Doctor Who Tender Race Narrows as the BBC Picks Its Shortlist
The BBC narrows the race to make Doctor Who. Also: The God Complex leaves iPlayer, Netflix’s first look at The Take, and Catan finds its directors.
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Johnny Depp Brings Ti West’s Gothic Ebenezer to Leicester Square
Johnny Depp premieres Ti West’s gothic Ebenezer in London. Also: Simon Pegg joins Boutique, Carrie-Anne Moss boards Replacer, and a Wonder Woman report.
James Gunn and Peter Safran Step Down as Heads of DC Studios
James Gunn and Peter Safran step down at DC Studios as ex-Marvel executive Jeremy Latcham takes over. Also: Vera Farmiga’s Inferno, the BBC’s The Other Elliot Sister, Jonathan Bailey and Bill Nighy in Insomniac City, and Sebastián Lelio remembered.
Dead Howling (2026) Super Review: Werewolf Meets Zombie Apocalypse in a Scrappy Australian Creature Feature
John V. Soto’s Dead Howling puts Joel Jackson’s grieving werewolf on the road with two survivors as the undead evolve. A solid late-night digital watch that clears its B-movie pitch without reinventing the wasteland.
Denis Villeneuve Stops Just Short of Naming the Next James Bond
Denis Villeneuve almost names the next James Bond at LACMA. Also: The Divine Comedy wraps, a Jeremy Allen White Wolverine report, and You Can See Everything’s box office record.
Godzilla Minus Zero Rules the Global Box Office With $63m
Godzilla Minus Zero confirms a North American record and tops the global box office with $63m. Also: Bill Skarsgård on Bond, sequels for Inherit and Pabrik Gula, Artificial opens Camerimage, Heated Rivalry reports and a Disney+ record.
New Group (2026) Super Review: Yûta Shimotsu Turns School Conformity Into Body Horror
Yûta Shimotsu’s New Group arrives on Shudder with unforgettable human-pyramid body horror and a sharp conformity satire, even if the characters stay thinner than the images.
The Paternoster Gang Head to the Silurian Age With Paul McGann
Big Finish sends the Paternoster Gang back to the Silurian age with Paul McGann’s Eighth Doctor. Also: Adam Driver on Mister Sinister, Criminal’s January dates, G.I. Joe’s 2028 date, Spirit Tasting and Witchcraft.
Godzilla Minus Zero Roars Towards a Record US Box Office Opening
Godzilla Minus Zero heads for a record North American opening. Also: Kiernan Shipka leads the Lynch-produced Hyena, Blumhouse Atomic develops Exquisite Corpses, Shudder’s Sundown, Teyonah Parris joins Denzel Washington, and Nobody Wants This is renewed.
Trauma or, Monsters All (2026) Super Review: Larry Fessenden’s Brooding Small-Town Horror
Larry Fessenden’s latest follows a visiting writer whose question about monsters leads to a showdown in Talbot Falls. Thoughtful and atmospheric, if slow.
Nosferatu (2024) Super Review: Robert Eggers’ Plague-Soaked Vampire Remake Arrives on Netflix UK
Robert Eggers’ gothic Nosferatu remake lands on Netflix UK on 7 November 2026 — a cold, seductive horror of obsession, craft and dread rather than cheap jump scares.
The Vile Trailer: A Pregnant Second Wife Brings Terror Home
Watch The Vile trailer. Majid Al Ansari’s Fantastic Fest-winning Arabic horror reaches US cinemas and digital on 20 November.
Robert Pattinson and Nicholas Hoult Reportedly Screen-Test for Bond
Robert Pattinson and Nicholas Hoult reportedly screen-tested for James Bond. Also: Avengers: Doomsday’s Latveria, In Her Shadow, Look Out, Can I Come In?, a 1408 sequel, Glen Powell and DC, and ITV’s Nightswimming.
Netflix Orders Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure
Netflix orders Other Worlds: A Stranger Things Adventure. Also: Jeremy Renner in Sky’s 12 Bullets, Keanu Reeves voices a John Wick animated prequel, Chris Pratt’s Savage Son, Paul Bettany joins Pagans, and Adam Driver confirms his Heat 2 villain.
Littermates (2026) Super Review: A Mysterious War, a Remote Cottage and a Caretaker With Secrets
Two victims of an attack shelter in an English countryside cottage with an enigmatic caretaker. A small, eerie genre film that keeps you guessing.
Christmas at the Kringles (2026) Super Review: A Festive Horror-Comedy That Forgets the Jokes and the Scares
Rob Riggle’s rogue Santa and a game cast can’t save Kevin Lewis’s Christmas horror-comedy, a muddled neighbours-from-hell romp that leaves its gore far too late.