Francis Ford Coppola’s Legal Drama The Rainmaker Quietly Scores a New Streaming Home on Paramount+

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The acclaimed 1997 legal drama became available on a streaming service on January 1, 2026. Written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola, the film stars Matt Damon as Rudy S. Baylor, a young lawyer facing hardship. Baylor takes a job with a questionable attorney, played by Mickey Rourke, after meeting paralegal Deck Shifflet (Danny DeVito). Together, Baylor and Shifflet tackle a challenging case, hoping to establish themselves as successful ‘rainmakers’ – lawyers who win large settlements for their clients.

The Last Of Us Season 3’s Manny Recast Is Disappointing – What It Means For The Show

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The character of Manny will be played by a new actor in season 3 of The Last of Us, meaning Alexander Ramirez will no longer be with the show. This change is due to scheduling issues, as filming for the next season is expected to start next spring. Although it hasn’t been officially stated, these conflicts are likely related to Ramirez’s work in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

‘The Blair Witch Project’ Overshadowed Another Great Found Footage Horror Movie

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It’s curious that The Last Broadcast, released only a year earlier, used similar filmmaking styles and explored comparable themes, but didn’t achieve nearly the same level of popularity. Poor timing, limited distribution, and a quickly evolving media environment meant it was largely forgotten when people began discussing the emergence of found footage horror films.

Silent Hill f’s Hinako actress has finally beat the game after two months of streaming

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So, I was playing this horror game recently, and it was wild knowing the person behind the main character! Kato, the voice actress, did way more than just the voice work – she did the face scanning and all the motion capture. She started streaming herself playing it on her YouTube channel on October 24th, 2025, which was kinda meta, seeing her experience the nightmare she helped build. Even though she was only streaming in Japanese without subtitles, people from all over the world were tuning in to watch! It was seriously cool.