Max Foizey

If John Ford doesn’t embody American film, he at least embodies our relationship to it. He chronicled the country’s history in movies like Drums Across the Mohawk, Young Mr. Lincoln, and The Iron Horse as well as its current events of the time like The Great Depression (The Grapes of Wrath), World War Two (They Were Expendable), and politics at the beginning of the TV age (the underrated The Last Hurrah). He gave us several templates for one of the most American film genres, the western.

Directed by Craig Gillespie Starring Milly Alcock, Eve Ridley, Jason Momoa Rated PG-13 Released June 26th, 2026 Watching Supergirl, the second installment of the DCU, you’re going to learn a lot about the different effects different colored suns have on Kryptonians. The rays of a yellow sun grant them powers, red suns negate their powers, and green suns can prove fatal. What about purple suns? Or blue moons, for that matter? I don’t know. Perhaps those will be covered down the line.

Directed by Kane Parsons Starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, Renate Reinsve, Mark Duplass Released May 29th, 2026 Rated R Kane Parsons was a teenager when he started uploading videos to YouTube about a never ending labyrinth known as Backrooms. The videos were based on a single image of an empty office space that was uploaded anonymously to an internet message board, and then turned into user-generated horror fiction, or “creepy pasta,” as people added disturbing captions to the photograph.