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September is set to celebrate nostalgia in television, with the return of familiar universes like Hillman College and characters such as Varnell Hill, while also exploring new narratives. Upcoming series and films will tackle what unfolds after familiar stories end, intersecting past and present in a meaningful way.
New Hollywood Magazine attended the Los Angeles industry screening, spoke with the cast and creative team, and joined the film’s horror-filled afterparty at SlasherWorld. A haunted doll, an ancient curse and a room filled with horror lovers made the Los Angeles industry screening of Anathema a night to remember. New Hollywood Magazine had the opportunity
Marvel Studios has released the highly anticipated first trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, showcasing a massive crossover featuring familiar heroes and introducing Robert Downey Jr. as the villain Doctor Victor Von Doom. Directed by the Russo Brothers, the film signals a new era for the MCU, with more reveals expected at San Diego Comic-Con.
July 2026 is packed with diverse entertainment options, including the return of Minions, Disney's live-action Moana, and Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey. Streaming platforms also feature horror and a range of series, such as Netflix's original movies and HBO Max's new comedy. This month caters to all viewer preferences and keeps audiences engaged.
Emmy nomination day resembles a festive event for television professionals, marked by competition between established shows and newcomers. Notable highlights include "Hacks" achieving a record 24 nominations and "The Pitt" topping the drama category with 25. The awards promise intense rivalries, particularly between Jean Smart and Lisa Kudrow.
In "Fathers," filmmaker Harley Wallen crafts a psychological thriller that lingers in the viewer's mind long after viewing. The film explores themes of uncertainty and trust, encouraging audiences to engage deeply. Wallen’s focus on atmosphere and emotional authenticity, particularly in Kaiti Wallen's performance, challenges viewers to embrace discomfort and ask questions.
The Television Academy's Summer Intern Program hosted a panel discussing the evolving entertainment industry. Highlighting the significance of collaboration, audience engagement, and responsible AI use, panelists encouraged interns to foster genuine relationships while navigating their careers. The tone remained optimistic, emphasizing adaptability, creativity, and the importance of compelling storytelling in media.
Will Roberts emphasizes that the entertainment industry has transformed, requiring artists to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset rather than waiting for opportunities. Confidence and preparation are essential for success. He advocates for resilience and learning from setbacks, asserting that enduring effort amidst challenges ultimately leads to success in a rapidly evolving landscape.
There is something happening in horror right now. Not the cheap jump-scare kind.Not the “turn your brain off” kind. I’m talking about horror that lingers. Horror that psychologically drags you somewhere emotionally uncomfortable and refuses to let you escape cleanly. And honestly?Blumhouse Productions has mastered that formula once again with Obsession. This movie does not
Some films entertain you.Some films sit with you long after the credits roll. Is God Is does both. I got a chance to attend an early screening ahead of the film’s official Friday, May 15th premiere, and one thing became immediately clear to me: this is not a movie interested in playing things safe. It
