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After taking the world by storm with his Oscar performance, Ryan Gosling is back to shine in his next film, The Fall Guy. The story is based on the early 80's action series of the same name, starring Lee Majors, known for playing The Six Million Dollar Man.

If elevated horror had only one representative, it would be Ari Aster. The 37-year-old filmmaker is revolutionizing the genre with works such as Hereditary and Midsommar, which move away from the brutal and gory to focus on presenting artful cinematography and dark storytelling. Now, the director will kick off his latest film, Eddington. The title is capturing the attention of audiences and critics alike by bringing together a cast of high-caliber actors, including Joaquin Phoenix, Emma Stone, Austin Butler, Pedro Pascal, Luke Grimes, Deirdre O'Connell, Micheal Ward and Clifton Collins Jr.

Things were looking very bad for Scream 7, the long-awaited installment of the famous horror franchise that was having a resurrection at the box office with the last few films, where the old cast joins a new cast of leading ladies headed by Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega. Despite the departure of Neve Campbell in Scream VI, the film was able to hold its own thanks to the new generation of characters accompanied by veteran Courteney Cox, who was back for yet another installment taking on the role of Gale Weathers.

Bad news for fans of the Bat. The Batman Part II, starring Robert Pattinson, has officially delayed its release date, so it will no longer hit theaters on October 3, 2025 as previously scheduled. Due to an adjustment of its release schedule, Warner Bros., the company behind this long-awaited superhero film, also announced changes in the dates of other important productions. Thus, the new film saga of the character directed by Matt Reeves will not return until October 2, 2026.

After the premiere of Halloween Ends in 2022, everything seemed to be over for the horror saga, but it will continue on the small screen. It has become more than common that big movie hits, especially multi-film franchises, also have the opportunity to shine on television. Either to expand the story they tell in theaters, or to tell something completely different within the same universe.

Director Chad Stahelski, renowned for his work on the blockbuster John Wick film franchise, has reached a significant milestone in his career by signing a deal with Lionsgate (The Hunger Games). This partnership promises to further solidify his position in the industry and establish a promising collaboration with one of Hollywood's most influential studios.

A whirlwind of changes awaits Riley Andersen in 'Inside Out 2', the sequel to the Disney and Pixar film where human emotions are small characters in the Riley's mind. This time, viewers will meet the protagonist as she goes through adolescence and all the challenges of growing up. This also means the emergence of new emotions that we can already see in the new official trailer of the film. Anxiety, Envy, Ennui and Shame make an appearance in Riley's mind, where there used to be only 5 emotions.

Horror cinema is in one of its best moments. Every year new horror films and series are released, making it clear that it is a genre on the rise and where the ideas of the directors are always welcome. And to continue proving it, the trailer of a new film with a unique premise has just arrived. Late Night With The Devil is the new film from the Cairnes Brothers, a pair of directors who have already made 100 Bloody Acres (2012) and Scare Campaign (2016). In addition, after several years without directing, they release this film in which they adopt the aesthetics of the seventies to present a late night show called Night Owls full of terrifying surprises.

Over the course of five installments, the Final Destination film saga not only brought great joy to fans of the horror genre, but also became a solid source of income for New Line Cinema. Initially inspired by an episode of The X-Files, the first film starring Devon Sawa told the story of a group of young people who escape from a horrible tragedy, only to have death return to settle the score in the most exaggerated and bloody way possible.

Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation (Shrek) have released the first teaser trailer for The Wild Robot, the studio's new animated feature written and directed by Chris Sanders, known for his work on How to Train Your Dragon (2010) and The Croods (2013). The science fiction story, based on the illustrated bestseller by Peter Brown, explores the premise that "sometimes, to survive, we must become more than we were programmed to be." 'The Wild Robot,' is the first part of a book trilogy, the second being 'The Wild Robot Escapes' and the third 'The Wild Robot Protects.'