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‘A Dog’s Way Home’ Review: A Feel-Good Family Film That Takes A Bizarrely Dark Direction A Dog’s Way Homeis a Hallmark card of a movie — it’s pretty and cute, but it’s full of empty emotion. Until about two-thirds of the way through the film when you realize that there may be a surprisingly dark hidden message scribbled in the corner by an embittered card maker. Penned by the writers of 2017’s saccharine super-hitA Dog’s Purpose,W....

‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Editor Is As Embarrassed About That One Scene As You Are By now you’ve likely seen the viralBohemian Rhapsodyclip that’s been making the rounds. The one in which Queen meets with future manager John Reid for the first time, and the camera angles keep cutting wildly for no apparent reason. WhenBohemian Rhapsodypicked up an Oscar for Best Editing, the scene in question exploded across the internet, as proof there was no way in hell a movie edited like this should’ve won such an accolade....

‘Crisis On Infinite Earths’ First Look: See Brandon Routh As ‘Kingdom Come’ Superman With each passing day, the upcomingArrowversecrossoverCrisis on Infinite Earthsgets bigger and bigger. Just recently,SmallvillestarsTom WellingandErica Durancewere added to the growing castof the television event that is being spread acrossArrow, The Flash, Supergirl, DC’s Legends of Tomorrowand the newBatwomanseries. The two are reprising their roles as Clark Kent and Lois Lane from the popular Superman prequel series, but there’s another Superman variation popping up that is equally as cool....

‘Frozen 2’ Announced: Chris Buck And Jennifer Lee Developing Sequel The same Disney shareholder’s call that brought us news of a properStar Warssequelrelease dateand thetitleof the first spin-off has also delivered on the Disney Animation front.Frozen 2was announced during the call, withChris BuckandJennifer Leereturning to develop the film, andJosh Gadconfirmed to reprise the role of Olaf. Note that there’s no release date with this announcement, nor any real discussion of story....

‘Haunters: The Art Of The Scare’ Clip: Watch A Scene From This Incredibly Entertaining Haunted House Doc If you’re a haunted house fan (or even just a fan of Halloween), you’re going to want to check outHaunters: The Art of the Scarewhen it arrives on Blu-ray and digital download next week. DirectorJon Schnitzer’s incredibly entertaining documentary about haunted attractions and the people who operate them is funny and freaky and endearing and sometimes tragic....

‘Jaws’ Poster By George Bletsis Takes Us Under The Sea At this point, there are probably enoughJawsprints available that you could fill an entire room with only imagery fromSteven Spielberg’s 1975 classic. But it may be worth making some extra room for this new one from artistGeorge Bletsis, which takes us underwater and gives us a shark’s-eye view of some unsuspecting Amity beachgoers. /Film is happy to exclusively debut the newJawsposter from Vice Press and Bottleneck Gallery in advance of this weekend’s Thought Bubble Comic Convention in the United Kingdom....

‘Lusty Crest’ Is Hilarious, Absurd, And Feels Like A Wild Live-Action Anime [SXSW] (The SXSW Film Festival may have been cancelled, but our coverage will go on with reviews of films and TV shows made available to our critics.)There’s something strange afoot at the lecherous hotel Lusty Crest. Humans and the supernatural alike come together to have their darkest desires satisfied inLusty Crest’s ridiculous and fun pilot, and it’s up to Kasha (Erica Dasher) to get to the bottom of the sexy mystery....

‘Midsommar’ Director Ari Aster’s Next Movie Is A Four-Hour “Nightmare Comedy” Hey, what’s next fromHereditaryandMidsommardirectorAri Aster? A four-hour nightmare comedy, that’s what! During a recent interview, Aster teased his next project, and while he didn’t go into specifics, he stated that the movie would be four hours long, and that it would be “nightmare comedy,” a sub-genre that could also apply toMidsommar, if we’re being honest. While Ari Aster’sMidsommaris technically classified as a horror film, it’sveryfunny....

‘Outatime’ Trailer: A Documentary On Restoring The Iconic DeLorean From ‘Back To The Future’ The excitement forBack to the Future Daycontinues with a tease of another documentary about one of the most integral parts of the time traveling adventure. The DeLorean time machine fromBack to the Futureis one of the most iconic vehicles in cinema history, but for some reason, the primary car used during the production of the film trilogy was left to fall apart on the backlot of Universal Studios....

‘Ozark’ Trailer: Jason Bateman Gets In Over His Head Jason Bateman’snew Netflix show,Ozark, couldn’t look like a greater contrast toArrested Development, hisotherNetflix series about an ethically dubious businessman. While Bateman’s comedy series is about keeping the family together, his new show is about keeping the family alive. The actor-director is behind the camera onOzarkas well. He executive produced the drama and directed four episodes of the first season, which will be released later this month....

‘Star Wars Episode VII’ And ‘Avatar 2’ Will Both Start Shooting Early 2014 Two of the most anticipated sequels in history will reportedly start filming around the same time.Star Wars Episode VIIandAvatar 2will each begin production early in 2014, according to the producer of one project and star of the other.Bryan Burk, the long-time producer forJ.J. Abramsand co-founder of Bad Robot, suggested the window forStar Wars.Zoe Saldana, the star ofJames Cameron’sAvatar, mentioned the shooting schedule forAvatar 2....

‘The Boss Baby: Family Business’ Review: A Frantic, Desperate, Sweaty Sequel Two weeks ago, Pixar released its latest original film,Luca, straight to Disney+. Some reviews (like theonefrom /Film’s own Hoai-Tran Bui) praised the film for being a fine depiction of the coming of age of two young boys, while others dubbedLucaas “minor Pixar”. Pixar movies, fairly or not, are graded on a curve. Audiences and critics expect the very best from Pixar – even after a decade in which they released sequels and prequels far more than original stories – and when they get something less, it feels like a big disappointment....

‘The Grudge’ Featurette Promises A “Much More Intense Experience” Than The Previous Films What can we expect from the newThe Grudge? According to producerSam Raimi, a “much more intense experience” than anyGrudgefilm before. This newThe Grudgefeaturette has a glimpse at some creepy scenes from the new movie, as well as the cast talking up how damn scary it all is. While it’s in their best interest to talk this project up, you have to admit that the footage on display here does indeed look creeptastic....