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The 6 Best Psychological Thrillers Released Since 2010, Ranked
Collider ranks six psychological thrillers released since 2010, arguing that the genre works best when danger emerges from characters’ unstable perceptions, guilt, obsession or desperation. The article presents these films as demanding but rewarding mysteries whose emotional impact becomes clearer on repeat viewings. – 6. *Shutter Island* (2010): A US Marshal investigates a patient’s disappearance…
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Sarajevo Film Festival 2026 Awards Austria’s ‘Everytime’ Best Film — See All Winners
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival concluded with Austria’s Everytime, directed by Sandra Wollner, winning the Heart of Sarajevo for Best Narrative Feature Film. The unanimous award, worth €16,000, recognised the film as a grief-centred ghost story, while the festival also honoured filmmakers and performers from across south-eastern Europe and beyond. – Best Narrative Feature: Everytime…
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IGN’s Top Reviewed Movies of 2026 So Far
IGN has compiled its highest-rated films of 2026 so far, including every title it scored 8/10 or above. The list is intended as a mid-year guide to critically acclaimed releases, spanning dramas, thrillers, comedy and music documentaries. – Josephine is the only film to receive 10/10, praised for its handling of trauma and its performances.…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day set for fourth US box-office win
Spider-Man: Brand New Day secured a fourth consecutive US box-office weekend win, holding off newcomers Insidious: Out of the Further and Jason Statham’s Mutiny. The Sony release’s estimated $36.5 million weekend lifted its domestic total to $852.4 million, overtaking Spider-Man: No Way Home to become the third-highest-grossing film in US box-office history and cementing its…
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The “offensive” 1991 Bruce Willis movie despised by the people who made it: “I’m embarrassed to have my name on that”
A retrospective piece looks back at 1991’s The Last Boy Scout, an R-rated action comedy starring Bruce Willis, which drew criticism from some of its own backers and creators for its violence and crude content. Financier David Geffen, who backed the film through his Geffen Production companies, later named it as his one filmmaking regret,…
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Test your pop culture: From Hollywood to the Heartland
Fox News Digital is promoting its weekly Pop Culture Quiz, which tests readers’ knowledge of recent entertainment headlines and online trends. The quiz is presented as a light-hearted way to follow stories ranging from Hollywood to broader American popular culture. This edition focuses on celebrity getaways and unexpected new beginnings, and asks readers to answer…
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The “ferociously original” 1981 movie Stephen King saved from oblivion: “You may never see it”
Stephen King’s glowing 1982 review of Sam Raimi’s low-budget horror film “The Evil Dead” is widely credited with rescuing it from obscurity and helping it reach a wider audience. The film had initially struggled, playing in just 15 US cinemas after its October 1981 release, with most major distributors turning it down. King saw the…
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Marvel’s Mutant Era Is Arriving at the Worst Possible Time for Disney+
Collider argues that Marvel’s forthcoming X-Men reboot, planned for 2028, should be supported by television spin-offs despite Marvel Studios reportedly intending to reduce its TV output after VisionQuest. The article says television could better establish mutants’ place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including public fear of them and the wider consequences of their emergence, rather…
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Amazon Is Under Fire After Leaking Jason Statham’s New Movie
Amazon accidentally made Jason Statham’s new action film Mutiny available on Prime Video before its intended release, allowing some viewers to watch it early. The film was removed, but the incident reportedly gave pirates time to copy and distribute it online, potentially harming its cinema takings and creating possible consequences for Amazon. Mutiny, distributed by…