Samantha Lord

Published Jul 13, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT Guy Ritchie has numerous impressive movies under his belt, and he's spent much of his career building entertaining and intricate criminal worlds. Whether it's the interconnected world of Snatch, the endlessly escalating schemes in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, or the competing gangs and aristocrats in the original The Gentlemen movie, Guy Ritchie's best work thrives when multiple factions are colliding at once.

Sam Neill, the celebrated New Zealand actor known for Sleeping Dogs, Jurassic Park, and Peaky Blinders, has sadly died on July 13, 2026, at age 78. Neill died in Sydney, Australia, and no cause of death has been given at this time, though Neill had recently announced he was cancer-free following treatment for angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma.

Horror movies tend to stick with audiences, whether it's the grief explored in Hereditary, the lingering dread of The Shining, or the paranoia of The Thing. However, some of the most disturbing films don't technically belong in the horror genre. Instead, psychological thrillers often trade monsters and jumpscares for uncertainty, which can be far more uncomfortable, and they successfully confront viewers with some disturbing realities.