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‘Money Heist’ Star Itziar Ituño and Vito Sanz Ready to Dive Into the Dystopian World of Sci-Fi Drama Series ‘Numana’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Spanish actors Itziar Ituño, known for “Money Heist”, and Vito Sanz have signed on to star in “Numana”, a science-fiction drama series created by the Argentine-Spanish writer-directors Jesica Arán and Soledad Velasco. The project, produced by Chilean-Spanish company Clara Films and Barcelona-based VFX consultancy Unbound Hub, signals a growing appetite for genre storytelling that draws…
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Interstellar and beyond: ranking the top science-fiction adventure films since 2000
Entertainment site Collider has published a ranked list of what it considers the ten greatest science-fiction adventure films of the past 25 years, framed as a continuation of the genre’s long history stretching back to Georges Méliès’s silent-era A Trip to the Moon. The piece argues that although the 20th century gave audiences classics such…
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Cupid at the Kremlin Wall
The 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) hosted the inaugural “Book-to-Screen at KVIFF” showcase as part of its expanded Industry Days programme, presenting Central and Eastern European literary works considered ripe for film or television adaptation. The event matters as an attempt to build a dedicated regional market for adaptation rights, with programme head…
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BTS return to the UK after seven years with sold-out Tottenham stadium concert
South Korean pop titans BTS returned to the UK for their first major performance in seven years, taking over Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a high-energy set that showcased the group’s musical range across rap, pop, and
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The Odyssey premieres in London to rapturous early critic reactions
Christopher Nolan’s three-hour adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey received its world premiere in London on Monday, and the first wave of critic reactions has been overwhelmingly positive. With early commentators already touting it as a best picture Oscar contender and praising its scale, performances and ambition, the enthusiastic response signals strong momentum for one of the…
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V/H/S horror franchise returns with sci-fi film adapting SCP Foundation
The horror anthology franchise V/H/S is returning with a new sci-fi instalment, V/H/S: SCP, which will adapt the SCP Foundation — one of the internet’s largest collaborative creative horror projects. Spooky Pictures and Image Nation Studios are producing, with Roy Lee and Steven Schneider joined by V/H/S veterans Josh Goldbloom and Michael Schreiber. It marks…
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Transporter 3 begins streaming free on Tubi from July
Entertainment site Polygon has published a piece highlighting that *Transporter 3*, the third instalment in Jason Statham’s action franchise, began streaming free of charge on Tubi on 1 July. The article frames the 2008 film as an underrated entry in the series, noting that despite being the highest-grossing of the original trilogy, it was also…
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BTS thrill 62,000 at Tottenham stadium on first UK show in seven years
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, LondonFans and cynics are putty in the boyband’s hands as the lads lark their way through a catalogue of tracks that ricochet from hard rap to buttery popThe 2001 film Josie and the Pussycats is about America’s conflation of art and consumerism at the turn of the millennium. But it could just…
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From to end final season, filming under way in Nova Scotia
The best sci-fi horror show, From, has received a positive filming update for its fifth and final season over a week after the brutal Season 4 finale.
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Alternatives to rewatch once you have exhausted Moana
Collider has published a listicle by writer Robert Lee III, updated on 7 July 2026, recommending 15 animated films for fans of Disney’s Moana. The piece is framed around the enduring popularity of Moana, which the author notes remains a consistent hit some eight years after release and is now the subject of a Disney…