The Beatles Biopics Preview: Release Date, Cast, Plot, and More
Beatlemania isn’t dead! Sam Mendes’ four-part biopic series, The Beatles: A Four-Film Cinematic Event, is hitting theaters in 2028.
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Neon’s Exit 8 Official Trailer Presents A Terrifying Endless Loop in a Claustrophobic Subway Passage
The official trailer for Neon’s Exit 8 presents a horrifying claustrophobic loop involving a single subway hall and a man desperate to find his freedom. Read on here!
Gore Verbinski on ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ and Sam Rockwell’s 11-Page Monologue
Gore Verbinski discusses directing ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ and the film’s opening monologue with Sam Rockwell. Read the interview!
5 YA Romance Novels You Should Read This Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day, we’ve got a list of young adult novel recommendations that include a little something for everyone.
Send Help Review: Rachel McAdams Delivers in a Welcoming Return to Horror From Sam Raimi
Send Help is a return to form for Raimi and brings out a career-defining performance from Rachel McAdams. Read our review.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with These New 7 LGBTQIA Books: To the Death, In Her Spotlight, and more
Celebrate Valentine’s day this year with new LGBTQIA reads: To the Death, In Her Spotlight, and more. Check out the rest of the list!
Jean-Michel Le Gal on Saint-Pierre’s Twisty and Dark Season 2
Eulalie Magazine had the privilege of chatting with Jean-Michel Le Gal about his role as Renuf Aucoin in CBC’s Saint-Pierre Season 2.
Taskmaster Live Review: Destroy, Dismantle, and Engulf in Flames in Chicago
Taskmaster Live is a whimsical tribute to the original series. It’s a few hours of fun that you won’t soon forget. Read our review of the Chicago show.
The Rip Review: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Deliver Old-School Thrills
The Rip is here, but does it deliver gritty, cop thrills? Can Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s chemistry survive a night of paranoia? Read Quinn Que’s review.
Mercy Review: A Timely Premise Trapped in Screenlife Gimmickry
In a year already crowded with AI-themed entertainment, Mercy struggles to justify its existence beyond capitalizing on trending topics.