Created by Dennis Lehane (Black Bird), Smoke tells the story of Dave Gudson (Taron Egerton), an enigmatic arson investigator that’s hot on the trail of two serial arsonists in the Pacific Northwest. After months coming up empty, Gudson is forced to partner with Detective Michell Calderon (Jurnee Smollett) , a hard-nosed cop who has been booted down in the system due to her personal activities. As the two try to put aside their differences, the secrets that they will learn about one another

Set five years after the events of Jurassic World: Dominion, Jurassic World: Rebirth reveals that the Earth’s environment has proven to be hostile to its dinosaur herds. Although the beasts have survived along the equator, the rest of the world’s climates have caused the others to die off. But that hasn’t prevented mankind from still trying to exploit the remaining creatures for profit. So, when a major corporation flashes a giant cheque to mercenary Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson) and

Directed (and co-written) by R.T. Thorne, 40 ACRES tells the story of Hailey (Danielle Deadwyler), a descendant of African American farmers who settled in Canada after the Civil War. Living with her Indigenous partner, Galen (Michael Greyeyes), and her blended family, a world food shortage has made land an increasingly valuable commodity. With raiders on the move, Hailey and Galen are determined to protect their family and their generational farm from others. But, after their son, Manny

In ZOMBIES 4: DAWN OF THE VAMPIRES, Zed and Addison (Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly) are thrilled to be on summer break, even if this year’s ‘break’ means working hard to leave their mark on college in the Fall. However, after an unexpected detour, Zed, Addison and monster pals, Eliza and Willa, find themselves in uncharted territory. Caught in the middle of a war between Daywalkers and Vampires, the team decides to stay and help the two sides work out their differences. But these two sides

Today on KIOS at the Movies, Joshua LaBure reviews the new film “Kill the Jockey” and he sits down with Elijah Hoefer, General Manager of Programming at Film Streams, to discuss what’s coming to their screens.

In this episode of *Movies First*, Alex First delves into the highly anticipated sequel *28 Years LaterThe episode highlights the film's innovative take on the zombie genre, showcasing a diverse array of Infected, from slow, crawling creatures to agile, terrifying foes. Alex discusses the standout antagonist, Sampson, played by Chai Lewis Parry, and the film's bold narrative choices, including a shocking scene of a zombie giving birth that expands the established mythology.Ralph Fiennes' performance

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Do you long for the classic Superman, one whose main aspiration is wanting to do the right thing for humanity? If so, then writer/director James Gunn's new take on the […] The post Freeze Frame: "Superman" (PG-13), "Brick" (R), "Hotspring Shark Attack" (Not rated) appeared first on KKFI.

Rajaram, youngest of three brothers, owns up to another's crime in order to fund his middle brother's education. He is shattered when he learns about the culprits behind his eldest brother's murder.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Henry Steven talks with fellow Disney fans about their favourite Disney movies.

Hey Horror Project Pals, We're taking a little summer break to recharge our batteries! But don’t worry, we’ll be back with fresh episodes in just a few weeks. In the meantime, make sure to like, subscribe, and do all the usual podcast stuff. If you haven't already, follow us on Instagram where you can send us messages or suggest some great (or not-so-great) horror films for us to check out! Catch you soon! Laura & Phil Email - Horrorprojectpodcast@hotmail.com X (Forme...

Writer/director Osgood Perkins ("Longlegs") brings us the horror comedy "The Monkey," based on a story by Stephen King. The post Take Two: "The Monkey" (R) appeared first on KKFI.

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In today’s episode, we’re focusing on the idea of unexpected heroes in Ice Road: Vengeance. Liam Neeson’s Mike McCann isn’t your typical superhero—he’s older, slower, and deeply hurt by loss. But that’s exactly what makes him such a powerful presence.When the bus full of tourists is taken hostage, he doesn’t hesitate to fight back. What’s interesting is how his bravery inspires others. Dhani, the local guide, quickly steps up beside him. Even some of the passengers show courage when it counts. It’s

Welcome back to “Reel Reflections.” Today’s spotlight is on Tornado (2025), one of the most unique films I’ve seen this year. It’s about a young Japanese girl named Tornado who ends up in 18th-century Scotland with her father, a samurai puppeteer. When a gang kills him during a gold robbery, she goes into hiding with a circus. But this isn’t just a sad story — it’s a journey of strength and self-discovery.What I loved is how Tornado doesn’t rush into revenge. She listens, observes, and when the time

In this episode of *Movies First*, Chris and Jessica dive into the thrilling sequel *M3GAN 2.0* that challenges the traditional narrative of artificial intelligence in cinema. Gone are the days of AI solely depicted as a threat; this film intriguingly poses the question: what happens when we need a killer AI to combat another? The hosts explore how the sequel builds upon the original's premise, presenting a complex dynamic where AI is both the problem and the potential solution.A standout aspect of

Inspired by expansive lists recently published in the New York Times and Rolling Stone, Nathan Weinbender picks his 10 favorite films of the 21st century so far.