A couple’s peaceful retreat to a secluded cabin descends into a terrifying ordeal when they meet a strange newcomer. As old secrets come to light, their lives are put in danger. Directed by Erik Bloomquist, this suspenseful thriller delves into the feelings of loneliness and fear. You can start watching it on Netflix from January 15, 2026, starring Madeleine McGraw and Marco Pigossi.
Dominique Fishback first became well-known for her work as Darlene on the TV show ‘The Deuce’. She then received praise for her role as Deborah Johnson in the film ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’, which earned her a BAFTA nomination. More recently, she captivated audiences with her intense performance leading the psychological thriller ‘Swarm’. Beyond acting, Fishback is a talented playwright and poet, and often uses her writing to help her prepare for roles. She’s quickly becoming a prominent and respected figure in the world of dramatic acting.
Sydney Sweeney is back as Cassie, and her character has a new, unexpected career. The trailer shows her working as an OnlyFans creator, dressed in a bunny costume.
Sean Connery famously stepped away from playing James Bond multiple times throughout his career. He first quit because he didn’t want to be known for only one role, but he came back for ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ when he was offered a very large sum of money. Later, he accepted a role in ‘The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen’ primarily for the high salary, even though he wasn’t enthusiastic about the script. That movie turned out to be a challenging experience, and it led to his permanent retirement from acting.
George R.R. Martin has confirmed the show and his books will have different endings. He explained that some characters who survive in his novels will die in the TV series, and some who die on screen will live in the books. He also suggested he intends to kill off more characters in his writing than the show did.
During a stunt in the 2022 film “Jackass Forever,” Johnny Knoxville was flipped by a bull and landed on his head, resulting in a brain hemorrhage, concussion, broken wrist, and broken rib. This injury has made him rethink how he does dangerous stunts, and he recently discussed the upcoming movie on the “Books That Changed My Life” podcast.
As a critic, I’ve always been fascinated by the stories behind the stars, and Macaulay Culkin’s is particularly compelling. He burst onto the scene as a child with ‘Home Alone,’ becoming a global icon almost overnight. But the price of that early fame was high. He actually took the legal step of becoming emancipated from his parents, wanting to manage his own considerable money. What’s truly sad is that this led to a complete break with his father, Kit Culkin, after years of conflict. He’s been open about the intense pressure of growing up in the spotlight and, frankly, the lack of a supportive family structure during those formative years. Now, he seems to be intentionally living a very private life, thankfully free from the control of those who once managed him.
Sidney Poitier made history as the first African-American man to win an Oscar for Best Actor, receiving the award for his performance in ‘Lilies of the Field’. Throughout the 1950s and 60s, he overcame racial barriers in Hollywood, delivering powerful and refined performances. Films like ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’ and ‘In the Heat of the Night’ boldly addressed issues of race and integration at the time. Poitier will be remembered for consistently choosing roles that promoted dignity and equal treatment for Black actors.
This week, Larry Ellison and his team traveled to Paris. They held meetings with key French leaders, including President Emmanuel Macron and Culture Minister Rachida Dati, as well as prominent figures in the film industry like Gaetan Bruel (CNC), Sidonie Dumas (Gaumont), Richard Patry (French Exhibition Association), and Victor Hadida (Metropolitan Filmexport). Bloomberg was the first to report on the visit to the Élysée Palace.
Viola Davis is highly respected for her commitment to acting and her down-to-earth attitude on set. Despite winning an EGOT – an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Award – she remains humble, according to those who work with her. She’s become well-known for her performances in ‘Fences’ and ‘How to Get Away with Murder.’ Davis is also praised for creating a supportive and professional environment where other actors can thrive, and she’s described as both a strong presence and someone who deeply respects the filmmaking process.