Talk Fuse

Topic: Film

Film covers cinema in all its forms, from new releases and streaming discoveries to classic favourites, franchises and the people who make them. It also follows the creative choices behind films, including performances, soundtracks, adaptations and the changing fortunes of productions over time.

The topic matters because film remains a major part of popular culture and a significant industry. Coverage helps readers keep track of what to watch, how studios and streaming services are evolving, and the wider business and policy decisions shaping what reaches the screen.

Bill Skarsgård’s Forgotten Netflix Horror Series Returns on a New Streamer

July 5, 2026

Despite being removed from Netflix, Bill Skarsgård’s gothic horror show has found new streaming success on other platforms. Get the details here.
Trine Dyrholm Crashes a Party in Mads Mengel’s ‘The Guest,’ Proving She’s ‘Simply One of Denmark’s Greatest Actors’

July 5, 2026

Don’t be fooled by that angelic smile. Trine Dyrholm is ready to wreak havoc in “The Guest.” In Mads Mengel’s drama – premiering at Karlovy Vary Film Festival – new father Karl (Simon Bennebjerg) is preparing for his child’s christening. Everything goes according to plan – until Karl finds out his mother, Vibeke (Dyrholm), will…
10 New Comedy Shows That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

July 5, 2026

Discover the latest comedy shows that offer perfect laughs from start to finish, including hits like The White Lotus, The Studio, and Shrinking.
The Sci-Fi Epic That Rewrote Its Entire Ending Is Coming to Prime Video

July 5, 2026

World War Z, the Brad Pitt sci-fi epic that had its entire third act scrapped, is streaming on Prime Video.
Switzerland Shows Its Dark Side in Jan-Eric Mack’s ‘A Happy Family’: ‘People Don’t Talk’

July 5, 2026

Switzerland is still one of the richest countries in the world. But there are cracks in its foundation, argues director Jan-Eric Mack. “During the pandemic, we started seeing people lining up to get food. It was an unusual sight in Switzerland, where you don’t see poverty on the streets that much. But these numbers are…
Before Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey,’ Matt Damon’s Biggest Fantasy Flop Is Streaming Free

July 5, 2026

Matt Damon had a terrible time working on the fantasy epic The Great Wall, which is streaming for free this month. Find out where you can watch it.
Sleuthing sheep, Young Sherlock and a new Poirot: how amateur detectives took over our screens

July 5, 2026

From the Sherlock Holmes spin-offs to The Sheep Detectives, DIY sleuths are on the case all over TV and cinema. But where did the trope of the outsider who outsmarts the professionals come from – and how do these depictions compare to reality?On Television you don’t have to be a cop to solve crime; the…
How to Avoid Spoilers Online and in Chats

July 5, 2026

You can minimize the risk of films and shows being spoiled for you by muting comments, conversations, and keywords on various platforms.
Author Tomi Adeyemi Declines to Watch Film Adaptation of ‘Children of Blood & Bone,’ Cites Painful Experience

July 5, 2026

Tomi Adeyemi, author of the 2018 YA novel ‘Children of Blood & Bone,’ has publicly stated she will not watch the upcoming Paramount film adaptation directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, which premieres January 15. The featu
Tauron American Film Festival Readies for 17th Edition – and U.S. in Progress Continues to Be an ‘Essential Part of the Fabric of American Independent Cinema’

July 5, 2026

Poland’s Tauron American Film Festival will celebrate its 17th edition from Nov. 17-22 – and its industry sidebar U.S. in Progress will, once again, connect European buyers and Polish post-producers with American indie filmmakers. “I’ve attended three times, and each time something essential to the films came out of the experience. I was in a long-running…