Short Film – COMING TO BOSTON

Eric Kripke has confirmed that a companion film centering on Karl Urban's Billy Butcher will stream with The Boys' second season.

Fans of films like SEXY BEAST, BIRTH and the Scarlett Johansson cult hit UNDER THE SKIN will certainly want to check out a new short from the director of those acclaimed films. A press release for a ...

Being ported over from PC, the Switch version will receive “a [customized]… Don’t you just love it when limited edition items get a short rerun ... new Prince of the Boston Camarilla.

National Award-winning film director and producer Onir of ANTICLOCK FILMS announces a film adaptation of author Raga Olga D'silva's "coming out" story to embrace ... Her book 'Untold Lies' is a ...

You won’t have to wait all that long to see Studio Ghibli’s first crack at an entirely 3D CG feature. Shortly after its debut in Japan later this year, GKids will be bringing Earwig and the Witch to ...

Christmas at Homestead (2016) – Streaming Thursday, July 9 An actress heads to the Christmas-obsessed town of Homestead, Iowa, to shoot a holiday-themed movie. She is shocked ... Lauren leaves ...

Separately, the Centre also plans to release standard operating procedures (SOPs) for shooting films in the country, information and broadcasting minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.

Director Matthew A. Cherry is looking for Black voice actors to cast in "Young Love," a new series inspired by his Oscar-winning short film, "Hair Love." ...

But indie filmmakers are nothing if not resourceful (possibly a little foolhardy), and Nixon and his caffeinated team did the improbable, with the 7-and-a-half-minute short not only breaking the tape ...

In this coronavirus edition of movies to shelter with there’s the fierce “Born to Play,” focused on our local women’s professional football team, Will Ferrell silliness and an assortment of works by ...

Coming soon to a City of Boston parking near you: Drive-in movies. A joint effort from Mayor Marty Walsh, Boston Parks and Recrea ...

From July 20 to 31, an international film series will be landing at Ontario Place, offering attendees the opportunity to revisit the movie-going experience.