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Polaroid’s new Pokémon collection captures memories, not Pikachus
Polaroid has unveiled a limited-edition Pokémon collection to mark the franchise’s 30th anniversary, featuring cameras, instant film and accessories themed around characters such as Pikachu and Sylveon. The range goes further than Fujifilm’s Pokémon tie-in from five years ago by printing character designs directly around the frames of the instant film, and it marks a…
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Snips Partners With Banijay Rights and BIG Media to Turn Library Titles Like ‘Big Brother’ and ‘Humans’ Into Short-Form, Vertical Episodes (EXCLUSIVE)
Israeli digital startup Snips has struck new deals with Banijay Rights and BIG Media to convert established TV series and films from their libraries into short-form, vertical “microseries” for mobile viewing. The agreement marks Snips’ first major content partnerships and signals a wider industry push to repurpose existing back catalogues for mobile-first, snackable viewing habits,…
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22nd Camden Film Festival To Showcase New Work By Documentary’s Leading Lights: Gibney, Kopple, Oppenheimer, Chin, Vasarhelyi, Poitras & More
The 22nd Camden International Film Festival has unveiled its 2026 lineup, bringing together some of documentary film’s most celebrated names ahead of the event, which runs from 17-20 September in mid-coast Maine. Run by the Points North Institute, Camden is regarded as one of the world’s leading platforms for nonfiction cinema and a key launchpad…
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ABC Sues FCC Over Threats to Broadcast Licenses
ABC has sued the Federal Communications Commission, accusing the agency of threatening its broadcast licenses and targeting the content of *The View* in what the Disney-owned network calls a free speech violation by the Trump administration. The lawsuit, filed on Tuesday in a Washington D.C. district court, seeks a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction…
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10 Classic Crime Movies You Must Watch in 2026
Collider has published a list recommending ten classic crime films worth watching in 2026, spanning decades of the genre from psychological thrillers to neo-noir mysteries. The selections include titles that have inspired recent television remakes or stage adaptations, as well as others whose themes remain strikingly relevant today. – ‘Cape Fear’ (1962) – J. Lee…
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HBO’s Harry Potter Officially Confirms the Biggest Change From the Movies
HBO’s forthcoming Harry Potter television series has confirmed a notable visual departure from Warner Bros’ original film franchise: the redesign of Harry’s lightning-bolt scar. New promotional material for this year’s Back to Hogwarts celebration gives the clearest look yet at the scar as worn by Dominic McLaughlin, who plays Harry in the HBO adaptation, revealing…
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The 10 Best ’80s Fantasy Movies, Ranked
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best fantasy films from the 1980s, spotlighting a decade widely regarded as a golden era for the genre. The list mixes cult favourites and cinema classics, celebrating stories built on magic, monsters and imaginative worlds drawn from fairytale and folklore roots, and highlights how these films…
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Baptiste’s New Trailer Proves You Should Never, Ever Trust A Creepy Doll
Horror movies have long warned us of the perils of puppets, and that’s a vibe you’ll explore firsthand in upcoming horror game Baptiste. A vessel for evil–according to the totally scientific research of Annabelle and all those Chucky movies–there’s nothing worse than a puppet that has had its switch set to evil. You can discover…
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8 Cancelled Shows That Officially Marked the End of an Era
This Collider feature rounds up television shows whose cancellations, unlike natural series finales or shows later revived, genuinely closed the book on a format, franchise or cultural moment. Writer Christine Persaud distinguishes these from cases like Futurama or American Idol, which ended and then returned, to focus on cancellations that permanently ended a concept or…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day artbook shows off the movie’s secrets, alternate designs, and how the story was made
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day – The Art of the Movie was released on 18 August 2026, the same day as the GamesRadar+ report. Written by Jess Harrold and published by Marvel Universe, the $50 hardback is listed at 208 pages and presents visual-development material from the latest Spider-Man film. Its official description says the…