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Guy Ritchie's Fountain of Youthhas nearly taken over the streaming charts one month after making its debut.

Per Flix Patrol,Fountain of Youth has risen to the number two spot on the Top Ten Streaming Movies on Apple TV+ chart for June 22.Fountain of Youth was topped only by Echo Valley, while beating out some stiff competition, including Napoleon, Ghosted, and The Gorge.

Directed by Ritchie from a screenplay by James Vanderbilt, Fountain of Youth stars John Krasinski and Natalie Portman as Luke and Charlotte Purdue, a pair of siblings who decide to follow in their father's footsteps in decidedly different ways. While Charlotte works as a museum curator, Luke spends his time stealing paintings from criminals and traversing the globe as a professional treasure hunter. When Luke's endeavors bring the two together, Charlotte is caught up in Luke's search for the fabled Fountain of Youth.

As the film's story unfolds,...

(L-r) Eiza González as Esme, Natalie Portman as Charlotte and John Krasinski as Luke, in The Fountain Of Youth. Courtesy of Apple TV+

The Fountain Of Youth is director Guy Ritchie’s, latest, an action/adventure tale starring John Krasinski and Natalie Portman, as a brother-sister duo hunting for the mythical Fountain of Youth. The Fountain Of Youth is a globetrotting adventure yarn blends Raiders Of The Lost Ark, Name Of The Rose, and National Treasure with an art heist thriller. Yet, there is little thrilling here, as the characters, plot and tropes are all too familiar, while the talented stars are miscast in their roles.

Guy Ritchie is a director who burst on the scene with a pair of clever twisty crime thrillers, Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, but mostly failed to live up to that early promise. With The Fountain Of Youth, all that remains...

In the first episode of Nerdly’s newest podcast, Off the Reel, Kevin sits down with the cast and crew of gothic horror All This Time. Kev chats with director Rob Worsey and his cast, including actor Daniel De Bourg and actress Emily Rose Holt, to talk all about the film.

Trapped inside a gothic mansion in an endless time loop, Grace must unlock the secrets of the house, the enigmatic owner, and the previous night’s party, to find any hope of escaping and returning to her normal life and young child.

Check out our review of All This Time right here.

Stars: Emily Rose Holt, Daniel De Bourg, Emma Pallant, Darcey Brown, Dean Michael Gregory, Michaela Short, Luke Lindemann, Lyndsey Craine | Written and Directed by Rob Worsey

Taking a night out from motherhood, Grace (Emily Rose Holt) attends a lavish party at a nearby mansion. However the next morning she finds herself trapped inside the house in an endless time loop. To have any hope of escaping the mansion and returning to her normal life and young child, Grace must unlock the secrets of the house, the enigmatic owner Elias (Daniel De Bourg), and the previous night’s party.

Right from the off, All This Time nails the gothic atmosphere, leaning into the tropes of gothic horror, with an eerie atmosphere and a mise-en-scene that brilliantly reflects the dark nature of the story, the mansion and the characters within. So much so that the mansion itself, with its dark wooden wooden...

The Black Sunday Film Festival is set to return with a thrilling one-day Halloween event on 26th October at its home base, the Everyman Chelmsford. Known for celebrating the best in independent genre cinema, the festival will showcase a dynamic line-up of feature films, shorts, and a mystery cult classic, making it a must-attend event for horror fans.

This year’s Halloween mini-fest will see the Essex premieres of three highly anticipated feature films. The Lonely Man with the Ghost Machine, directed by genre favourite Graham Skipper, will lead the charge. Skipper, known for his dark and inventive storytelling, brings another unique horror tale to the screen. Next, All This Time, a gothic time-loop horror by writer/director Rob Worsey, will captivate audiences with its eerie atmosphere and clever twists, featuring performances from Emily Rose Holt, Daniel De Bourg, and Emma Pallant. Rounding off the feature presentations is Hayden Hewitt’s Cara,...

This year’s first-round Primetime Emmy nominations ballot includes a total of 51 Best Limited Series hopefuls. This is down from 2022’s unusually high total of 61, yet still much higher than 2021’s 37, 2020’s 41, and 2019’s 35.

All 20,000 plus voting members of the TV academy have until June 26 to cast their 2023 Emmy Awards nominations ballots for programs. Unlike the Oscars, voters for the Emmys do not rank their choices and nominees are determined by a simple tally. After six years of not having to limit their choices in any categories, members’ selections can now not be greater than the number of eventual nominations for a given award, which, in this case, will be five.

Unlike comedy and drama series, which simply appear on the ballot by name, the limited series submissions include plot descriptions and cast lists. Which of the shows listed below do you think will land in the final lineup on...