The film, produced by Ratan Tata, was inspired by the 1996 American movie Fear. Manisha Chauhan Updated : Mar 04, 2025, 08:06 AM IST | Edited by : Manisha Chauhan The 2004 film Aetbaar, directed by ...

As well as the programme of horror offerings at Triskel, Cork French Film Festival has also revealed its 2025 roster for the Arc Cinema A scene from Mother Joan Of The Angels, part of the Fear ...

John Yang speaks with NBC News producer Joel Seidman and correspondent Kevin Tibbles for more about their film. The shift in ... And the word that I would use is fear. What Joel was talking ...

The first look and release date of the forthcoming horror film Fear Street: Prom Queen is out. An exclusive clip from Netflix has revealed its release date to be on May 23, 2025. Set in the 1980s, ...

If you think that the Invincible War is over too quickly in Invincible season 3 episode 7, you are missing the point The highly anticipated battle is over very quickly, but that only makes it more ...

Helmed by Vikram Bhatt, Aetbaar was adapted from Hollywood hit film Fear (1996), the film took inspiration from Shah Rukh Khan’s superhit film Darr. Take a look below: Made with a budget of Rs 9 ...

Yet we still think there’s something special about analog photography. If you’re drawn to the idea of shooting on film, this guide will help you get started. Based on the feedback of our ...

MacDonald should get excited because a new TV series called Cape Fear, based on his 1957 novel The Executioners, is coming soon! The novel inspired Gregory Peck’s 1962 Universal Pictures film ...

The best film scanners make it easy to digitize your beloved 35mm negatives, slides, and cine film so there is no risk of losing them The best film scanners can take your film into the digital realm.

The Official Film Chart is a rundown of the UK’s favourite films of the week, as bought on DVD, Blu-Ray and download and is compiled by the Official Charts Company, based on sales across a seven ...

Comic book company Artists Writers and Artisans and production company Vertigo Entertainment have announced the first book in their “Future of Fear” collaboration. “Look Out,” which was ...

Gaza, free speech and the ascendant far right were unavoidable themes at the 75th Berlinale. By Tanjil Rashid Berlin’s film festival is the least glitzy of the “big three”. Where Venice and Cannes ...