Box Office

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s cinematic offering, “The Bride,” is poised to challenge conventions within the realm of horror and romance. With a staggering budget of $100 million, this ambitious feature reimagines the timeless tale of Frankenstein through a modern lens. Set against the backdrop of 1930s Chicago, the film’s narrative weaves together elements of steampunk aesthetics and

In the face of turbulent shifts in the film industry, the voice of solidarity from Charlie Rivkin, President and CEO of the Motion Picture Association (MPA), resonates like a beacon for theater owners. Speaking at CinemaCon, Rivkin articulated a shared vision with cinema proprietors: the desire for captivating films that attract audiences back into theaters.

Disney’s live-action adaptation of *Snow White*, featuring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot, has emerged as one of the studio’s significant financial disappointments, incurring a staggering estimated loss of $115 million. While the anticipated box office total of $225 million might seem respectable on the surface, deeper analysis reveals a troubling narrative for Disney. The film’s

The recent release of *The Encampments* has poised itself as a defining moment in the world of documentary cinema. Debuting with an impressive projected average of over $80,000 per screen and sold-out shows at the prestigious Angelika Film Center in New York, this documentary marks a significant milestone not only for its content but also

Landmark Theatres, a chain once revered for its commitment to showcasing independent films, is repositioning itself in a cinematic landscape forever altered by the pandemic. A series of ambitious renovations is slated for its key locations: Bethesda Row, Lagoon, and Kendall Square. Each of these venues holds a unique place in their respective communities, and

The film industry often finds itself at a crossroads, where storytelling meets the artistry of performance. One such intersection is vividly illustrated in the highly-anticipated action thriller, “The Dead of Winter,” directed by Brian Kirk and starring none other than the illustrious Emma Thompson. Vertical’s acquisition of North American rights suggests not just a film

The highly anticipated reboot of *Red Sonja* has officially found a champion with Samuel Goldwyn Films, signaling an exciting resurgence for not just the character, but also for the genre that many fans hold dear. This marks a moment that has been in the making for quite some time, only to now stand on the

The forthcoming film “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” directed by the acclaimed Bill Condon and starring the multifaceted Jennifer Lopez, is garnering significant attention ahead of its official North American release. This highly anticipated feature musical has emerged from the Sundance Film Festival, where it created a stir and became one of the most talked-about

The horror film industry is undergoing a remarkable transformation, and the anticipated release of Lionsgate’s “The Strangers: Chapter 2” on September 26, 2025, is a testament to that shift. With its predecessor, “The Strangers: Chapter 1,” garnering significant attention and a solid box office following its release in May 2024—totaling a domestic haul of $35.2

In an era where Hollywood blockbusters dominate the cinematic landscape, the challenges faced by independent films are often magnified. This weekend’s box office results reveal significant insights into the state of indie cinema, echoed by the struggles of Dreams, starring Jonathan Majors. Projected to rake in approximately $700,000 over its opening weekend across 815 theaters,