Ryan Lambie is an Editor at WHYNOW. He specializes in the intersections of arts and entertainment, film and cinema, and technology, with a particular focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and the impact of AI and machine learning on creative processes. Ryan's insights and analyses are featured in WHYNOW, The Digital Fix, and Den of Geek.
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By: Ryan Lambie
Steven Spielberg returns to UFO territory with Disclosure Day - but its scale and tone make it the antithesis of Close Encounters. Spoilers!
Following The Bride, Maggie Gyllenhaal is set to direct Creation Lake - an adaptation of author Rachel Kushner's eco-thriller novel.
The Amblin Archive of film props and art hasn't been seen on camera before now. Steven Spielberg himself gave one YouTuber a tour.
Its direction isn’t Spielberg-level, but there’s lots of fun to be had with Hangar 18 - a UFO thriller in the vein of Disclosure Day.
The Duffer brothers, best known for creating Stranger Things, are set to release their first film for Paramount in November 2028.
Almost two years after Alien: Romulus course-corrected the franchise, the sequel still doesn't appear to be any closer to finding a director.
Producer Robert Tapert has revealed that Evil Dead Wrath, the horror franchise entry due out in 2028, will be a 70s-set prequel.
From the producers of Stranger Things, The Boroughs emerged on Netflix in May - and has already been cancelled.
The success of Obsession has spiced up Curry Barker's career, with the filmmaker having signed a reported eight-figure deal with Universal.
By: Ryan Lambie
If even a respected director like Luca Guadagnino can get his film binned, what does that say about the state of Hollywood? Nothing good…
