The Director of ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ Made This Forgotten WWII War Film That Was Years Ahead of Its Time

When German novelistErich Maria RemarquewroteAll Quiet on the Western Frontin 1929, it was as if the world had been waiting for someone to finally tell war’s ugly truth. At the time, war stories were either glorified or avoided altogether, with many believing audiences wouldn’t stomach such a raw, unfiltered look at the battlefield. Remarque’s novel defied this expectation, becoming one of the most powerful portrayals of disillusionment in war literature. The novel tells the story of Paul,a teenage soldier who enrolls with his schoolmates after being indoctrinatedwith war heroic ideology....

August 12, 2025 · 5 min · 860 words · Samantha Matthews

The Hunger Movie Remake Coming From Warner Bros.

The Hunger, the erotic vampire film that kickstartedTony Scott’s career, will be getting a remake courtesy of Warner Bros., and it already has big names attached.Professor Marston and the Wonder WomendirectorAngela Robinsonis in the final talks to direct the film, withA Simple FavorscribeJessica Sharzerwriting the screenplay, according toDeadline. The film was based on authorWhitley Strieber’s titular novel and starredCatherine Deneuve. She portrayed the centuries-old vampire Miriam, who promises eternal life to her lovers through injections of her blood....

August 12, 2025 · 2 min · 331 words · Becky Rangel

The Matrix 4 a Go with Lana Wachowski to Direct, Reeves to Return

It had been assumed that Warner Bros. was simply planning to rebootThe Matrixfranchise. Back in 2017,it sounded likesome form of reboot or legacyquel was in the works, but thenthis past May, directorChad Stahleski, who did stuntwork onThe Matrixmovies, said thatLana and Lilly Wachowskiwere involved in a fourth installment (although his rep said this was for a “hypothetical” scenario). Apparently it was slightly more than hypothetical becauseThe Matrix 4is happening in a big way....

August 12, 2025 · 2 min · 329 words · Amanda Gonzalez

The Post: Bob Odenkirk and Matthew Rhys on Spielberg's A-List Cast

WhileSteven Spielberg’sThe Postis led by two Oscar darlings —Meryl StreepandTom Hanks— the rest of the cast is a who’s who of prestige TV.Sarah Paulson(American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson) plays Hanks’ on-screen wife,Jesse Plemons(Breaking Bad) plays a lawyer for The Washington Post,BradleyWhitford(West Wing) is a misogynist board member working against Streep’s Kay Graham – the first female pubisher for the paper,Matthew Rhys(The Americans) is the leak that brings The Pentagon Papers to the media, and the journalists of the Post haveCarrie Coon(The Leftovers) andBobOdenkirk(Better Call Saul) on their team....

August 12, 2025 · 2 min · 356 words · Kelsey Manning

The Season of 'Archer' That Completely Changed the Show

If there’s one thingArcher’s multifaceted narrative has offered over the years, it’s a sea of endless possibilities. From high-stakes espionage to space adventures and evil cyborgs, the show has taken viewers for a ride during its 14-year run. But before all the layers and nuances, it was but a mere spy show — not your run-of-the-mill one, but a spy show nonetheless. One particular season saw the show spin on its axis, in turn shaking things up within the ragtag crew of talented, but somewhat incompetent spies....

August 12, 2025 · 6 min · 1138 words · Dorothy Tapia

The Stranger Drive-In Q&A with Maika Monroe, Avan Jogia and More

[Editor’s note: The following containsspoilersthrough the finale of The Stranger, “Chapter 13.”] If you weren’t able to attend thedrive-in movie theater screeningof Quibi’sThe Strangerlast week at the Americana in Glendale, California, we’ve got the next best thing for you right here! you may catch all 13 Chapters of theVeena Sud-directed series using the Quibi app and then watch the post-screening Q&A from the event right here on Collider. The StrangerstarsMaika Monroeas Clare, an aspiring writer who moves to Los Angeles to live her dream....

August 12, 2025 · 2 min · 420 words · Katelyn Arellano

This Fan Favorite 'S.W.A.T.' Couple May Never Be Seen Together Again

Besides the thrilling, high-stakes mission that cop procedural shows thrive on, the romantic elements are just as important as they add an emotional depth that makes the often heroic characters appear relatable. ForCBS’s much-loved procedural show,S.W.A.T., that romantic element has primarily been provided by the married couple, Nichelle Carmichael (Rochelle Aytes) and Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson (Shemar Moore). However, Nichelle Carmichael has been noticeably absent since the show returned for Season 8 and her chances of ever returning to share the screen with Hondo are pretty slim, according to a new update shared by showrunner,Andrew Dettman....

August 12, 2025 · 3 min · 452 words · Ronald Sparks

Thr Last of Us Image: Pedro Pascal and Anna Torv Share a Tender Moment

It’s just mere weeks until HBO’sThe Last of Uspremieres in mid-January. The series based on the award-winning horror video game franchise of the same name has been dropping newimagesalmost every day in December leading up to the adaptation’s highly anticipated debut. Now the latest image gives us another look atPedro Pascal’s Joel andAnna Torv’s Tess. The image has the two partners in crime sitting on a post-apocalyptic staircase sharing a rather tender moment — the calm before the storm....

August 12, 2025 · 3 min · 452 words · Crystal Herring

U.S. Marshals Provide Update on Julie Chrisley’s Whereabouts

Julie Chrisleycaused panic amongChrisley Knows Bestfans when it was first reported that herwhereabouts were unknown. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), Chrisley was not in their custody. U.S. Marshals can now confirm that Chrisley is now in their custody as they transport her to her resentencing hearing that takes place this month on September 25, perThe Atlanta-Journal Constitution. AsChrisley was unable to attend the hearing remotely,she must now attend in person....

August 12, 2025 · 3 min · 472 words · Ryan Hunt

Watch: Jordan Peele, Darren Aronofsky & More Discuss Screenwriting

The latest THR long-form roundtable has arrived! We’ve already shared the in-depth discussions with thedirectors,actors, andactressesroundtables, and now we’ve got the hour-long chat between some of 2017’s most celebrated screenwriters. The latest roundtable Q&A includesJordan Peele(Get Out),Darren Aronofsky(mother!),Aaron Sorkin(Molly’s Game),Emily V. Gordon(The Big Sick),Fatih Akin(In the Fade), andAndrew McCarten(Darkest Hour), and dives into all kinds of subjects related to writing movies. Aronofsky talks knowing that mother! was going to be divisive, the different interpretations ofmother!...

August 12, 2025 · 1 min · 208 words · David Smith

Weekend Box Office: Good Boys Surprises with #1 Debut

WhileUsscored Universal Pictures the only #1 box office debut for an original film in earlier this year, the studio can now boast they’ve accomplished this feat twice in 2019. The original R-rated comedyGood Boysopened in first place at the box office this weekend with an impressive $21 million opening weekend, giving the comedy genre a much needed boost after films likeStuber,Long Shot, andLate Nightwere D.O.A. It also scored the second biggest opening weekend for a comedy in 2019 so far, right behindA Madea Family Funeral’s $27 million bow....

August 12, 2025 · 3 min · 526 words · Jeffrey Kelly

What Could Kevin Costner's Exit Mean for 'Yellowstone's Future?

For five dramatic seasons,Kevin Costnerhas embodiedthe reigning patriarch of the Dutton family, John Dutton. His stoic yet stubborn demeanor has defined the current generation of Duttons as he lords over his feuding children and devoted farmhands. Costner has been the steadfast face of the series since its inception, helping to create a sprawling universe with two spin-offs and even more in the works. His character is the glue that holds the storyline together, so what will it mean for the future ofYellowstoneif he leaves?...

August 12, 2025 · 4 min · 643 words · Emily Mason

What's New in Theaters This Weekend: Ke Huy Quan Kicks Some Ass, A Different Bloody Valentine, and More

The heart-shaped decor has once more infiltrated crafting stores, big box stores, and even grocery markets asValentine’s Daydraws nearer. Although the new movies coming to theaters this week are somewhat related to the romantic holiday, this week’s releases are geared more toward the cynics and skeptics. Bereft of a heart-warming romance film, this week’s lineup includes a slasher film, dramas, an action-comedy, and anxiety-building science fiction movies. Read on to find the next movie that could cause you an extra couple of bills for therapy....

August 12, 2025 · 5 min · 974 words · Catherine Sloan