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After uncovering this strange phenomenon, Ejiofor convinces friends and colleagues – including Renate Reinsve and Mark Duplass – to investigate the mysterious back rooms. They wisely use ropes to ensure anyone leading the way can be pulled back if needed, a tactic reminiscent of the film The Mist. Parsons’s film is based on his web series, a project he’s been developing for a couple of years, and it appears to be building toward a final, climactic encounter within these unsettling spaces. Will they find a terrifying creature lurking inside, or is it all just an endless, confusing labyrinth like something from M.C. Escher? Whatever’s there, Google Maps won’t be able to help. Backrooms arrives in theaters on May 29.

Today, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are exploring artificial intelligence. They join others like Val Kilmer and Ben Affleck (through Netflix) who have recently ventured into the AI space. Interestingly, Disney recently stopped using AI technology after OpenAI shifted its approach. Parker and Stone are developing their own AI system, called Deep Voodoo, designed to create visual effects beyond human capabilities. According to Matt Stone,

Here’s what we know so far about the potential third Super Mario Bros. film.

HBO Max and Warner Bros. Television are teaming up with Alamo Drafthouse Cinema to offer free advance screenings of the season 2 finale of The Pitt across the country on April 13th—three days before it becomes available on HBO Max.

The sci-fi film premiered in theaters on March 20th and had a hugely successful opening weekend, earning $80.6 million in the US. It continued to perform incredibly well during its second weekend, bringing in another $54.5 million – a drop of only 32% – and has now broken yet another box office record.

Season 5 of The Boys promises to be explosive, and Jensen Ackles is giving fans a sneak peek. Along with Laz Alonso, Ackles hints that this final season will be the most unpredictable and outrageous yet. The interview explores everything from the challenges of Soldier Boy’s costume to how the show has redefined the superhero … Read more

We’ve already chosen the top shows from every other decade, and now it’s the 1970s’ turn to showcase its greatest television programs.

James Gunn is now involved in his second major DC Universe film, “Supergirl.” Although Craig Gillespie directed this one, Gunn’s style is clearly present. The first trailer showcases his signature touches – things like using popular songs in unexpected ways, a playful and often silly tone, and action sequences that are visually flashy and over-the-top.