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Finding a good movie to watch on Amazon Prime Video can be difficult to say the least. While Amazon’s robust library of titles is available to every Amazon Prime subscriber, they don’t exactly make it easy to find what you’re looking for. That’s where we come in. Below, we’ve assembled a growing list of the best movies on Amazon Prime right now. Our carefully curated selection runs the gamut from crowd-pleasing blockbusters to Oscar-winning dramas to delightful rom-coms and beyond. There’s a little something for everyone, so stop the endless scrolling and simply choose one of these great movies to watch.

Check out our list of the best movies on Amazon Prime video below. The list will be updated weekly with new titles.

No Country for Old Men “No Country for Old Men” (Miramax Films)

Recently selected as the sixth best film of the...

Back in 1968, George A. Romero made his feature directorial debut with one of the greatest horror movies ever made, Night of the Living Dead – and while doing so, he also introduced the world to flesh-eating ghouls that became a new definition for the world “zombie.” Romero, who passed away in 2017, went on to make several more zombie movies over the decades… and recently, his daughter Tina Romero revealed that she’s making her own feature directorial debut with a zombie movie called Queens of the Dead. That movie had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival last month – and won the Audience Award for Best Narrative Film there! Now, Deadline reports that it has secured North American distribution through Independent Film Company (formerly IFC) and the Shudder streaming service. A specific release date has not yet been announced, but Independent Film Company has let it be known that they...

Collider Ladies Night hit a milestone last year at San Diego Comic-Con. We did our very first live edition of the show with Melissa Barrera, Erika Henningsen, and Katy O’Brian in a packed house in one of the biggest rooms of the convention, Ballroom 20. We’re beyond thrilled to announce that Ladies Night is coming back for more in 2025.

In partnership with IFC Entertainment Group, Collider Ladies Night returns to San Diego Comic-Con, but with a spin. This year, we're hosting Collider Ladies Night After Dark and putting the spotlight on the women of the IFC Entertainment Group – encompassing the brands of The Independent Film Company, Shudder and Rlje. Those women? Clown in a Cornfield star Katie Douglas, Hassie Harrison from Dangerous Animals, Whistle headliners Dafne Keen and Sophie Nélisse, and Alexandra Shipp who’ll be promoting both Forbidden Fruits and Violent Ends.

If you’re looking for unparalleled insight into Douglas,...

Tina Romero, the daughter of late horror master George A. Romero (Night of the Living Dead), makes her own mark on the zombie genre with Queens of the Dead, and Deadline reports this morning that the film has been acquired by Independent Film Company and Shudder.

Here in North America, Queens of the Dead will shamble into theaters in Fall 2025.

Shudder’s Director of Acquisitions and Productions, Adam Koehler, said in a statement, “We’re beyond thrilled to bring this wildly original vision to audiences—a fearless, glam-drenched ride that’s as funny as it is ferocious. With razor-sharp direction and a fierce cast, Queens of the Dead is a thrilling new chapter in a legacy of horror royalty.”

“The zombie apocalypse is such a rich sandbox to play in when it comes to social commentary. I can’t be my dad’s daughter without making an attempt at saying something with zombies,...

Exclusive: Independent Film Company (formerly IFC) and Shudder have acquired North American rights to the horror comedy Queens of the Dead from filmmaker Tina Romero, daughter of legendary “Godfather of Zombies” George A. Romero.

Paying tribute to the zombies from the elder Romero’s classic zombie films with a fresh, contemporary and queer twist, the film will be released in theaters this fall, after winning the Audience Award for Best Narrative Film in its Tribeca world premiere.

In Romero’s debut feature co-written with comedian Erin Judge, on which we were first to report last July, a zombie apocalypse breaks out in Brooklyn on the night of a giant warehouse party, where an eclectic group of drag queens, club kids, and frenemies must put aside their drama and use their unique skills to fight against the brain-thirsty, scrolling undead.

The film’s ensemble includes Katy O’Brian (Love Lies Bleeding), Jaquel Spivey...

Nearly 40 years after director Paul Michael Glaser's The Running Manhit theaters, the movie is getting a remake. As a result, the original 1987 film, which was based on a story by Stephen King, is now available to stream for free on Tubi.

Per ComicBook, 1987's The Running Man was written by Steven E. de Souza and is set in a dystopian America. In the film, convicted criminals called "runners" compete in a television game show and have to run to freedom to avoid being killed by professional killers. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Ben Richards, who is imprisoned and has a chance to make it back to the outside world by being a contestant on the game show. The sci-fi action film earned just $38.1 million against a budget of $27 million.

The Running Man also starred Maria Conchita Alonso, Yaphet Kotto, Jim Brown, Richard Dawson, Dweezil Zappa, Mick Fleetwood, andJesse Ventura, who, like Schwarzenegger,...

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The official trailer for Edgar Wright-helmed The Running Man has been unveiled. The high-octane, action-packed adventure stars Glen Powell and Josh Brolin. It is based on Stephen King’s classic dystopian novel of the same name.

What Is The Running Man About?

As seen in the trailer, the movie is set in a near-future society obsessed with spectacle and survival. It follows Ben Richards (Powell), a desperate father who wants to secure life-saving treatment for his daughter. In order to reach his goal, Ben volunteers for a brutal reality TV deathmatch.

The show, titled The Running Man, challenges contestants to survive for 30 days on the run across a surveilled nation, hunted by professional killers and civilians, and offers a $1 billion winning prize. The movie’s trailer already teases high-stakes action sequences and a gripping storyline.

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The Running Man is back in cinemas this winter, only this time, Edgar Wright has made it. Here’s the trailer.

This November sees the release of The Running Man courtesy of Paramount Pictures, marking Edgar Wright’s follow-up to 2021’s Last Night In Soho and adding yet another spin on a Stephen King novel to the glut of adaptations that we’ve been getting lately.

Stephen King’s novel is a pretty dark affair. He even wrote it under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman, a pen name that allowed him to exercise a more cynical and nasty streak to his work. While that may yet prove to be the case with the final film, the first trailer is presented in a hyper-kinetic style with several signature Edgar Wright flourishes. In short, it looks like it’s going to be a good time at the movies.

Glen Powell will play...

Ashton Hall is back with one of his insane morning routines, and this time he has brought Glen Powell along for the ride.

Yeah, you read that right. The actor who seems to be on every casting director’s radar these days decided to go all out for his upcoming film’s marketing, as he collaborated with Ashton Hall to promote the trailer’s release.

In the video, Hall begins his routine by dunking his face in ice water at 8:42 Am. By 8:54, he is seen working on creating the “Glen Powell ‘Running Man’ Training Routine.” Apparently, the routine focuses on running endurance, explosive power, and, of course, sprint performance.

Two minutes past 9 Am, Hall finally met Powell, and the two began working out, dressed in Hall’s iconic black vests. From push-ups to sprints, they do it all. Towards the end, Hall is seen entering the movie theater,...

“The Running Man” is a new live-action adaptation of the 1982 dystopian novel, directed by Edgar Wright starring Glen Powell, Katy O'Brian, Daniel Ezra, Karl Glusman, Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, Jayme Lawson, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, William H. Macy, David Zayas, Sean Hayes, and Colman Domingo, releasing November 7, 2025 in theaters:

“…a popular streaming game show titled ‘The Running Man’ has people chased by murderous ‘Hunters’ across the world….to win big money.”

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The first trailer for The Running Man raced online earlier today, and Entertainment Weekly (via SFFGazette.com) has since caught up with filmmaker Edgar Wright and the movie's cast to learn more about what to expect from this latest adaptation of the Stephen King novel.

The site explains that the movie begins when Powell's unemployed construction worker, Ben Richards, is forced to enter a game show where contestants are tasked with surviving for as long as they can in an America where anyone is allowed to kill them. The game ends after 30 days, and the longer they survive, the more money they'll make.

The catch is, no one has made it that far because they're quickly taken down by a group of trackers and assassins called the Hunters.

Richards sets out to get the money he and his wife Sheila (Jayme Lawson) need for their sick daughter's medicine, making the stakes higher than ever.

Todos miran. Todos cazan. Pero solo uno corre. © Paramount Pictures

Paramount Pictures acaba de lanzar el primer tráiler y póster de la película The Running Man, dirigida por Edgar Wright (Baby Driver).

Basada en la novela de Stephen King, la película se sitúa en un futuro cercano y distópico en la que The Running Man es el programa televisivo más visto: una competición mortal en la que los concursantes, conocidos como Runners, deben sobrevivir 30 días mientras son cazados por asesinos profesionales. Cada movimiento es retransmitido a un público sediento de sangre y cada día que pasa, la recompensa en metálico es mayor. Ben Richards (Powell), un hombre de clase trabajadora desesperado por salvar a su hija enferma, es convencido por el encantador pero despiadado productor del programa, Dan Killian (Brolin), para que participe en el juego como último recurso. Pero la rebeldía, los instintos y las agallas de Ben lo...

The full trailer for The Running Man is finally here, and it’s already making waves. Directed by Edgar Wright, this new version of the story looks intense, gritty, and full of action. It’s not a remake of the old 1987 movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Instead, it’s based more closely on the original 1982 novel by Stephen King, written under his pen name, Richard Bachman.

Glen Powell plays Ben Richards, the main character who ends up on a brutal game show where survival is the only way to win. Contestants get hunted down on live TV while the world watches. If they make it out alive, they get a big cash prize. But most don’t. The whole thing takes place in a broken-down future where the show is the biggest thing on television, and people are glued to it.

Related: Stephen King Names the Worst Book-to-Movie Adaptation of All Time

Edgar Wright,...

A brand-new version of The Running Man is on the way, and it looks like it’s going to be a wild ride. The first full trailer has just been released, and fans are finally getting a closer look at what director Edgar Wright has been working on.

This isn’t a remake of the 1987 film with Arnold Schwarzenegger; it’s a fresh take that sticks more closely to the original book by Stephen King, who wrote it under the name Richard Bachman.

The movie stars Glen Powell as Ben Richards, a man thrown into a deadly game show where he has to run for his life while being hunted. The prize? A big pile of cash, but only if he survives. The story is set in a dark future where the world is falling apart, and this game show is the biggest thing on TV. It’s violent, intense,...

Paramount Pictures debuted the first trailer for Edgar Wright’s take on “The Running Man” on Tuesday, revealing Glen Powell’s Ben Richards evading armed “Hunters” ahead of the film’s 7 November 2025 release. Wright, who co-wrote the screenplay with Michael Bacall, says his aim is to adapt Stephen King’s 1982 novel—published under the Richard Bachman pseudonym—rather than replicate the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger film that departed sharply from the text.

In an interview with Empire, the director called the project “a very intense, dangerous road movie,” underlining the 30-day nationwide manhunt that anchors the plot. Powell echoed that assessment during an Entertainment Weekly set visit, saying the new version “leans hard into the desperation that made the book frighteningly prescient.”

Principal photography wrapped in May after sixteen weeks in the United Kingdom; Glasgow doubled for a corporatized Boston, while an abandoned Welsh mine became the Games Network arena that televises the lethal contest.

The countdown is on. The first trailer for Edgar Wright’s The Running Man has arrived — and with it, Glen Powell is officially stepping into the arena. The action-packed reimagining of Stephen King’s dystopian classic hits theaters on November 7, and the new footage promises a brutal, breathless ride with Powell leading the charge as Ben Richards, a desperate man forced to survive a state-sanctioned death game for a shot at saving his daughter.

Powell, 36, isn’t the only one impressed by what Wright’s cooked up. At this year’s CinemaCon, none other than Tom Cruise watched the teaser alongside Powell — and according to Powell, the Mission: Impossible icon was blown away.

“Watching that teaser with Tom Cruise is a memory I will never forget. He was so stoked after watching it. What’s been amazing about my relationship with Tom is the fact he’s a guy that doesn’t hide his excitement.

"Bloodlust is our birthright! Set it free!" Paramount has revealed the first official trailer for The Running Man, the next new Edgar Wright movie after Last Night in Soho back in 2021. Based on the 1982 novel by Stephen King (under his pseudonym Richard Bachman) – it is the second adaptation of the book following the campy 1987 movie with Arnold Schwarzenegger in it. Set in a dystopian future, a game show called "The Running Man" has people chased by murderous Hunters across the world to win money. Ben Richards is willing to go the distance in this ultimate game of life and death... This new 2025 version stars Glen Powell as Ben, with Katy O'Brian, Daniel Ezra, Karl Glusman, Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, Jayme Lawson, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, William H. Macy, David Zayas, Sean Hayes, and Colman Domingo. So far so good, I'm into this footage! Yet another new Stephen King adaptation this...

Millions Hunt. One Runs. Everyone Watches. The upcoming adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man has unleashed its gripping first trailer. Starring Twisters and Top Gun: Maverick star Glen Powell, The Running Man is set to be released in theaters on November 7, 2025. The first footage from the dystopian action movie promises all manner of high-stakes sprinting and evasion as Powell takes the lead as a man fighting for his life on a deadly show on prime-time television.

The Running Man is a new reimagining of the 1982 novel of the same name by King, which was already adapted in 1987 with Arnold Schwarzenegger as the lead. The story takes place in a future dystopian society where audiences have become obsessed with a new game show called The Running Man. In the game, the contestants must find a way to escape from hunters who are out to kill them on live television.

Four years have gone by since it was announced that Edgar Wright was coming on board to direct a new take on the novel The Running Man, which was written by Stephen King under his Richard Bachman pen name. The Running Man was, of course, previously turned into a film back in 1987 that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and had little to do with the source material. Last year, Wright’s film entered production with Glen Powell of Top Gun: Maverick, Hit Man, and Twisters in the lead role. Filming wrapped in the early months of this year, with the movie aiming for a November 7th theatrical release – and today, the first trailer has dropped online! You can check it out in the embed above.

King’s novel has the following description: It was the ultimate death game in a nightmare future America. The year is 2025 and reality TV has grown to...

“The Running Man” is dashing into theaters soon.

The Edgar Wright-directed adaptation of the Stephen King novel, which stars Glen Powell as a man who becomes embroiled in a killer game show, is headed to theaters on Nov. 7. And we’ve got the very first trailer, which you can watch below.

In the film Powell plays Ben Richards, a contestant on “The Running Man,” a show that sees contestants hunted for sport. Colman Domingo plays the host of the show, while Katy O’Brian and Daniel Ezra play other contestants on the show. Josh Brolin is the show’s producer and Jayme Lawson is Ben’s wife Sheila. The cast also includes Lee Pace, Michael Cera, William H. Macy and Sean Hayes.

It looks, of course, absolutely bonkers, with all the energy and excitement you associate with Wright, whose credits include “Shaun of the Dead” and “Baby Driver,” with all...

Glen Powell is flexing his action star skills in Edgar Wright’s long-awaited “The Running Man.” Powell leads the film as one of the many American citizens who participate in a game show called “The Running Man,” in which murderous Hunters chase contestants across the globe. Colman Domingo plays the host of the reality show, with Wright reuniting with his “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” alum Michael Cera as well for the ensemble cast.

“The Running Man” is based on Stephen King’s 1982 novel, which was published under the pseudonym Richard Bachman. Wright co-wrote the adaptation with “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” screenwriter Michael Bacall; Wright previously announced that the film will be more faithful to the source material than Paul Michael Glaser’s 1987 film version starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. Both the novel and the film were set in the year 2025, with Wright’s iteration now to be released this year.

If you’ve been experiencing Glen Powell withdrawals after a particularly Powell-heavy 2024 (Twisters! Hit Man! Anyone But You!) then fear not. There’s a fresh slice of Glen on the way – from none other than Edgar Wright, in his first film since Last Night In Soho. The duo have teamed up for a fresh adaptation of The Running Man, Stephen King’s tale of a dystopian deathmatch in a future America – previously adapted in 1987 as an Arnold Schwarzenegger action vehicle, famously not the most faithful take on the source material. Now Wright is bringing the story to the screen in a version said to be closer to the book, with Powell as Ben Richards – on the run from murderous Hunters in the hopes of winning piles of cash. Check out the trailer:

This looks like a blast – and while it’s Wright working from source material for the first time since Scott Pilgrim,...

Millions hunt. One runs. Everyone watches. Glen Powell (Top Gun: Maverick, Twisters) stars in Edgar Wright’s new movie The Running Man, an adaptation of the Stephen King novel that was previously adapted in 1987 with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the starring role. Watch the official trailer for The Running Man below.

Paramount brings The Running Man to theaters on November 7, 2025.

Here’s the brand new official synopsis for Edgar Wright’s fresh take…

“​In a near-future society, The Running Man is the top-rated show on television—a deadly competition where contestants, known as Runners, must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins, with every move broadcast to a bloodthirsty public and each day bringing a greater cash reward.

“Desperate to save his sick daughter, working-class Ben Richards (Glen Powell) is convinced by the show’s charming but ruthless producer, Dan Killian (Josh Brolin), to enter the game as a last resort.

Edgar Wright has released the trailer for The Running Man, his new film adaptation of Stephen King’s 1982 dystopian novel of the same name. Watch the trailer below.

Glen Powell stars as Ben Richards, a contestant on the titular reality competition who must outrun hitmen to win a cash prize. Colman Domingo plays the host of The Running Man, with the cast rounded out by Katy O’Brian, Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, William H. Macy, Sean Hayes, and more. Wright directed the film and co-wrote the screenplay with Michael Bacall.

King’s novel The Running Man was published in 1982 under the pseudonym Richard Bachman, and took place in the year 2025. In 1987, it was adapted into a film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Wright’s last movie was 2021’s Last Night in Soho, which starred Anya Taylor-Joy. In 2023, he served as an executive producer on Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, an...

Following his turns in “Hit Man,” “Anyone but You” and “Twisters,” Glen Powell is flexing his movie star chops as the lead of Edgar Wright’s remake of “The Running Man.”

Based on the the 1982 novel by Stephen King (which was then turned into a 1987 film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger), “The Running Man” takes place in a dystopian society where a game show pits contestants, called “runners,” against murderous killers (aka “hunters”).

According to the film’s synopsis, the Runners “must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins, with every move broadcast to a bloodthirsty public and each day bringing a greater cash reward. Desperate to save his sick daughter, working-class Ben Richards (Glen Powell) is convinced by the show’s charming but ruthless producer, Dan Killian (Josh Brolin), to enter the game as a last resort. But Ben’s defiance, instincts, and grit turn him into an unexpected fan...

After a busy last summer with Hit Man and Twisters, Glen Powell is back this fall with Edgar Wright’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Running Man. With a cast also including Katy O’Brian, Daniel Ezra, Karl Glusman, Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, Jayme Lawson, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, William H. Macy, David Zayas, Sean Hayes, and Colman Domingo, Paramount Pictures has now unveiled the first trailer ahead of a November 7 release.

Here’s the synopsis: “In a near-future society, The Running Man is the top-rated show on television—a deadly competition where contestants, known as Runners, must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins, with every move broadcast to a bloodthirsty public and each day bringing a greater cash reward. Desperate to save his sick daughter, working-class Ben Richards (Glen Powell) is convinced by the show’s charming but ruthless producer, Dan Killian (Josh Brolin), to enter the game as a last resort.

The first teaser for The Running Man is here, and it’s already got people talking. The film stars Glen Powell and is directed by Edgar Wright, who also helped write the script. The movie is based on the 1982 book by Stephen King, published under the name Richard Bachman.

Unlike the 1987 version with Arnold Schwarzenegger, this one aims to follow the original story more closely.

The short teaser gives a fast glimpse of the style and mood Edgar Wright is going for. It looks gritty and packed with action. The full trailer is dropping tomorrow, so fans won’t have to wait long for a better look.

The story takes place in a future where people compete on a violent game show. Contestants are hunted across the world, and if they survive, they win prize money.

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A new teaser for The Running Man just dropped, and fans of action and sci-fi are in for something intense. Directed by Edgar Wright, the film stars Glen Powell and is based on the 1982 novel by Stephen King, written under the name Richard Bachman.

It’s not a remake of the 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger version, but a brand-new take that sticks closer to the original book.

The teaser gives a quick look at the tone and energy Wright is going for, and the full trailer is set to release tomorrow. From what’s been shared by the crew so far, this version of The Running Man feels darker and more grounded, but still packed with action. It’s all centered around a brutal game show where people have to run for their lives while being hunted, with the promise of a cash prize if they survive.

Glen Powell plays the main character,...

The time is nearly here, folks. Shaun of the Dead director, Edgar Wright, has re-adapted the Stephen King novel, The Running Man, and the trailer has almost arrived. A short announcement video has been released by Paramount Pictures, where star Glen Powell says the movie preview will be premiering online tomorrow. His announcement is then followed by a short behind-the-scenes video of an explosion, then the logo for the film.

King’s novel has the following description: It was the ultimate death game in a nightmare future America. The year is 2025 and reality TV has grown to the point where people are willing to wager their lives for a chance at a billion-dollar jackpot. Ben Richards is desperate – he needs money to treat his daughter’s illness. His last chance is entering a game show called The Running Man where the goal is to avoid capture by Hunters who are employed to kill him.

Stephen King’s The Running Man is headed back to the big screen from director Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead, Last Night in Soho), with Glen Powell (Top Gun: Maverick, Twisters) taking over the role played by Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 1987 movie. It’s set for release in theaters from Paramount on November 7, and the trailer arrives tomorrow (July 1).

Watch a short – but explosive – tease for the trailer featuring Glen Powell below.

Glen Powell will be playing the role of Ben in Wright’s The Running Man, with Colman Domingo (Candyman) and Katy O’Brian (Love Lies Bleeding) also starring in the film.

The cast also includes Daniel Ezra, Karl Glusman, Josh Brolin, Lee Pace, Jayme Lawson, Michael Cera, Emilia Jones, William H. Macy, David Zayas, and Sean Hayes.

Edgar Wright wrote the script with Michael Bacall (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, 21 Jump Street). Chung-hoon Chung (Oldboy, It, Last Night in Soho...

Sydney Sweeney is portraying real-life fighter Christy Martin in an upcoming biopic. To effectively play the part, Sweeney needed to bulk up, and she ultimately put on 30 pounds for the transformative movie role, which has been described as a "female Rocky."

Sweeney and the film's director, David Michôd, discussed her casting as Christy Martin in a new profile for W Magazine. Michôd stressed how Sweeney "trained her butt off to play the part," impressed by the physical work she had put into the film. Gaining 30 pounds and taking part in training sessions was not easy, but Sweeney also said she she "loved" every bit of it, no matter how challenging some days might have gotten.

“I loved it,” Sweeney explained. "I came onboard to play Christy, and I had about three and a half months of training. I started eating. I weight-trained in the morning for an hour, kickboxed midday for about two hours,...

Sydney Sweeney says she told co-star Katy O’Brian “If you break my nose, that’s fine” while rehearsing fight scenes for the Christy Martin biopic, a comment first shared on IndieWire’s social feeds and echoed by O’Brian on Reddit. The actor has trained three-and-a-half months, lifting and kickboxing daily, and added about 30 pounds of muscle to match the six-time world champion’s build.

The film, financed by Black Bear and Anonymous Content, is directed by David Michôd from a script he wrote with Mirrah Foulkes; cameras rolled in North Carolina and wrapped last November. Ben Foster, Merritt Wever, Ethan Embry and O’Brian join Sweeney onscreen, while producers include Kerry Kohansky-Roberts and Sweeney herself. Post-production insiders tell CinemaBlend the team is eyeing a 2026 festival launch while weighing U.S. distributors.

O’Brian confirmed Sweeney took real shots during takes, leaving both performers bruised but satisfying consultants who insisted the bouts look “fight-night” authentic.

The original version of the Stephen King classic dystopian movie, The Running Man, will be streaming free this July. Fans of King's movie adaptations can start streaming the sci-fi film on July 1 on Tubi, the platform that doesn't require its viewers to pay anything to stream their content, as long as they stay tuned during the ad breaks. Other genre titles landing on Tubi include Terminator 2: Judgment Day, War of the Worlds, Sicario: Day of the Soldado, and Legends of the Fall, among others.

Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Running Man is a futuristic action thriller that tells the story of Ben Richards, a wrongfully convicted man who escapes from a prison camp and finds himself joining a game show led by an ambitious host. In the show The Running Man, a gang of violent killers tries to kill the players in prime time, and Richards has to find a...

Katy O’Brian says it “felt good” getting punched by Sydney Sweeney while filming their boxing matches for the upcoming biopic about boxer Christy Martin.

Sweeney stars in the movie as Martin, who was one of the most well known female boxers of the 1990s. O’Brien plays a fellow boxer.

Sweeney packed on 30 pounds for the role. “My body was completely different,” Sweeney told W magazine earlier this year. “I didn’t fit in any of my clothes. I’m usually a size 23 in jeans, and I was wearing a size 27. My boobs got bigger. And my butt got huge. It was crazy! I was like, ‘Oh my god.’”

She added, “But it was amazing: I was so strong, like crazy strong.”

I caught up with O’Brian Thursday night at the A24 premiere of the new Ari Aster film “Eddington” at the DGA in West Hollywood.

“I got punched quite a few times,...

Emma Stone says she’s glad she got to rehearse with Joaquin Phoenix before making “Eddington.”

But she’s not always keen on rehearsal.

“We rehearsed. We went through everything,” Stone told me Thursday at the “Eddington” premiere at the DGA in West Hollywood. “Rehearsal is a little bit of mixed bag for me sometimes. Sometimes I really really enjoy it and sometimes I’m like, ‘Oh God we’re just doing it and it’s going to ruin everything,’ but this was one of the good ones.”

Ari Aster’s “Eddington” stars Phoenix as the sheriff of a small New Mexico town during the Covid pandemic who surprises everyone when he announces – including his wife, played by Stone – that he’s going to run for mayor against the incumbent (Pedro Pascal).

Rounding out the cast are Luke Grimes, Austin Butler, Deidre O’Connell, Michael Ward, Clifton Collins Jr., Amélie Hoeferle,...

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning has been out in the world for over a month now, but if you haven’t had the chance to see it yet, you should beware: there are Spoilers to come in the article below, because director Christopher McQuarrie has decided to explain why a certain character was killed off in this movie.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning tells the second half of the story that began in Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, with Ethan Hunt out to destroy an AI system called The Entity, which is housed in a sunken Russian stealth submarine. Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation, Mission: Impossible – Fallout, and Dead Reckoning writer/director McQuarrie remains at the helm, working from a screenplay he crafted with Erik Jendresen. The official synopsis is very simple: Our lives are the sum of our choices. Tom Cruise is Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.

Movie-goers who went to see 28 Years Later over this past weekend were introduced to an “alpha” infected / zombie character called Samson, who was played by 6-foot-8-inch actor and former Mma fighter Chi Lewis-Parry – and were also treated to the sight of Samson tearing off a human head with the spine still attached. During an interview with Variety, Lewis-Parry revealed that he has a role in the upcoming remake of the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie The Running Man, and that one of his career goals is to join another franchise that got started with a Schwarzenegger movie, as he wants to play a Predator.

The Running Man is based on a novel that was written by Stephen King under his Richard Bachman pen name. King’s novel has the following description: It was the ultimate death game in a nightmare future America. The year is 2025 and reality TV has grown to...

Joshua Jackson and Busy Philipps had a Dawson’s Creek reunion!

The pair were seen on the red carpet together at Motion Picture & Television Fund’s NextGen Annual Summer Party held at The Aster on Sunday (June 22) in Los Angeles.

If you don’t know, they co-starred in the hit TV series Dawson’s Creek together, which ran for six seasons in the late 1990s/early 2000s.

Also in attendance were Tyler Posey with wife Phem, DWTS‘ Derek Hough with wife Hayley Erbert, Riverdale‘s Madelaine Petsch, Grey’s Anatomy‘s Camilla Luddington, Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.‘s Chloe Bennet, Bel Air‘s Jabari Banks, comedian Whitney Cummings, Fargo‘s Allison Tolman, Ginny & Georgia‘s Scott Porter, Moana‘s Auli’i Cravalho, Scandal‘s Katie Lowes with Adam Shapiro, Wicked‘s Marissa Bode, Agatha All Along‘s Sasheer Zamata, The Mandalorian‘s Katy O’Brian, Dark Knight‘s David Dastmalchian, actresses Thora Birch and Camilla Belle,...

Fans often see performers and think they’d be great in certain roles. With so many comic book characters available and the plethora of new and talented stars popping up, fan casting will never end. Sadly, sometimes a performer is put into a role that doesn’t show their skills. In this case, we have the Love Lies Bleeding star Katy M. O'Brian. To put it lightly, Marvel Studios dropped the ball with her.

If you remember more than a few things in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, you’re in the minority of people who’ve seen the disappointing third Ant-Man movie. It’s not as if the movie didn’t have good parts. However, after the first two films, people expected more.

Ant-Man 3 lacked the fun and very Disney appeal that viewers expected; it wasn't a light-hearted heist movie like its predecessors. It also featured characters that...

Almost exactly a year after its theatrical release, Twisters, the sequel to 1996’s classic Twister, is gaining momentum on Amazon Prime Video’s Top 10. Per FlixPatrol, Twisters, starring Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones, is in the No. 10 spot on Prime Video across all movies and shows on the streaming service as of June 21. The movie has a "Certified Fresh" critic score on Rotten Tomatoes.

In Twisters, Edgar-Jones plays Kate Cooper, a storm chaser who is tracking an Oklahoma tornado outbreak with her friend Javi, played by Anthony Ramos. The pair soon meet up with social media storm chaser Tyler Owens (Powell), who clashes with the more traditional storm chasing duo. The film comes from director Lee Isaac Chung with a screenplay by Mark L. Smith (The Revenant)and a story by Joseph Kosinski.

Top 10 Overall on Prime Video Image via FlixPatrol Twisters Used Realistic Sets

Powell, who also starred in Top Gun: Maverick,...

Four years have gone by since it was announced that Edgar Wright was coming on board to direct a new take on the novel The Running Man, which was written by Stephen King under his Richard Bachman pen name. The Running Man was, of course, previously turned into a film back in 1987 that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and had little to do with the source material. Last year, Wright’s take on the material began filming with Glen Powell of Top Gun: Maverick, Hit Man, and Twisters in the lead role. Production wrapped in the early months of this year, with the movie aiming for a November 7th theatrical release. While we wait to see how this new movie has turned out, Schwarzenegger has said in an interview that he’s hoping the remake will be better than the original.

King’s novel has the following description: It was the ultimate...

Edgar Wright and Glen Powell’s highly anticipated remake of The Running Man is officially slated for a theatrical release on November 7, 2025. Naturally, the new film will be compared to the 1987 cult favorite that starred Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Although the original adaptation of Stephen King’s dystopian novel has maintained a loyal fanbase over the years, Schwarzenegger recently acknowledged that the upcoming remake has a real chance to surpass his version by addressing its past limitations.

In a new interview with Cbr, Schwarzenegger discusses the upcoming remake, touching on some weak points in the original that he thinks Wright and Powell's film can improve upon.

Said Schwarzenegger, "Running Man’ was one of the movies that…I think it would have been great if we would have been better prepared for this movie if we would have had more money for this movie, and if we would have had then… the visual effects,...

Mike Flanagan has announced that cameras are now rolling on his small-screen adaptation of Stephen King's first novel, Carrie.

The filmmaker shared an image of a clapperboard to social media, revealing a first look at the show's official logo.

Summer H. Howell is set to play troubled telekinetic teen, Carrie White, and the rest of the principal cast members were recently announced by Amazon.

The series will also star Samantha Sloyan (The Fall of the House of Usher) as Carrie’s religious fanatic mother, Margaret White, Alison Thornton (Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce) as Chris Hargensen, Thalia Dudek (The Running Man) as Emaline, Siena Agudong (Sidelined: The Qb and Me) as Sue Snell, Amber Midthunder (FX’s Legion) as Miss Desjardin, Josie Totah (AppleTV+’s The Buccaneers) as Tina, Arthur Conti (Beetlejuice Beetlejuice) as Billy, Joel Oulette (Sullivan’s Crossing) as Tommy, and Matthew Lillard (Scream) as Principal Grayle.

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Twilight fans were delivered a treat earlier this year when Netflix added the entire saga of movies to its library, but all good things must come to an end. After several months of streaming dominance, Netflix has now announced that all Twilight movies will leave the platform at the end of the month on June 30. The franchise was formerly streaming on Peacock before it moved to Netflix, but a new streaming home has not been announced. Fans may have to do without any Twilight movies on streaming for a month or two before another service scoops them up. With five films under its belt, The Twilight Saga has successfully grossed more than $3.3 billion at the global box office, with the collective budgets of the films coming in at under $500 million.

Although the stars of Twilight have gone on to do extraordinary things, it will always be hard for many fans...

One of the most anticipated movies coming out this fall comes from contemporary English auteur Edgar Wright. Known for his kinetic style and genre-bending flair, Wright recently wrapped filming on The Running Man, an adaptation of a Stephen King book of the same name released under his pseudonym, Richard Bachman.

The film stars Glen Powell as Ben Richards, a desperate father who enters a deadly reality competition in a bid to provide for his family. However, Wright isn’t the first to take a crack at this story. The novel was first brought to the big screen in 1987, with Arnold Schwarzenegger in the lead and Paul Michael Glaser directing. Now, with buzz heating up around the upcoming remake, the original is sprinting back into the spotlight and will soon land on a free streaming platform. Tubi, the ad-supported streaming platform known for its growing library of classics and cult favorites,...

The same year he was featured in his iconic role in Predator, Arnold Schwarzeneggerstarred in a dystopian survival thriller loosely based on Stephen King's novel, The Running Man. Although the film starred the icon in his action prime, it remains one of his lesser-celebrated films. As fans of the author prepare for a new adaptation of the novel starring Glen Powell, Schwarzenegger says that he loves the idea of a better remake. The Terminator himself hopes that the film can succeed where the previous version failed.

The Total Recall and Twins actor spoke to Cbr for Cbr Presents: Draw! to promote the release of Season 2 of his Netflix series Fubar. Schwarzenegger addressed the upcoming remake of The Running Man, which is directed by Edgar Wright and will reportedly be more faithful to King's original novel. The actor implied that the remake is the perfect opportunity to fix everything that...

After reaching a record high in 2022, LGBTQ representation continues to decline in movies.

On Wednesday, GLAAD released the 13th edition of its Studio Responsibility Index (Sri), which found that LGBTQ-inclusive films dropped to 23.6% of releases from 10 top studio distributors during the 2024 calendar year, down from 27.3% in 2023 and 28.5% in 2022.

The Sri also found that, only two films (less than 1%) featured transgender characters; 37% of LGBTQ characters had less than one minute of screen time; only 27% had more than 10 minutes of screen time, down from 38% last year; LGBTQ characters of color made up the lowest percentage since 2019 at 36%; and there were no LGBTQ characters living with HIV in any of the 250 films tracker.

“This year’s findings are a wake-up call to the industry. At a time when LGBTQ people are facing unprecedented attacks in politics and news media, film must be a space for visibility and truth,” said Sarah Kate Ellis, GLAAD president and CEO.

The countdown has begun for the arrival of Edgar Wright's take on Stephen King's dystopian novel,The Running Man. The upcoming remake sees rising star Glen Powellreceive the baton from action legend Arnold Schwarzenegger, as the lead, Ben Richards. Schwarzenegger originated the character in the first adaptation, directed by Paul Michael Glaser and released in 1987. While Schwarzenegger won’t be appearing or involved behind the scenes this time around, the veteran action hero has given the project his blessing. The actor has now spoken publicly about how he thinks the remake can surpass the original.

Schwarzenegger's version wasn’t exactly a critical darling upon release. Reviews ranged from mixed to average at best, landing the film a modest 67% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics divided over its tone and execution. While Schwarzenegger is proud of what the movie achieved, he has acknowledged that it had its flaws. In...

In November, Edgar Wright's new take on The Running Man will be premiering in theaters, presenting a new reimagining of the Stephen King story. Arnold Schwarzenegger, who famously starred in the first feature film released in 1987, feels optimistic that Wright's version will be able to improve upon what the original movie was lacking.

Schwarzenegger recently spoke with Grae Drake for Cbr Presents: Draw! to promote the second season of Fubar on Netflix, which premieres on June 12. The subject of The Running Man came up during the conversation, and Schwarzenegger shared his thoughts on the new movie coming out this year. While he says he doesn't know much in terms of Wright's creative direction, he believes the remake has an edge over the original thanks to modern visual effects. The actor noted that this was where the classic Running Man movie could have been "better."

"I mean, I love...

Sydney Sweeney explains how she physically transformed for the upcoming Christy Martin biopic. The untitled biopic movie tells the story of Christy Martin, who became the most successful female boxer of the 1990s. The movie is directed by David Michôd and co-written by him and Mirrah Foulkes. In addition to Sweeney, its cast includes Katy O'Brian, Merritt Weaver, Ben Foster, Tony Cavalero, and Ethan Embry. The film does not yet have a release date or trailer, but there have been behind-the-scenes photos of her transformation.

Speaking with W Magazine, Sweeney spoke about her physical transformation to play Christy Moore. She described her intense training regimen, where she ate more, went through weight training, and "kickboxed midday for about two hours." In the process, her "body was completely different," including her jean sizes increasing. While the experience was "crazy," she also felt it was "amazing" because of the strength she gained.