Mike Flanagan’s Amazon Prime Video series adaptation of “Carrie” has rounded out its main cast. Variety has learned that 10 actors are now set for series regulars roles in the show, which is based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. As Variety
Paul Giamatti opened up about his unique parallels with his character in the seventh season of Netflix and Charlie Brooker’s anthology series “Black Mirror” during a SAG-AFTRA panel. The Oscar nominee starred as Phillip in “Eulogy,” an episode that has received immense praise for his
Movie Den, a teen-centric matinee repertory series held in the MUBI microcinema, will run June 16 through August 27 at Vidiots. With programming focused on “Engaging, delighting, and inspiring the next generation of film lovers,” screenings offered as part of the series include “Rear Window,”
Netflix has officially announced “My Sad Dead” (“Mis muertos tristes”), a new four-part horror drama miniseries helmed by acclaimed Chilean director Pablo Larraín and produced by his Chilean label Fabula in collaboration with Argentina’s K&S Films, producers of the streamer’s recent global mega-hit “The Eternaut.”
Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne are in the studio, putting the finishing touches on the Season 2 finale of “Poker Face,” but it’s the final cut of this magazine story they’re worried about. “It’s on you to edit,” says Lyonne in that dry, cigarette-crackled rasp.
Next week, the former president of “Grant Theft Auto” maker Rockstar North launches his first title since leaving the Take-Two Interactive-owned video game developer and opening his own studio, Build A Rocket Boy: the AAA narrative-driven action-adventure thriller “MindsEye.” Published by IOI Partners, the team
Welcome to Horror Explorer, a curated column showcasing the month’s best movies, series, books and everything else spooky worth checking out. I’m William Earl, the editor of Variety.com and the publication’s resident horror enthusiast. Please drop me a line at wearl@variety.com if there’s something I
Renée Zellweger admitted she had “a hard time” when she first met her costar Hugh Grant in “Bridget Jones’ Diary” because she was “such a fan.” “I was so nervous, I just didn’t want to make a jerk out of myself,” she revealed. “I didn’t