Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone’s comic talents are lost to one-dimensional roles in a misguided pandemic satire filled with dated jokes and disingenuous political messaging.

Blue Sunshine isn't very psychedelic for a movie about people going crazy on LSD. Read the full review now on Dread Central.

The Covid-era satire has been divisive at Cannes, but the director has not seen the reviews. He’s focused on his fears about ...

EXCLUSIVE: Calgary-based Peterson Polaris Corp has come on board dystopian action horror feature What’s Left Of Us, directed by Filipino-American filmmaker Tyrone Acierto, alongside the Philippines’ ...

EXCLUSIVE: Vinod Bhanushali is getting into business with Ali Abbas Zafar and Himanshu Mehra. Bhanushali Studios and AAZ ...

Among the attendees at THR and Longine's party on Saturday night in Cannes were 'Eddington' stars Pedro Pascal and Joaquin ...

A day later, in the now Dolby Atmos-equipped Grand Theatre Lumière, the most high-profile premiere of this year’s edition ...

At Cannes, Ari Aster and Pedro Pascal discussed Eddington, a film reflecting on America's political turmoil exacerbated by ...

Parul Gulati dazzled at the Cannes Film Festival, proudly flaunting her own hair brand on the red carpet. She blended beauty, ...

Dogma isn’t dead! In a packed presser this afternoon at the Zentropa villa in Cannes, filmmakers May el-Toukhy, Milad Alami, ...

EXCLUSIVE: Here in Cannes, 2AM, Elevation Pictures and HanWay Films have closed UK and U.S. pre-sales on Rapture, the ...

EXCLUSIVE: US-based sales company Multivisionnaire Pictures has acquired international rights outside of North America to ...