HBO Max Banks on Upcoming Genre Thriller ‘Mataviejitas: The Serial Killer’ (EXCLUSIVE)
HBO Max is firing up its Latin American slate with psychological thriller ‘Mataviejitas: The Serial Killer,’ currently shooting in Mexico
HBO Max is firing up its Latin American slate with psychological thriller ‘Mataviejitas: The Serial Killer,’ currently shooting in Mexico
"Michael" star Larenz Tate is joining the team behind Vault, a new streaming and distribution platform focused on empowering indie filmmakers.
A mix of established and first-time Mexican filmmakers will be presenting their upcoming projects at the Morelia Film Festival’s 12th Impulso Morelia.
A campaign has launched aimed at getting cinemas to refuse to screen 'Ali G: Who Iz I?,' which some argue contains racist and outdated stereotypes.
The subscription price for Apple TV will increase in the U.S. for new and existing subscribers beginning Friday, Aug. 28.
HBO Max is firing up its Latin American slate with psychological thriller ‘Mataviejitas: The Serial…
Ivan Ostrochovský's "Only Beautiful Things to Look At" is a handsome but muted expose of the forced sterilization of Roma women in '80s Czechoslovakia
Swiss director Jan-Eric Mack's Karlovy Vary competition entry 'A Happy Family' follows a working single mother at odds with child protection services.
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"Pokemon Go" celebrates its 10-year anniversary this week with Mewtwo event in Times Square and new "Pokemon Go Fest" details.
Randolph Mantooth, known for playing paramedic John Gage on the “Emergency!” TV series in the 1970s, died July 9 in Ventura. He was 80.
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Jay-Z celebrated the 30th anniversary of 'Reasonable Doubt' at Yankee Stadium with Beyoncé, Blue Ivy Carter, Nas, Alicia Keys and more.
Cineverse has bought ‘Portal to Hell’ and is planning a limited theatrical release for the horror-comedy.
Jack White offered an opening-act slot to Twin Temple, the self-styled 'Satanic' duo, after they were dropped by country singer Charley Crockkett.
Donald Iwerks, the Disney camera technician and co-founder of Iwerks entertainment, died July 9. He was 96.