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Magnet Releasing will bring Man Finds Tape — a taut, unnerving exploration of digital-age unease — to select cinemas and digital platforms on 5...
Magnet Releasing will release Man Finds Tape – a tightly wound, digital-age descent into the uncanny – on December 5, 2025, arriving in select...
Magnet Releasing is all set to released Man Finds Tape – an uncomfortably convincing, digital-age supernatural shocker – in select theaters and on digital...
Kula Shaker are gearing up to release their eighth album, Wormslayer, on 30 January 2026, with the line-up that powered their breakthrough years back...
After a year in which Good Health Good Wealth seemed to be everywhere at once – lighting up Glastonbury, punching through the main stages...
Roadside Attractions and Saban Films will release King Ivory in theaters tomorrow, November 14. The latest film from award-winning filmmaker John Swab (One Day...
Aaron Eckhart is back on four-pawed patrol in Muzzle: City of Wolves, the surprise sequel to 2023’s gritty K-9 crime thriller Muzzle. Set for...
Aaron Eckhart returns as Jake Rosser in Muzzle: City of Wolves, the follow-up to 2023’s crime thriller Muzzle. The film is set for US...
Cullen Bunn, the New York Times bestselling and Eisner Award–nominated writer known for shaping some of the most memorable comics of recent years, makes...
Paramount Pictures is unleashing the world’s deadliest game show this Friday, November 14th, with The Running Man — Edgar Wright’s high-octane take on Stephen...
What happens when innocence collides with a destiny beyond understanding? That’s the question at the heart of The Carpenter’s Son, the French-American horror from...
Chicago-born author Christina Henry has long mastered the art of turning the familiar inside out, revealing the darkness that hides in plain sight. Known...
This Friday, October 31, Violent Ends — a hard-hitting, Southern-set revenge thriller from writer-director John-Michael Powell (The Send-off) — arrives in cinemas, courtesy of...
Iraqi filmmaker Oday Rasheed approached If You See Something with a clear purpose: to address one of the most fundamental human dilemmas – the...
When Iraqi filmmaker Oday Rasheed set out to make If You See Something, he wanted to explore what he calls “the ultimate struggle between...
After more than a decade dissecting films on YouTube, Chris Stuckmann finally steps behind the camera – and the results are as gloriously unsettling...
After years of relentless hustle, Birmingham quartet The Clause are finally set to make their mark with the release of their debut album Victim...
“I wanted to explore what it means to be watched, and what it means to watch others,” muses Joey Batey – a sentiment that...
