Christopher Shultz

4 weeks ago | screenrant.com | Christopher Shultz

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account Whenever a filmmaker breaks onto the scene with an impressive debut film, there is immense pressure to follow up their groundbreaking first movie with something equally good, if not better. Even if a director’s debut efforts isn’t a massive success straight out of the gate, there’s still a sense of wanting to go bigger for the second outing — bigger stories, bigger names in the cast, and bigger budgets. If the artists in question...

1 month ago | movieweb.com | Christopher Shultz

In another sign we're indeed living in strange times, Haliey Welch, otherwise known as "Hawk Tuah Girl," will be the center of an upcoming documentary from Emmy-winning production company Bungalow Media + Entertainment. The company previously produced the docs Little Richard: I Am Everything, Serving the Hamptons, and Surviving Jeffrey Epstein. No news of a director for the film has been confirmed as of this writing.

1 month ago | movieweb.com | Christopher Shultz

The highly-anticipated reboot of Resident Evil from Barbarian director Zach Cregger may have its lead actor, and he's already well-versed in the realm of zombies and horror. Deadline reports that Austin Abrams is in early talks to join the Resident Evil cast. No word on what role he'll be playing, if it will be an established character in the franchise or a new invention from Cregger and co-screenwriter Shay Hatten.

1 month ago | movieweb.com | Christopher Shultz

Whovians, it's nearly time to board the TARDIS once again. In anticipation of the new season, debuting next month, the official BBC Doctor Who Instagram account unveiled the titles of every episode. And in doing so, they also revealed some intriguing background graphics that could give us some clues about the Doctor's (Ncuti Gatwa) upcoming adventures. The BBC further revealed the writers and directors of each episode, with showrunner Russell T. Davies penning five of the eight installments.

1 month ago | movieweb.com | Christopher Shultz

It's a common complaint among a certain group of moviegoers: they would watch more foreign films... if they didn't have to read the subtitles. English dubs are a decent substitute, but they can also be distracting due to the words not matching the movement of the actors' mouths. For anyone in this camp, artificial intelligence company Flawless has a solution they are calling a "game changer" in the realm of foreign film distribution.