The start of a new month allows us to look ahead at all the shows and movies getting ready to leave Netflix. Another Arrowverse series is ge...

Another Carley Fortune book adaptation will soon be making a splash onto the small screen. Netflix’s television adaptation of Fortune’s This...

UPDATE: The producer of the World War II spy thriller Fortitude has added a claim of defamation to his lawsuit against Netflix over the thef...

The writer, producer and financier of the unreleased $45 million film that was stolen from Netflix headquarters in June is now suing for def...

TV audiences are still intrigued by the 2022 slayings of four college students at the University of Idaho. Netflix’s new three-part document...

Ella Beatty stars as the series' first female lead, alongside Charlie Hunnam, who portrayed Ed Gein in the anthology's third season.

We’re getting the first look and a release date for Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story. The highly anticipated l...

This summer is certainly proving to look a little bit different, with six new actors joining the cast of “This Summer Will Be Different” as...

The 47-day period of theatrical exclusivity announced by the company would surpass the 31-day period accorded to 'Marriage Story' in 2019.

Netflix is handing its Spanish-language Oscar hopeful “La Bola Negra” the longest theatrical runway in the streamer’s history. The queer epi...

UPDATE: Netflix has just moved up the theatrical release date of Cannes winner La Bola Negra to Oct. 16 with a drop on the service on Dec. 2...

August is typically perceived as a dumping ground for mid-level movies that can’t compete with blockbusters like Spider-Man: Brand New Day o...

EXCLUSIVE: Following the success this year’s War Machine, Netflix and Alan Ritchson are making long-term plans under a new first-look featur...

Spanish public broadcaster RTVE has boarded “Blanco,” a high-profile feature directed by Félix Viscarret (“Patria,” “Under the Stars”) about...

“So I guess movies aren’t dead after all?” That’s the understated reaction from Tom Rothman, chairman of Sony Pictures, after “Spider-Man: B...