SDCC 2026: Why ‘Drifter’ Could Be the Next Indie Breakout
Independent filmmaking has always been fueled by the people who believe in it long before the rest of the world catches on. Few films embody that spirit more than Drifter,
Continue ReadingIndependent filmmaking has always been fueled by the people who believe in it long before the rest of the world catches on. Few films embody that spirit more than Drifter,
Continue ReadingFor one weekend every year, San Diego stops feeling like a city and starts feeling like the center of every fandom imaginable. Streets become movie sets, convention halls transform into
Continue ReadingA camping trip. A remote forest. A prehistoric predator. The first trailer for Don’t Move has arrived, bringing James “Murr” Murray and Darren Wearmouth’s horror novel to the big screen.
Continue ReadingThere are few performers who know The Outsiders as intimately as Wes Williams. As a swing, he moves between Greasers and Socs, stepping into multiple characters whose hopes, fears, and
Continue ReadingFor generations, George Washington has existed more as an icon than a man. In Young Washington, William Franklyn-Miller strips away that familiar image to reveal the uncertainty, ambition, and resilience
Continue ReadingHistory has immortalized George Washington as the Father of a Nation, but Young Washington turns its attention to the years before the legend. Directed and co-written by Jon Erwin, the
Continue ReadingPop Culturalist is excited to be partnering with Warner Bros. Pictures to give away tickets to an NYC screening of Evil Dead Burn. You and a guest will see the
Continue ReadingFew emerging artists capture the complexities of growing up quite like Jordan Anthony. The Australian singer-songwriter has built a rapidly growing global audience through deeply personal songwriting that transforms his
Continue ReadingSteven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day asks a deceptively simple question: who gets to control the truth? The answer arrives through an ambitious science-fiction thriller centered on Daniel Kellner (Josh O’Connor), a
Continue ReadingTwenty-five years after helping redefine parody filmmaking, Scary Movie returns with the reunion audiences have spent decades waiting for. Bringing Marlon and Shawn Wayans back together with Anna Faris and
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