Year: 2026

From Riot to Myth: “Billy Idol Should Be Dead” Heads to Theaters

Billy Idol has never looked like an artist destined for a neat, dignified fade-out, and his story is now officially getting the big-screen treatment it seems to demand. “Billy Idol Should Be Dead,” a feature-length documentary tracing the arc of his life and career, has landed a theatrical release deal […]

NOFX Lay It All Bare in “40 Years of Fuckin’ Up” Documentary

NOFX are opening the vaults and turning the camera fully on themselves. The long-running punk institution has announced a feature-length documentary titled “40 Years of Fuckin’ Up,” a no-filter chronicle of the band’s rise from reckless teenage outsiders to one of punk’s most enduring and unapologetic acts. Revealed by frontman […]

Why “Mekanikaru” by Electrons in Slow Motion Keeps Calling Me Back

Some albums announce themselves loudly, and others insinuate their presence over time, quietly rearranging the furniture in your head. “Mekanikaru” belongs firmly to the second category, and that is precisely its strength. It did not win me over instantly. Instead, it returned, insisted gently, and ended up occupying a space […]

Galore on Becoming More Than a Persona

Emerging from the theatrical world, Galore is an artist who defies simple categorization. What began as a stage persona has grown into a multifaceted musical project, blending the intimacy of cabaret with the expansiveness of original songwriting. With roots in Italy and a creative home in London, Galore navigates a […]

Lee Cronin’s “The Mummy” Brings Horror Back to the Tomb

Lee Cronin is reopening a tomb that Hollywood never quite managed to seal. His reimagining of “The Mummy” is set to arrive in 2026, and everything about it suggests a deliberate pivot away from spectacle and toward something colder, more intimate, and far more unsettling. Scheduled for release on April […]

New Trailer Reveal Ams Overton’s Brutal Sci-Fi “Space Goblins”

A new trailer and poster have dropped for “Space Goblins”, and they don’t arrive politely. They drag themselves into view coated in grime, metal, and the residue of a universe that looks like it’s been surviving on violence and bad decisions for a very long time. The film is the […]

First Look at Ian Tuason’s Haunting Debut, “Undertone”

The first trailer for “Undertone” has surfaced, and it’s a quiet kind of horror, one that creeps under the skin rather than smashes it with shocks. Ian Tuason makes his feature debut with this supernatural thriller, a film that seems obsessed with sound, silence, and the way fear can echo […]

Margaux Lange’s “Plastic Body Series” Reshapes Innocence

Margaux Lange works with Barbie the way an archivist works with evidence. Carefully, deliberately, without nostalgia softening the edges. In the “Plastic Body Series,“ fragments of the world’s most recognizable doll are pulled from circulation and given another life through jewelry that sits somewhere between relic and declaration. The materials […]

Johnny Knoxville Confirms “Jackass 5,” Pain Scheduled for 2026

Johnny Knoxville just lobbed a skull-and-crutches grenade into the internet: “Jackass 5” is officially happening. No dramatic trailer, no manifesto, just the iconic logo resurfacing on Instagram, accompanied by a date that feels both inevitable and mildly unhinged. June 26, 2026. The pain calendar is set. More than two decades […]

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