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Whilst discussing his upcoming Western epic, Horizon: An American Saga, actor and director Kevin Costner took a shot at the latest trend influencing Hollywood studios director's cuts. Re-releases and re-masters have long been a part of cinema. However, the fan-driven campaign behind Zack Snyder's Justice League has seen multiple directors calling for their own, unfiltered cuts of their movies - Snyder now has director's cuts written into his current contract with Netflix for the Rebel Moon franchise.

Jake Gyllenhaal has revealed that work has now begun on the sequel to his hit action movie, Road House, which will see the acclaimed actor return as Elwood Dalton. Discussing the project with TV Line, Gyllenhaal promised that Road House 2 will be bigger than its predecessor and teased all manner of exciting ideas.

Filmmaker Jane Campion (The Power of the Dog, The Piano) has an in-depth conversation with Viggo Mortensen, the director, writer, composer, and star of the new Western film, The Dead Don't Hurt.

Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, the directorial power couple behind the incredible climbing documentary Free Solo, are set to adapt the latest novel from Michael Crichton and James Patterson, Eruption, into a feature film. The project is currently for sale with the pair attached to direct the movie, with talks beginning next week (per Deadline).

The Academy having a category for Best Stunts is something that movie fans have wanted to see happen for some time, and it sounds like such an award being presented is getting closer than ever. Speaking with Empire, the heads of the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Scientists revealed that they are now talking to members of the stunt community to discuss the possibility of a new golden statue for the best stunts in cinema.

This is one bird who just can't be caged Feathers McGraw is back! The new Wallace and Gromit movie is here, and has now officially been titled Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl. As revealed by Netflix, the long-awaited animated outing will bring back the beloved villain Feathers McGraw, who was last seen way back in 1993s Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers, with the movie all set to debut on the streaming platform this winter.