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‘Grace Point’ review: Dir. Rory Karpf (2025)

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

In Rory Karpf’s Grace Point, a father and son get more than they bargained for on their way to rehab. Actor Rob Lowe’s son, John Owen Lowe, plays troubled teenager Brandon Hayes who is being driven across the country by his father (Andrew McCarthy) to a renowned rehabilitation facility with the hope that Brandon can turn his life around. However, a stop off to refuel ends in tragedy as the local folks don’t take too kindly to outsiders.
‘The Rebrand’ review: Dir. Kaye Adelaide [Sohome Horror Pride 2025]

1 week ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

The broken influencer has become a staple character within the horror genre, and Kaye Adelaide’s The Rebrand is the latest film to feature the trend. Rather than just one such character, The Rebrand features two cancelled influencers – lesbian power couple, Thistle (Nancy Webb) and Blair (Andi E McQueen) – trying to get back into the good graces of their fans.
‘Gonzo Girl’ review: Dir. Patricia Arquette [TriBeCa 2025]

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Patricia Arquette is one the best actresses of our generation. Her work in films such as True Romance, Boyhood, and Lost Highway demonstrate her talents in front of the cameras, but now Arquette is moving behind the camera with Gonzo Girl. The film, which screens at TriBeCa, is an adaptation of Cheryl Della Pietra’s novel of the same name. Set in 1992, Gonzo Girl recounts Pietra’s time working as an assistant of famed author Hunter S. Thompson.
Trailer for the 4K restoration of 'Human Traffic'

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Paul Heath

Check out this brand new trailer for the upcoming 4K restoration of Human Traffic, the 1990s cult classic written and directed by Justin Kerrigan. The BFI are re-releasing this in cinemas this summer and the film will also be available on digital and physical media.
Michael Weston discusses getting tied to a tree for new film 'Bark'

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Michael Weston is an actor known for his work in Garden State, Pathology, Gamer, and recent television show Home Before Dark, now he leads new thriller, Bark. Directed by Marc Schölermann, Bark originally debuted at Fantastic Fest 2023 and now finally arrives on digital and VOD from Friday 13th June.
Writer and Director Laura Piani talks all things 'Jane Austen Wrecked My Life'

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

For the last 250 years Jane Austen has been a popular author. Not only are her stories still read and studied by millions, but they are frequently adapted into television series and feature films. She has also been inspiring modern filmmakers to tell their own stories through an Austen lens, with writer and director Laura Piani being the latest with her directorial feature debut, Jane Austen Wrecked My Life.
‘Deep Cover’ review: Dir. Tom Kingsley [TriBeCa 2025]

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

On paper, the trio of actors, Bryce Dallas Howard, Orlando Bloom, and Nick Mohammed shouldn’t work. And yet the reality is that they make an odd, but cohesive unit in Tom Kingsley’s Deep Cover, a film which places three improv comedians into the world of organised crime. This premise seems a wild one for this threesome, but something clicks and it just works. Hugh (Mohammed), Kat (Howard), and Marlon (Bloom) are three individuals whose lives are just rather sad.
A trailer for the 'Bosch' spin-off 'Ballard' with Maggie Q

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Paul Heath

Here’s the trailer for new Bosch spin-off Ballard which is coming to the screen this summer over on Prime Video. Ballard is played by Maggie Q and is the second spin-off from the flagship Prime Video series. The series revolves around cold case detective Renée Ballard (Maggie Q), an investigator known for her determination, empathy, and ability to uncover conspiracies. It will premiere on the streaming channel on 9th July.
Berlinale premiering 'Islands' sets UK release date

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Paul Heath

Islands, which premiered at this year’s Berlin Film Festival – the Berlinale – has set a UK release date through BFI Distribution. Jan-Ole Gerster co-wrote and directs the film which stars Sam Riley, Stacy Martin, Jack Farthing, and Dylan Torrell. The feature sees Riley play a tennis coach working at a hotel resort who becomes entangled with an enigmatic couple played by Stacy Martin and Jack Farthing. It is set for release on 12th September. It will then release on the BFI Player in October.
‘A Tree Fell in the Woods’ review: Dir. Nora Kirkpatrick [TriBeCa 2025]

2 weeks ago | thehollywoodnews.com | Kat Hughes

Nora Kirkpatrick’s TriBeCa offering, A Tree Fell in the Woods, has one of the starriest ensembles at the festival. The film stars Alexandra Daddario, Daveed Diggs, Josh Gad, and Ashley Park as two married couples whose annual New Year’s festivities come unstuck after a tree falls in the woods. Very much a relationship dramedy, A Tree Fell in the Woods is an introspective film that casts not only these two relationships into the spotlight, but also each individual.