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Roger Corman has passed away at 98.

Omen 3/10 A really boring film that doesn't seem to have much of a point outside of telling us people don't want to change. A Belgian couple visits the boyfriend's birth home in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for a funeral and he gets branded a demon due to his high blood pressure. Meanwhile, ...

I got Mufasa and Alien on my showing, along with Twisters, Bad Boys, and Blink Twice.

Interesting that Disney decided against making the third installment. Tom Rothman must have taken the project with him when he left Fox or something.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes' Cinemascore was a B, exactly what I expected.

I remember the production problems and poor test screenings Gravity had, leading to it getting delayed a full year. It ended up making millions and winning a boatload of Oscars.

Everyone will have forgotten the story by November. A lot of these same people think Chris Kyle and Tim Ballard are heroes and not the liars and assholes they really are.

The audience response at my showing on Thursday was rather muted. I'm expecting a Cinemascore in the B range, below the three previous films' A- scores.

I was convinced the PG-13 rating would kill Five Nights at Freddy's. But then I found out the game had a fanbase under 18.

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes 5/10 Disappointing fourth installment of the prequel series that suffers from the change in creative talent, going from Matt Reeves and the writing team of Rick Jaffa & Amanda Silver to the director of the Maze Runner series and the showrunner of the Snowpiercer TV ...

Going Universal to MUBI feels like a sign that it's a very niche film. In addition, the casting choices give it a very straight-to-VOD quality, even with the Cannes premiere.

The Fall Guy's struggles come two-fold. First, movies about filmmaking rarely take off. Unless it's making fun of the process like Tropic Thunder or manages to have a second hook like The Artist, the general public doesn't really care to watch something about celebrity. We already have TMZ. Second, ...

The Interstellar reissue opens on September 27th.

Meanwhile, add Hellboy: The Golden Man to the wire. Ketchup is planning a wide release towards the end of the year.

Really surprised no one drafted The Fire Inside or Homestead. The Fire Inside is going to be promoted heavily during the Olympics while Angel is going to truly go out of their way to make Homestead the next Sound of Freedom, especially since it's set to launch a series that's planned to be their nex...

And Six's Mr. Irrelevant pick could end up being a Brock Purdy.