Boy Called Christmas: the first trailer
The big screen adaptation of Matt Haig’s A Boy Called Christmas lands in November – and here’s the first trailer for the upcoming film
Denis Villeneuve has received Dune 2 assurances
Dune begins its global cinema rollout, and as it turns out, HBO Max numbers might be as vital to the chances of Dune 2 as cinema takings
Twins sequel, Triplets, adds Tracy Morgan to cast
The belated sequel to Twins is moving ahead, with Tracy Morgan set to start instead of Eddie Murphy, as originally planned
They made a Baby Shark movie
If you’re looking for some more Baby Shark, then a feature film is heading to US cinemas – and is waiting for you on Netflix UK
The wonderfully eclectic film choices of Brendan Fraser
Jake Godfrey takes a look at the eclectic mix of film roles star Brendan Fraser has taken over his 30 years on screen
Mental health & wellbeing matters: judging people
In our spot on the site where we chat about things that can affect our mental health and general wellbeing, a few thoughts on snap judgements
Schwarzenegger’s Eraser rebooted, filming already wrapped
In a surprise move, it’s been announced that an Eraser reboot is already finished and set for a VOD-only launch: more details here
Alan Moore’s The Show: film gets UK release date, trailer
Alan Moore writes and appears in The Show, from director Mitch Jenkins: and here’s the trailer for the upcoming Northampton-set movie
Knives Out 2 wraps filming
Rian Johnson announces that filming has wrapped up on Knives Out 2, which has been shooting over the summer: now we just have to wait for it
Edgar Wright’s The Sparks Brothers heading to DVD, Blu-ray in October
With over three hours of additional features, Edgar Wright’s The Sparks Brothers documentary heads to disc in the UK this October
The Phantom Of The Open: first trailer
Sally Hawkins and Mark Rylance heading a real life golf story with a twist: here’s the trailer for The Phantom Of The Open
The Luther movie is happening: November filming, more cast announced
The Netflix/BBC co-adaptation of a Luther film rounds out its cast ahead of a November shoot: this one is finally coming together
Tower Heist and Universal’s aborted premium VOD experiment
Premium VOD may be becoming a new normal, but ten years ago, there was a huge backlash when Universal tried it with an Eddie Murphy movie
Old movies: a salute to 1931’s Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
Ahead of a special screening of the film this weekend, a few thoughts on what makes 1931’s Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde such a timeless piece of work
Parallel Mothers receives a January UK release date
Pathé has announced a January 2022 release date for Pedro Almodóvar’s new feature film Parallel Mothers
New trailer for Netflix horror There’s Someone Inside Your House
Netflix has released a trailer for new horror film There’s Someone Inside Your House, releasing in October
Don’t Worry, Darling teaser released a year ahead of the film’s release
A teaser trailer has been shared for Olivia Wilde’s upcoming film Don’t Worry Darling – but you won’t get to see the finished film until 2022
It looks like Paramount will be making fewer blockbuster movies
Paramount Pictures’ CEO reshuffle is reportedly further indication that the studio is planning to release fewer films theatrically
Ellen E Jones, Mark Kermode to host new Radio 4 film show
Radio 4 confirms The Film Programme is coming to an end, and has announced what’s going to be replacing it
Universal Classic Monsters: 4-film 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray set confirmed
Four horror classics from the Universal vaults are coming together in a single 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray boxset: more details on it here
Jeff Daniels recalls uncertainties of making Speed and Dumb & Dumber
1994 was a banner year for Jeff Daniels, with two smash-hit films – but both he and his agent were unsure either film was a good idea
David O Russell’s star-studded next project sets release date
David O Russell’s new film will be with us later this year, even though we don’t yet have an actual title for it – more here
Podcast: The Expendables (2010) and Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989)
In the new episode of Film Stories with Simon Brew, a pair of big hit movies, that each had their challenges to make
When The Silence Of The Lambs struggled to get a UK release date
Lots of films were caught up trying to get into UK cinemas at the start of the 1990s – and one of them was Oscar-winning hit The Silence Of The Lambs
How Batman (1989) helped shift Commodore Amiga computers
1989’s Batman movie didn’t just set the box office alight – it helped shift an awful lot of Commodore Amiga computers in the UK as well