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In “The Collective,” a gripping new film directed by Tom DeNucci and written by Jason James and Matthew Rogers, a skilled group of ethical assassins operate under the leadership of Liam (Don Johnson) with the goal of taking down those who remain outside. of the scope. of Justice. The story follows Sam (Lucas Till), who takes a challenging test to join The Collective, proving his worth in a paintball simulation. Despite his abilities, he finds himself stuck in a desk job, deciding which contracts the agency should accept, a role he is not happy with. Director: Tom DeNucci Writers: Jason James, Matthew Rogers Stars: Ruby Rose, Don Johnson, Lucas Till Sam's chance to prove himself comes when he takes on the case of Miro Lindell (Paul Ben-Victor), a wealthy human trafficker protected by formidable enforcers Daisy (Ruby Rose) and Nikita (Mercedes Varnado). As the plot unfolds, Sam collaborates with another mass murderer, Hugo (Tyrese Gibson), who offers a different approach to his missi...

 Get ready for a thrilling and treacherous whitewater rafting experience in the latest trailer for the movie “River Wild.” Meet Gray and Joey, played by Taran Killam and Leighton Meester, a sibling duo who love each other but harbor a deep mistrust. Joining them on this adventurous journey are two tourists and their childhood friend, Trevor, played by Adam Brody. The official synopsis reveals that their adrenaline-pumping excursion turns into a nightmare when the group is stranded in raging rapids. What began as an exciting journey quickly turns into a terrifying fight for survival, with someone seemingly hell-bent on sabotaging the expedition to keep shocking secrets hidden. To endure the dangerous river, Joey must face his fears, and they must all harness their killer instincts to escape the deceit aboard the raft and the havoc unleashed by the deadly waters. Director: Ben Ketai Writers: Ben Ketai, Mike Nguyen Le Stars: Leighton Meester, Adam Brody, Taran Killam The process of ma...

Kafkaesque short stories, even those written by Kafka, tend to work better on the page than on the screen. That becomes apparent once again with Joachim Back's ambitious film adaptation of Jonas Karlsson's acclaimed existentialist novel The Room, which received its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival. Retitled Corner Office, the film features a fascinating premise that sadly wears thin over the course of its feature length. But it provides an opportunity for Jon Hamm to demonstrate his gift for deadpan comedy. Director: Joachim Back Writers: Ted Kupper, Jonas Karlsson Stars: Jon Hamm, Danny Pudi, Christopher Heyerdahl In "Mad Men," Jon Hamm had his corner office: the room with a view, overlooking Madison Avenue, where Don Draper could work, drink, and brainstorm in peace. Perhaps that's why the actor was drawn to playing a humble paperboy with an ugly mustache and big dreams of filling that space in "Corner Office," a low-key workplace satire tha...

A runaway bride must fight for survival against her vengeful ex-fiancé and his seven deadly groomsmen. It starts out soft and smooth, and then the action builds up quickly. This film depicts the grim reality that every fairy tale tells a lie and doesn't necessarily have a happy ending. There's one last showdown of terror, where these groomsmen learn that she has no intention of going back to the life she once lived. The script has some clever but perplexing lines. Director: Timothy Woodward Jr. Writers: Chad Law, Shane Dax Taylor Stars: Cam Gigandet, Jason Patric, Natalie Burn The stunt work in “Till Death Do Us Part” is quite impressive, and the film is packed with gory action, mystery, and suspense that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats. It encompasses elements of "John Wick" and "Kill Bill" along with the high-octane atmosphere of "Atomic Blonde." It's your wedding day. "The Bridal Chorus" is playing on the organ. You ...

 “The Hiding Place” is a brilliantly crafted and intense drama that delves into the lives and experiences of the ten Boom family. Set during the dark period of Nazi Germany, the film follows Corrie ten Boom and her sister, Betsie, who face unimaginable hardships after being incarcerated at the Ravensbrook concentration camp. His crime? Help Jews by giving them refuge in your home in the Netherlands. The narrative poignantly portrays their unwavering love for one another and their unwavering faith in God, which deepens amid the harrowing trials they endure. The film's production values are commendable, offering a compelling and authentic portrayal of historical events. The story depicts both the agonizing sufferings and the triumphant joys experienced by the ten Boom sisters, making for a deeply moving and emotionally charged watch. Director: Laura Matula Writer: A.S. Peterson Stars: Nan Gurley, John Schuck, Carrie Tillis While “The Hiding Place” includes brief scenes of violence an...

Once the sensationalism settles, "Rub" offers a deeper look at its main characters, Neal and Perla, going beyond their roles as mere action figures in a gritty underworld. This shift allows the narrative to blossom into a thrilling tale of an outlaw couple on the run, while staying true to film noir tradition. By blending genres, the film keeps viewers on their toes as expectations are constantly reset, adding to its unpredictability. The third act is a knockout, as Fox delivers a parade of mind-bending hallucinations reminiscent of Danny Boyle's "The Beach." The film moves along at breakneck speed, leaving the audience elated, not knowing what direction it will take next. Director: Christopher Fox Writer: Christopher Fox Stars: Micah Spayer, Jennifer Figuereo, Westley Barrington Artope Furthermore, “Rub” breaks ground in terms of body representation, particularly celebrating the type known as “thicc”. Figueraro's ultra-curvaceous figure is shown as a desire...

Impressive pyramids of tranquility against the backdrop of the bustling city of Cairo; Welcome to Egypt, a fascinating country divided. There have been many discoveries over the years here, from an ancient civilization that has shaped and defined our own history and understanding of the world. The Egyptians were far ahead of their time in both architecture and artistic beauty. But, nevertheless, only 30% of those treasures have been discovered. 70% is still hidden under the sand. Step up with the Netflix documentary film crew acting like a fly on the wall as we travel to Egypt and the sands of Saqqara. There, the focus is divided between famous Egyptologists, Dr. Zahi Hawass and his protégé and rival, Dr. Mostafa Waziri. Both have their own teams directly focused on uncovering the greatest discovery in Saqqara, the City of the Dead. Director: Max Salomon Stars: Zahi Hawass, Mostafa Waziri As Waziri heads to a site in Bubasteion, Hawass focuses squarely on discovering the lost pyramid o...

Quicksand casts Carolina Gaitán (Charm) and Allan Hawco (Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan) as an American couple on the brink of divorce who travel to a foreign country for a work conference. While walking through the rainforest, they find themselves stuck in a quicksand pit due to a storm. Stranded and immobile, they must face the challenges of the jungle and face off against a poisonous snake in a fight to survive and escape. The film was produced by Sangre Films, a collaboration between Colombian production company Elemental Stories and US companies 222 Pictures and Dawn's Light Movies. Jason Cherubini, Nicolás Reyes, and Sean Patrick Burke served as producers, with Richard Switzer, Martin Ramos, John Harris, and Kris Meyer serving as executive producers. Director: Andres Beltran Writer: Matt Pitts Stars: Andrés Castañeda, Sebastian Eslava, Carolina Gaitan Director Andrés Beltrán expressed his enthusiasm for the exhilarating and demanding experience of making Quicksand, praising Carol...

AMC Theaters has partnered with Grindstone Entertainment and Roadside Attractions for the exclusive US release of Uninterrupted's “Black Ice” documentary. The film reveals a long history of racism in the world of hockey as told by former and black hockey players. In a sport where only about 5% of professional players are black, the documentary will give insight into the relationship between sport and athletes of color. “Black Ice” is directed by Hubert Davis and is executive produced by LeBron James, Maverick Carter, Drake and Adel “Future” Nur. The film premiered at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival, where it was the winner of the People's Choice Documentary. “Black Ice” will make its US debut in AMC theaters beginning July 14. Director: Hubert Davis Writer: Darril Fosty Stars: P.K. Subban, Marcel Albers “People who love hockey will rejoice in the message of this movie, which is that everyone should play by the same rules,” said Eric d'Arbeloff, co-president of ...

 Disney's Haunted Mansion is a feature that will add some much-needed spooky mystery to this summer. The film is set to thrill ride fans and casual moviegoers alike with its intrigue, ghosts, and storyline inspired by the famous theme park attraction. As we get closer to the release, the commercialization of the feature has increased teasing the audience with various looks and teasers, and Total Film has released a new look. In the image, Rosario Dawson, Owen Wilson, Tiffany Hadish and Danny DeVito stare at a computer screen, and from Dawson's worried look, it looks like they're searching for some important answers. The film has an ensemble cast, with each member playing a different type of "expert" who has come to help Dawson get rid of the mansion's ghosts. With its hilarious premise and strong on-screen talent, this feature will be a hair-raising ride and a laugh in equal measure. Director: Justin Simien Writer: Katie Dippold Stars: Rosario Dawson, Jamie Le...

 Set in a stage training program for shy kids and incorrigible amateurs, where attendees receive intensive instruction from Broadway burnouts, "Theater Camp" is that rare skit that has viewers laughing from the opening scene until the credits roll.  I'm referring to the 18-minute short film that Noah Galvin, Molly Gordon, Nick Lieberman, and Ben Platt uploaded to YouTube about a month into the pandemic, earning a cult following among musical theater geeks and those who survived comparable drama boot camps in upstate New York. Directors: Molly Gordon, Nick Lieberman Writers: Noah Galvin, Molly Gordon, Nick Lieberman Stars: Ben Platt, Molly Gordon, Noah Galvin The main version is more of the same, minus the laughs. Truth be told, this new "Theater Camp" probably contains so many laughs, except now, almost all of them are packed into the final half hour of a rapidly aging film in which co-directors Gordon and Lieberman hammer the same joke to death. satiety. The dr...

The trailer for Insidious: The Red Door is chilling and offers a tantalizing glimpse into the haunting world of the Insidious franchise. With its spooky atmosphere, chilling imagery, and heartwarming moments, this trailer sets the stage for another terrifying chapter in the popular horror series. Atmosphere and Visual Effects: The trailer masterfully establishes an ominous atmosphere right from the start. Dimly lit rooms, ominous shadows, and haunting imagery create an atmosphere of fear and anticipation. The visual aesthetic is meticulously crafted, plunging viewers into a nightmarish realm where the line between reality and the supernatural blurs. The chilling images leave an indelible mark, promising a terrifying experience for horror enthusiasts. Director: Patrick Wilson Writers: Leigh Whannell, Scott Teems Stars: Rose Byrne, Patrick Wilson, Ty Simpkins Story Teasers: Insidious: The Red Door offers enticing story teasers that leave audiences wanting more. Through carefully selected...

It's Ye Olde Framing Device, which allows a movie to start with an exciting part, then go back and rework that exciting part, and that way it doesn't have to start with a less exciting part, say an introduction to the characters. . : Stan (Gastambide) is our narrator, the de facto/almost adopted “brother” of Reda (Bedia), who runs a boxing/MMA gym in Paris. They're kind of your average joes, except beefy, and can throw and take hits. Reda's younger brother, Brahim (Brahim Bouhlel), is more of a jerk, an influencer wannabe who adores Pablo Escobar so much that he looks and dresses like him and impersonates him online. Nothing to see here, it goes on, on, until Brahim is kidnapped by narcos who don't think Escobar's part of him is particularly funny, and this plot is officially set in motion. Director : Franck Gastambide Writers : Franck Gastambide, Charles Van Tieghem Stars : Franck Gastambide, Ramzy Bedia, Anouar Toubali Reda rallies all the tough guys at the gy...

On June 8, the film Culpa mía will be released on the Prime Video platform. The film is based on the first book that makes up the trilogy of the writer born in Argentina and nationalized Spanish Mercedes Ron. This bears the title of Guilty. This novel was published in 2017 on the Wattpad platform (later it would be edited by Penguin) and then two more books would come, Your fault (2017) and Our fault (2018) that would complete the trilogy. The news is that you can now see the film version that begins this story. The saga has thousands of fans in Latin America and Spain who await the arrival of this romantic drama on streaming. Director: Domingo González Writers: Domingo González, Mercedes Ron Stars: Fran Berenguer, Noah Casas, Gabriel Guevara “My fault tells the story of Noah, who must leave the city, boyfriend and friends to move to the mansion of William Leister, the brand new and rich husband of his mother Rafaela de el. At 17 years old, proud and independent, Noah resists living in...

 Love's Greek to Me is a Hallmark romantic comedy film directed by Michael Robison, from a television script written by Joie Botkin. It is executive produced by Cameron Johann. Love's Greek to Me will premiere on Hallmark Channel on June 10, 2023 at 8/7c. American actress, musician, philanthropist, producer and former model Torrey DeVitto (38 years old) plays Ilana. DeVitto is best known for her roles in various television series, including Pretty Little Liars, The Vampire Diaries, One Tree Hill, Army Wives, and Chicago Med. Her film credits include I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer, K–ler Movie, Heber Holiday, Green Flash, The Rite, Cheesecake Casserole, Evidence, and Stevie D. He starred in the Hallmark Original Movies Best Christmas Party Ever, Write Before Christmas, and 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, among others. Stars: Katerina Konstas, Torrey DeVitto, Dimitri Gripari Ilana (DeVitto) and her Greek boyfriend Mike (Tsimitselis) travel to Santorini for hi...

 There are few actors in the world whose figure is as recognizable as Ma Dong-seok, aka Don Lee. As soon as his towering shoulders fill the frame in the opening moments of The Roundup: No Way Out, audiences will know his beast cop Ma Seok-do is back in action. After beating Chinese mobsters in 2017's The Outlaws and Korean migrants operating in Vietnam in the even more successful 2022 sequel The Roundup, this third outing sees Ma face fists with Japanese yakuza dealing a new party drug on the floor. Korean. Director: Sang-yong Lee Writer: Kim Min-sung Stars: Lee Jun-hyuk, Munetaka Aoki, Ma Dong-seok While fans of this hugely entertaining action-comedy franchise will likely flock to this third installment, The Roundup: No Way Out doesn't bring anything new to the table. Set in 2015, the story sees Detective Ma resorting to his bossy style of policing again, after the death of a young woman and the disappearance of a fellow police officer put him and his team in a Japanese-Korean...

"Simulant" takes us on a journey to a dystopian future, but unfortunately, it falls short of expectations. Despite an intriguing concept and a talented cast, the film does not offer a satisfying experience. The plot of "Simulant" revolves around a society ruled by advanced artificial intelligence, where humanity faces existential challenges. However, the execution lacks depth and fails to fully explore the story's potential. The script lacks the complexity and character development needed to really engage the audience. Director: April Mullen Writer: Ryan Christopher Churchill Stars: Robbie Amell, Jordana Brewster, Simu Liu The performances in "Simulant" are mixed. Some actors shine in their roles, bringing nuance and intensity to their characters. In particular, gives a powerful performance as , showcasing his range and talent. However, other performances feel underutilized or lacking in emotional depth, making the overall ensemble feel uneven. The dir...

 Filmmaker Darren Wilson (Finger of God, Furious Love, Father of Lights, Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost Reborn), has just wrapped up his 15-year, 6-film saga with a powerful film called "The God Man." Filmmaker Darren Wilson's latest project, "The God Man," will make its big screen debut for a one-night-only special event on June 6, 2023, via Fathom Events. In this film, Darren Wilson focuses his attention on the most famous person in history, Jesus Christ. Guided by a series of dreams, encounters, and divine timing, he travels through the nations seeking to reveal a Jesus who is not bound by rituals or religious dogma, but is real, alive, and active in today's world. He is not church. He is not religion. He is not hypocrisy. He is Jesus, and he is so much better than you can imagine. Director: Darren Wilson Writer: Darren Wilson Stars: David Wagner, Robby Dawkins, Daniel Kolenda “The God Man” sees Wilson once again traveling the world in an attempt to capture God m...

 At some point in the past, you won over your loved one's core by making them a mixtape of your title tracks and serenading them. At the Forcella venue in Naples during the 1970s, a boy named Enrico Frattasio clung to dreams of becoming a DJ while working as a cleaner at a record store. He started making mix tapes for his friends in the back, which soon became very popular. He then had the splendid but ill-informed idea of creating collectible duplicates in a much larger scope. Along with his brothers Peppe and Angelo, he established a monetary empire...of a truly illegal kind. Mixed for Erry's reason is like that of I Can Stop At any point I Need and shared by a host of Saxon Old English and global films: The terrifying young men are so charming (or alluring or provocative) that onlookers, they can certainly forgive their violations. In fact, the boss expressly requests that we relate to the reprobate and his rise and fall. “I just needed to be a DJ,” Enrico Frattasio reported...

 Jennifer Lawrence, an Uber driver without a car, finds herself financially strapped in a new trailer for the R-rated comedy "No Hard Feelings." That is, until a wealthy couple offers her a Buick Regal if she agrees to "date" her awkward 19-year-old son before she leaves for college. "You won't even rent your house, but now you're going to rent your vagina?" one of Lawrence's friends asks upon hearing about her arrangement, to which Lawrence replies, "You've got a Road Runner tattoo that covers your entire back, I don't think you should be telling anyone what to do with your body." Director: Gene Stupnitsky Writers: John Phillips, Gene Stupnitsky Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Natalie Morales In the trailer, Lawrence frantically circles a high school party looking for Percy (Andrew Barth Feldman), breaking into rooms only to find teenagers sitting on her phones. "No one fucks anymore?" she asks, stunne...