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The ever alluring pull of the British monarchy strikes again with Victoria and Abdul, which plucks…
Borg/McEnroe tells the story of the biggest rivalry in tennis ever, with Shia LaBeouf and Sverrir Gudnason starring as the legendary players.
Awards season means it’s time to overcome an illness, and with Breathe, the inspirational real-life story…
Baker turns his camera towards overlooked members of society in The Florida Project, another film doused in realism, much like his Tangerine.
Will Aaron Sorkin be as distinctive a director as he is a writer? We’ll know with his upcoming directorial debut MOLLY’S GAME.
Birth of the Dragon tells the story of Bruce Lee before his fame and is directed by George Nolfi – starring Philip Ng and Yu Xia.
There’s lots of people who use humor as medicine, so expect The Death of Stalin to hit more than a few funny bones.
Marshall is the upcoming film about the life of the 1st African American Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, played by Chadwick Boseman.
James Franco and co are making a film about how cult favorite film The Room was actually made, and it’s called The Disaster Artist.
The Tiger Hunter is an upcoming comedy about Sami Malik, a young Indian man trying to live up to his father’s legacy in 1970s Chicago.
Ready Player One may not be everyone’s pop culture holy grail, but to ’80s and early ’90s kids, this will hit all your nostalgia buttons.
Death Wish is directed by Eli Roth and stars Bruce Willis, Mike Epps, Camilla Morrone, Dean Norris, Vincent D’Onofrio and Elizabeth Shue.
Darren Aronofsky returns to his bread-and-butter with Mother!, a psychological horror film long shrouded in secrecy.
David Hasselhoff is back to make fun of himself in Killing Hasselhoff, directed by Darren Grant, starring Ken Jeong and of course, The Hoff.
It’s been a while since clowns really scared us, which means it’s time for a proper film version of Stephen King’s infamous It.
