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A Top-Tier Visual Crafted by James Wan x Blumhouse

Neve Campbell in ‘Scream 7,’ Kim Hye-yoon in ‘Salmokji,’ and Blumhouse’s new ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy.’ April’s horror lineup that brings an end to the “summer-only” era.

Directed by Lee Cronin of 'Evil Dead Rise'... Confirmed for April Release in South Korea

Kyobo Bookstore’s July sales surge 595.5% year over year… From fully translated editions to comics and guidebooks, new releases keep rolling out

A new film from director Peter Farrelly… newcomer Anthony Ippolito takes on a 100% match for Sylvester Stallone’s look in his younger days Hollywood’s greatest behind-the-scenes story—where a filmmaker wrote the script himself and still set a “no selling unless I’m the lead” ultimatum Matt Dillon, AnnaSophia Robb, Stefan James, and more solid supporting players join the cast… Opening in theaters this November via Amazon MGM distribution

Family and official social media announcements on the 13th (local time)… Neill fell asleep peacefully beside his family at a hospital in Sydney, Australia After a blood cancer (T-cell lymphoma) diagnosis in 2022, he recently received a clean bill of health, but an unexpected tragedy followed From Dr. Alan Grant in 'Jurassic Park' to 'The Piano' and 'Peaky Blinders,' he crisscrossed the screen in more than 150 productions over 50 years New Zealand and Australian prime ministers mourn in unison… “The greatest cultural icon that carried our film industry to the world”

A behind-the-scenes film production story about the Minions’ bumpy entry into 1920s Hollywood. ‘Yellow’ dreamers who want to direct: ‘Minions & Monsters’ opens on the 15th

Cast members used a ‘McDonald’s menu’ code to hide clandestine midnight skinship ‘Milkshake = kissing,’ ‘Chicken Nuggets = hand-based intimacy,’ and what ‘French Fries’ really means In mourning after director James Barker’s death, Peacock logs its highest-ever viewership record run for its ‘Peacock’ role

I can’t stop fixating on the objects in the movies. I get pulled into deep thought over why—director, cinematographer, production designer, maybe even an actor—someone put that object in front of the camera. “Joo Seong-cheol’s Locker” is a record of the objects from films that landed in my eyes, as if they gently stepped over them.