Nouvelles

03 june 2026

  • Apple TV

    Cape Fear Review: A Dark, Modern Reimagining That Justifies Its Existence

    Few works carry the weight of Cape Fear. Based on John D. MacDonald’s novel The Executioners, first immortalized by Robert Mitchum and Gregory Peck in 1962, then transformed into an opera-worthy nightmare by Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, and Nick Nolte in 1991, it is a story that seems almost impossible to revisit without immediately drawing comparisons. Yet creator Nick Antosca tackles the subject with surprising confidence, not by seeking to surpass what...

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03 june 2026

  • Movies

    Ice Cream Man: Eli Roth Turns Childhood Sweetness into Pure Nightmare

    Horror cinema has always thrived on corrupting the symbols of childhood. From sinister clowns and haunted dolls to seemingly innocent mascots hiding dark secrets, the genre has repeatedly demonstrated that the most effective scares often come from twisting familiar comforts into sources of terror. With Ice Cream Man, filmmaker Eli Roth appears ready to embrace that tradition while returning to the provocative, unapologetic style that helped establish him as one of the most...

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28 may 2026

  • Movies

    Masters of the Universe: When Belgium Becomes a Haven for French Fans and the Growing Unease of the French Film Distribution Industry

    “Well, we’ve wrapped on Masters of the Universe. It was an honor to take on the responsibility of playing Adam and He-Man. It’s the role of a lifetime, and I poured my heart and soul into it. I can’t show you much, but I’m very proud of the film we’ve made. Thanks to our incredible crew and all the actors for their hard work." - Nicholas Galitzine The announcement surprised many fans of popular cinema and geek culture: while...

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22 may 2026

  • Prime-Video

    Spider-Noir Review: The Most Unexpectedly Refreshing Spider-Man Story in Years

    There is a strange irony surrounding Spider-Noir: on paper, it sounds exactly like the sort of spin-off audiences should be tired of by now. The superhero landscape has spent the last decade expanding sideways, digging through secondary characters and alternate realities in search of the next franchise pillar, often with mixed and sometimes disastrous results. So the idea of taking a supporting character who originally existed as a delightful side joke in Spider-Man:...

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21 may 2026

  • Netflix

    The Boroughs: A Spielbergian Sci-Fi series About Aging, Grief, and Monsters

    There is something immediately captivating about The Boroughs, not only because the series bears the unmistakable creative DNA of the Duffer brothers, but also because it dares to reorient the entire emotional framework of the modern supernatural thriller toward an audience that television so often overlooks. Instead of yet another group of gifted teenagers on bikes discovering portals to parallel dimensions, creators Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews build their...

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