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10 Horror Movies Without a Single Flaw
From Rosemary’s Baby to The Thing, these outstanding horror movies rank as the best in cinematic history, famous for not having even a single flaw.
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LISTEN: Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Fight in France Over Streaming Quotas and Theatrical Windowing Rules
On today’s episode of “Daily Variety” podcast, Variety’s Elsa Keslassy explains the battle that is brewing in France between Netflix and other streamers over the country’s programming quotas and its theatrical movie windowing rules. Keslassy, who is Variety‘s international editor based in Paris, says France has a “love-hate relationship” with Netflix. The streamer has invested…
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‘Summer House’: Lindsay Hubbard, Kyle Cooke and Carl Radke React to Show’s “Surreal” Emmy Nom
The three original castmembers hopped on phone calls with The Hollywood Reporter to celebrate the news: “It’s been 10 years of most of us just sharing our blood, sweat and tears and journeys with the world.”
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Jon Hamm and John Slattery Put Their Music Knowledge to the Test in Track Star Versus
Mad Men co-stars Jon Hamm and John Slattery reunited for an episode of the music trivia series Track Star Versus, in which the pair competed to identify songs across a best-of-seven challenge. The appearance served partly to promote their new comedy film, Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass, and offered fans a look at…
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Salman Rushdie Says AI Has ‘Zero’ Role in Storytelling, Teases New ‘Midnight’s Children’ TV Adaptation, Film of ‘The Ground Beneath Her Feet’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Author Salman Rushdie has dismissed artificial intelligence as having “zero” role in literature, film or storytelling, arguing the technology is fundamentally incapable of originality. Speaking to Variety before accepting Liberatum’s 14th Cultural Honor in London on 8 July, he said AI can only absorb vast amounts of information and reproduce versions of it, whereas true…
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2026 Emmy Nominations Analysis: What to Make of the ‘Widow’s Bay’ Surge, Taylor Sheridan Rejection and ‘Amazing Race’ Disappearance
The US Television Academy has announced the nominees for the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards, unveiling finalists across more than 100 categories as chosen by 27,000 voters. Executive Editor of Awards Scott Feinberg analyses the picks for clues ahead of final voting (17-26 August), the Creative Arts ceremonies (5-6 September) and the Primetime telecast (14 September…
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Linda Cardellini On ‘DTF St. Louis’ Emmy Nomination And Tapping Into The Unexplored With ‘Crystal Lake’
Actress Linda Cardellini has received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or TV Movie for playing Carol Love-Smernitch in the dark crime dramedy DTF St. Louis. She told Deadline that the cast celebrated together over a group text, and expressed delight at the number of nominations the HBO…
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Star Wars Director Officially Reveals How the Franchise Shaped His New Netflix Anime
Anime director Yûki Igarashi, known for his work on Star Wars: Visions, has spoken to Collider’s Steven Weintraub about his feature directorial debut, The Ribbon Hero, a new film coming to Netflix. The film is inspired by Osamu Tezuka’s foundational 1953 manga Princess Knight, and recently had an early preview at the Annecy International Animated…
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2026’s Record-Breaking Horror Hit Officially Comes Home Next Week
The low-budget psychological horror film *Obsession*, produced by Blumhouse Productions, has become 2026’s most unexpected box-office success and is now heading to home release. Made for a reported $750,000, the film has taken around $404 million worldwide, demonstrating that a small independent title can rival major blockbuster franchises. Its story of a toxic relationship spiralling…
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Dune 3’s new trailer teases big changes from the books
A new trailer has been released for “Dune: Part Three”, the finale of Denis Villeneuve’s film trilogy, and it again suggests the film will diverge notably from Frank Herbert’s source novels. This matters because the adaptation is being closely watched by both mainstream filmgoers and devoted book fans, and the changes hint at how Villeneuve…