Director Coralie Fargeat Explains Why ‘The Substance’ Isn’t a Horror Movie

Fargeat, responsible for writing, directing, and editing the movie featuring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, discussed with The Hollywood Reporter the classification of their film The Substance as a horror production. Although the movie transcends its terrifying elements, it’s challenging to place it in any other category besides an effectively crafted horror film with potent social commentary. However, we won’t dispute Fargeat’s assertion that the filmmaker describes it thusly:

‘Superman’ Getting New Sneak Peek During 2025 Puppy Bowl

According to The Hollywood Reporter, a sneak preview of Superman is set to air during this year’s Puppy Bowl, which marks its 21st anniversary. Notably, director James Gunn will be present with his dog Ozu, who served as inspiration for Krypto the Superdog in the upcoming DCU movie. One lucky puppy from the game will receive the “Krypto Super Play” award. Furthermore, Gunn is expected to share a special message with viewers, possibly encouraging adoption of shelter dogs, a cause close to the heart of DC Studios’ co-president. As for Howard Lee, president of Discovery Network and chief creative officer of U.S. networks, he commented on this collaboration.

‘Argylle’ Remains a Streaming Hit Despite Poor Rotten Tomatoes Score

According to Apple, the movie “Argylle” currently holds the number 10 spot on its list of top 10 most popular films, having consistently appeared in various positions since its debut on streaming platforms last April. Starring an impressive ensemble including Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O’Hara, John Cena, and Samuel L. Jackson, “Argylle” revolves around a secluded author (played by Bryce Dallas Howard) who becomes entangled in the world of spies and espionage when she discovers that her new novel about spies bears an uncanny resemblance to real-life events.

The 12 Best Korean Movies On Netflix

Ever since 2010, I’ve found myself drawn to Netflix as a go-to destination for an extensive collection of foreign films, and their Korean film library never fails to impress. From blockbuster popcorn flicks to critically acclaimed dramas, pulse-pounding thrillers, tender romance stories, and even futuristic sci-fi adventures, the selection of fantastic Korean movies on Netflix is nothing short of impressive. Though their offerings rotate frequently, many of the Korean films they showcase are Netflix exclusives. Whether you’ve recently fallen in love with a Korean classic or are new to the world of Korean cinema altogether, my curated list of the best Korean movies on Netflix will steer you towards some truly unforgettable viewing experiences.

Jordan Adetunji Announces New Mixtape, ‘A Jaguar’s Dream’

According to Adetunji’s statement, a Jaguar symbolizes for him an individual who effortlessly navigates different environments and dominates each space they occupy. In his own words, he equates this sense of evolution and conquest with his ever-changing sound as it penetrates every space he ventures into.