Movies

Jennifer Aniston had a strong political message to share after officially endorsing Kamala Harris.

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In the gripping film “Conclave,” directed by Edward Berger, we follow a group of cardinals from the Catholic Church convening in Vatican City to select a new pope. Despite their role being based on devotion and belief, these men find themselves embroiled in a power struggle marked by deceit and hidden agendas. The intricate plot revolves around Ralph Fiennes’ character, Cardinal Lawrence, who presents an intriguing viewpoint for the movie as his journey is not about seeking power; rather, it’s about bearing witness to the chaos unfolding.

In a fascinating collaboration, some notable figures from this year’s standout films are uniting for their next venture. Actress Margaret Qualley, who shone in the critically acclaimed movie “The Substance,” and Dan Kagan, the producer behind the successful horror film “Longlegs,” are coming together to create a Gothic horror masterpiece titled “Victorian Psycho.” Fresh from the triumph of Coralie Fargeat’s body-horror sensation – now Mubi’s most successful theatrical release ever – Qualley is eager to dive into this new project, while Kagan’s “Longlegs” was the highest-grossing original horror film of the year.

Kate Beckinsale has consistently showcased a dramatic flair that earned her industry acclaim during the late ’90s, primarily through more serious roles. However, it was her transition to action roles that truly highlighted her captivating screen presence. This journey began with her portrayal of Selena, a vampire assassin in 2003’s film, Underworld. While the movie’s storyline was compelling, Beckinsale stood out as an innovative action heroine, embodying both elegance and ferocity. The blend of action and horror catapulted her into the role of a full-fledged action star.