In the trailer of The Boy and the Heron, a young boy, with visible shock and fear on his face, is running through a dark, destroyed street among destruction yelling “Mother.” The scene unfolds during World War II when his mother’s hospital catches fire and he’s trying to race towards the street to her, but the hospital collapses and she dies. The trailer then unfolds into a teaser of legendary filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki newest film. Returning from retirement after a decade, this…

Beyoncé is undoubtedly one of the biggest music icons of our time. With a career spanning over two decades, she has solidified herself as a force in both the music and entertainment industries. Now, fresh off her wildly successful Renaissance World Tour, Beyoncé is set to give fans an intimate behind-the-scenes look into the making of the tour and her personal life with her upcoming concert film, Renaissance: A Film By Beyonce.

The Hunger Games fans are about to witness the early days of the deadly Games that started a revolution in the fictional city of Panem. A few decades before Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) led a revolution in the aftermath of the 75th Hunger Games, Lucy Gray Baird (Rachel Zegler) offered hope to District 12 during the 10th Hunger Games as the OG Mockingjay. 

Before Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence), a different Mockingjay brought hope to the districts of Panem. Katniss may have sparked the revolution in The Hunger Games, but Lucy Gray Baird (Rachel Zegler) flew so that Katniss could soar. Given that we meet Katniss during the 74th Hunger Games, it’s obvious that there’s a whole lot of lore that predates what we see in the first four films. 

The real star of Argylle is undoubtedly going to be the cat, but there’s no denying that the cast is stacked. The meta spy movie boasts an A-list cast with names like Henry Cavill, Samuel L. Jackson, Bryce Dallas Howard, Dua Lipa, Catherine O’Hara, Bryan Cranston, and John Cena. Matthew Vaughn is sitting in the director’s chair, while Jason Fuchs penned the screenplay. 

We’ve had ocean monsters, we’ve had lake monsters, and now, our pools are getting haunted. Bryce McGuire and Rod Blackhurst first released the Night Swim short film in 2014, but it took a decade to turn it into a feature-length movie. There’s a simplicity to the short, where a woman disappears during a late-night swim after seeing a creepy figure by the pool.