Katherine McLaughlin

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Katherine McLaughlin

Released:18 April 2025 (in cinemas)Certificate:15Director:Ryan CooglerCast:Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, Miles Caton, Delroy LindonDistributor:Warner BrosRunning Time:138 mins Kendrick Lamar and Sza’s song ‘Luther’ which made up part of the already iconic performance at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime show (they also performed All the Stars from Black Panther) expresses a similar sentiment to Ryan Coogler’s audacious and gory genre-defying Southern gothic horror, Sinners.

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Katherine McLaughlin

Upcoming dark anthology movie, Freaky Tales is set in Oakland, California. It’s where director Ryan Fleck grew up and is inspired by real stories from its history. Filmmaking duo Anna Boden and Fleck, who were also behind Captain Marvel and the Oscar-nominated Half Nelson starring Ryan Gosling, tell us that Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction and Jim Jarmusch’s Mystery Train informed the framing device for the 1980s fantasy-comedy anthology film.

1 week ago | scifinow.co.uk | Katherine McLaughlin

Released:10 AprilDistributor:Netflix There are so many discussions taking place on the subject of AI in all types of industries, including entertainment, science and medicine to name a few. So, it makes sense that the latest series of Charlie Brooker’s dark satire peeks behind the curtain on the pitfalls and positives of the development of the technology and how it is shaping culture, humanity and our lives.

3 weeks ago | scifinow.co.uk | Katherine McLaughlin

Released:4 April 2025Certificate:15Director:Alex ScharfmanCast:Paul Rudd, Jenna Ortega, Will PoulterDistributor:107 minsRunning Time:107 mins Unsurprisingly the trend of ‘eat the rich’ horror films has been having a moment over the last few years. In 2019, Jordan Peele’s Us and Radio Silence’s Ready or Not took aim at the wealthy with viciously funny relish, and more recently Zoë Kravitz’s Blink Twice had its fill.

1 month ago | lwlies.com | Katherine McLaughlin

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