Hope Madden

1 week ago | columbusunderground.com | Hope Madden

“Our Pride Month program is important because it creates space for visibility, celebration, and community, through the power of visual storytelling.”So says Chris Hamel, Gateway Film Center CEO and programmer, of the annual program of LGBTQ+ films in honor of Pride Month. Co-curated again with Columbus treasure Nina West, the film series kicks off Sunday, June 1.

1 week ago | gnofhorror.com | Hope Madden

Bring Her Back is a 2025 Australian supernatural horror film directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, and written by Danny Philippou and Bill Hinzman. Produced by Causeway Films and RackaRacka, in association with Salmira Productions and South Australia Film Corporation, the film stars Billy Barratt, Sora Wong and Sally Hawkins. It was theatrically released by Sony Pictures Releasing International’s Stage 6 Films in Australia on 29 May 2025.

1 week ago | crawfordcountynow.com | George Wolf |Hope Madden

(CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)—Get ready for your weekend viewing with two new reviews: George Wolf dives into the exhilarating finale of the Mission: Impossible saga, The Final Reckoning, and Hope Madden shares her thoughts on the live-action take on Lilo & Stitch. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoningby George WolfRemember that eye-popping train stunt in Dead Reckoning? How is this latest Mission: Impossible chapter possibly going to up that ante?

3 weeks ago | columbusunderground.com | Hope Madden

Is Bloodlines the best in the Final Destination franchise? Is Hurry Up Tomorrow just an extended The Weeknd music video? And what’s Barry Keoghan doing in it? Is Josh Hartnett the new John Wick? And are there clowns in our cornfields? Because we have a lot of cornfields and that could become a real problem. In theatersby Hope MaddenI’ll give you three reasons Final Destination: Bloodlines is the best since James Wong’s clever 2000 original, if not the best in the whole franchise.

1 month ago | columbusunderground.com | Hope Madden

Just the luck, right? You finally have the attention of the girl of your dreams, and then you die. That might not sound like such a romantic premise for a film, but horror movies are funny that way. “What’s Wrong Wendy is my own sapphic take on cult classics like Ginger Snaps, Jennifer’s Body, The Craft, and then even into the French Extremity movement,” says writer/producer/star Spooky Madison.