Chuck Russell wants back into the nightmare and he thinks Jim Carrey could make a twistedly brilliant Freddy Krueger in a bold new ‘Elm Street’ revival.
Author: Shana Mohamed
Shana Mohamed
After 28 years in corporate life, I swapped spreadsheets for screenplays and now write movie reviews and celebrity articles for Geekhub. It’s been a year of creative freedom, storytelling, and loving what I do—plus the occasional dramatic reaction to plot twists. No more meetings, just movies—and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
The Mitchells are back on the road! Sony Pictures Animation and Netflix are reuniting for The Mitchells vs. The Machines 2. Chaos, heart, and laughter guaranteed.
Netflix teams up with Mattel and Hasbro for KPop Demon Hunters merch, bringing dolls, games, and collectibles to fans worldwide starting spring 2026.
Mortal Kombat II won’t be delayed as long as fans feared as the long-awaited sequel is now arriving a week earlier than expected. A small win for patience.
Orlando Bloom gets honest about returning to Pirates of the Caribbean and why a great script (and the original crew) are key to setting sail again.
Michael Fassbender and Thomas Vinterberg unite for Netflix’s Kennedy, a gripping deep dive into America’s most powerful and fractured dynasty.
Amazon MGM drops the first look at Anthony Ippolito as a young Sylvester Stallone in I Play Rocky, a biopic capturing the gritty making of a legend.
Adam Driver reveals Steven Soderbergh’s cancelled Star Wars film The Hunt for Ben Solo as a bold, character-driven story Disney never let take flight. I’ve always believed that sometimes the best stories are the ones we never get to see. And in the sprawling, endlessly expanding universe of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and its aftermath, a project recently revealed by Adam Driver falls firmly into that bittersweet category. The film in question: The Hunt for Ben Solo. A sequel of sorts, conceived after the events of the Skywalker saga which, despite real momentum, was never given the green light. In a recent interview,…
Thieves pulled off a real-life Money Heist at the Louvre, stealing crown jewels in just four minutes with movie-level precision and vanishing without a trace.
The Black Phone 2 breaks through Blumhouse’s box office slump, proving the studio’s horror magic isn’t gone, it was just waiting for the right scare.