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EXCLUSIVE: Fire & Ice Media has acquired international sales rights across all territories to Bilyarista, directed by Italian-American filmmaker Phil Giordano and starring Loisa Andalio and Venice Best Actor winner John Arcilla. Andalio plays Aya, a young woman from Manila’s…

Over the years, TAPA has grown and expanded over the years, and honestly, it’s become a little unmanageable. So, we’ve decided to move! No more wordpress, no more Patreon, no more more mailing lists, it’s all going to be in…

One of the endearing hallmarks of cinema is the ability for audiences to rewatch their favorite classics over and over, allowing lauded masterpieces to thrive with old and new viewers. Some can quote movies like The Wizard of Oz or…

One of Netflix‘s most exciting horror projects is an adaptation of a Lovecraftian manga, which will seemingly repeat the same risky concept as a Stephen King show. Since Junji Ito is one of the most renowned horror mangakas out there,…

Netflix released Should I Marry a Murderer? on April 29, and our group chats have been a war zone ever since. The three-part series takes the standard true crime architecture and tilts it uncomfortably off its axis. The killer is…

The French-language drama boasts an all-star Gallic cast that includes Isabelle Huppert, Virginia Efira, Vincent Cassel and, in a small role, Catherine Deneuve.

We spoke to one of the directors of Dutton Ranch to learn why Beth and Rip's Yellowstone ending brings new drama on the spin-off.

The musical community watched silently as Hamas slaughtered innocents at the 2023 Nova festival on Oct. 7. Bono of U2 fame and Madonna briefly mentioned the barbarism, with the latter adding a dash of “both sides-ism.” Musicians more or less…

“Animation is cinema. Animation is not a genre for kids. It’s a medium for art, it’s a medium for film.” –Guillermo del Toro. This animated film from the 2026 Cannes Film Festival is one of the highlights of 2026 so far…

Warner Bros. Discovery kicked off its annual upfront event at the Madison Square Garden Theater by paying tribute to the late Ted Turner, who had just died the previous week. Turner, of course, was part of why WBD was even…