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DC Studiosand Warner Bros.are about to release “Clayface” later this month in theaters, and co-CEO Peter Safran has an optimistic update concerning the gestating “Swamp Thing” movie that had James Mangold attached (was one of the first projects announced as part of their first run of DC films and shows in development).

Alfred Hitchcock once described audiences experiencing a horror movie in a fascinating way.

James Gunnappears to have little interest in slowing down. Even as his next DC film moves through post-production, the filmmaker is already working on the screenplay for what comes after it, although he has not revealed what that project is.

Primetime wants you uncomfortable, and it gets there fast. I have no problem with a film asking me to sit with something ugly. My problem is walking out of that discomfort feeling like the movie backed away from its own best questions. Making an audience squirm is easy. Giving that squirm somewhere meaningful to go…

The DC Universe is chugging along as James Gunn revealed to his fans weeks ago that the Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow, has wrapped. He posted pictures of the cast and crew on his Threads account with the caption, “That’s a wrap on principal photography for Man of Tomorrow. Truly a joyful experience and I…

Baththa director Balaji Tharaneetharan sat down with Gulte Pro’s Ram Venkat Srikar for an insightful conversation about the film, its writing, and the thought process behind some of its most interesting moments.

The creator of Fake Profile and ¿Dónde Está Elisa? will develop a new original drama series alongside the Turkish production company’s creative team and its Ibero-American division, as Ay Yapım continues expanding its original content strategy across Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking markets.

We just heard aboutGuillermo del Toro’s disastrous BioShock movie talks. Thankfully, the director currently trying to bring Rapture to the screen sounds considerably more optimistic.

Advice struggling actors sometimes get is to write for themselves. Of course, they may not have the chops to do that, but in the film industry there are indeed actors who also write, and successfully at that. Yes, sometimes they write their own movies, but some also have screenwriting careers not based solely on their…