Inspired by his 104-year-old grandmother’s run-in with phone scammers, writer and director Josh Margolin has flipped the script in a timely reminder of how easy it is to fall prey.
Stars of Beetlejuice sequel on re-entering Tim Burton's wild, wacky world
The juice is loose — again! 36 years after the hapless Deetz family first hit the silver screen, an impressive cast featuring Jenna Ortega, Winona Ryder and Catherine O'Hara is back to battle with the afterlife.
Has Video Duration: 5 minutes 5 seconds.How a rising actor from regional Victoria landed Tolkien's most famous villain
Charlie Vickers plays dark lord Sauron on Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, but didn't even know until he'd filmed several episodes.
Photo shows A handsome man looks out wistfully, wearing armour.John Woo's The Killer changed action films. So why has he made it again 35 years later?
In the late 80s, the world discovered the action-movie styling of John Woo through The Killer. Now, the iconic director has decided to make the film again, with a few twists.
Photo shows Two men point guns at each other in a scene from a movie.Trump campaign says biographical film belongs in a 'dumpster fire' after release date confirmed
Plus, cartoonist Michael Leunig says 'goodbye, mainstream media', Oasis fans upset over Ticketmaster's 'dynamic pricing' and Adele announces an indefinite break.
Photo shows Donald Trump yelling.Small WA town inundated by movie industry wants to be 'the Hollywood of the Wheatbelt'
A country town is creating a name for itself among Australian television and movie makers, becoming the backdrop of three major productions over the past 12 months.
Photo shows Windmill and blue sky background with movie clapperboard showing 'Runt' on itElijah Wood returns to NZ for heartwarming new adventure film, 'Bookworm'
Elijah Wood returns to New Zealand in his new family adventure film, Bookworm, where he plays a wayward father reuniting with his 11-year-old daughter.
Has Video Duration: 5 minutes 15 seconds.'Friendships in Hollywood are fleeting': The cast of The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat reflect on friends they've had to let go
The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat is a story about friendships. Members of the cast reflect on friendships that have endured in their own lives, and the ones they've had to let go.
Photo shows Sanaa Lathan, Aunjanue Ellis and Uzo Aduba in character, arms clasped together, smiling, walking outside towards the cameraHow the rise of streaming platforms has helped change who we see in big roles
It's not easy for women or people of colour to get leading roles in Hollywood films. But streamers are increasingly offering opportunities for diverse actors to step into the limelight.
Wednesday's Jenna Ortega says she quit Twitter after seeing explicit AI images of her teen self
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Photo shows Jenna Ortega in WednesdayKeanu Reeves and China Miéville take on 'literary snobs' in new, gore-filled fantasy novel
He's an actor, musician and comic book author — and with the publication of The Book of Elsewhere, Hollywood film star Keanu Reeves is now a novelist, too.
Photo shows A man with chin-length brown hair and a beard, wearing a suit and tie, looking intently at the cameraThe truth of violent marriages is lost when Hollywood refuses to face the dark reality
Any efforts to kickstart conversations about abuse should be applauded. But as a serious reflection of what domestic violence is really like, It Ends With Us falls short.
Photo shows A man with dark hair holds the face of a serious looking woman with blonde hair and blue eyesThe last performance of a dying celebrity marriage
The shadow-play that was the brief and unhappily foretold marriage between celebrity performers Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck is now over. But admit it, it's been fun, right?
Forget Magic Mike, Channing Tatum is an ominous villain in this new film taking on ultra rich men
In her first outing as director, Kravitz channels Jordan Peele's Get Out in a snarling revenge thriller that takes aim at the world she grew up in.
Photo shows A white man holding a vape and a cocktail lounges in a poolThe men behind two massive rock bands are 'sort of naked' in this new rockumentary
Omar and Cedric tells the story of how childhood friends Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala overcame break-ups, addiction, loss and betrayal to make ferociously complex music.
Photo shows 2003 photo shoot of The Mars Volta's curly-haired Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-ZavalaGet ready to weep watching this moving doco about a daddy-daughter dance in a US prison
Filmmaker Natalie Rae and activist Angela Patton's film Daughters follows four girls who are reunited with their incarcerated fathers through a program called Date with Dad.
Photo shows A young black girl in a white cardigan and her eyes squeezed shut embraces her fatherChanning Tatum talks new psychological thriller Blink Twice
Channing Tatum leads an impressive cast in Zoë Kravitz's new film Blink Twice, which focuses on two friends who accept an invitation to visit the private island of a charming-but-cancelled tech billionaire.
Has Video Duration: 5 minutes 32 seconds.Star of Bump takes on powerful new film role
Beloved Australian series Bump will air its final season at the end of the year. But with screenwriting credits and a new film released, breakout star Nathalie Morris is just getting started.
Photo shows The actor Natalie Morris, a woman in her late 20s with brown/blonde wavy hair, staring seriously at the cameraFrench movie giant Alain Delon dies aged 88
Alain Delon shot to fame in two films by Italian director Luchino Visconti, Rocco and His Brothers in 1960 and The Leopard in 1963.
Photo shows White man with grey hair wearing white shirt and suit jacket slightly leans forward and poses for cameraFrom Slumdog Millionaire to 127 Hours, we sit down with the composer of more than 145 film soundtracks
In an Australian exclusive, we sit down with the renowned and beloved Tamil composer to talk about the power of music, technology and art, and his latest film, coming to the Indian Film Festival in Melbourne.
Photo shows AR Rahman, in black sunglasses and a sparkly black jacket on stage holding a microphone'There was a need': Peaches was the unapologetically bold force that changed 2000s indie music
The punk provocateur reflects on the legacy of her breakthrough album, The Teaches of Peaches, as a documentary about the album and the artist is released.
Photo shows The musician Peaches, singing into a mic on a stage, mouth wide open, bathed in pink light