Disco Inferno (now on Netflix) is a scary-season short film set in a sinful place that used to be a holy place: a church where people prayed to Jebus and took communion, now converted into a disco ...

This Temple is, however, not in Jerusalem but in the 22-minute-film “Inferno” by Israeli artist Yael Bartana, which was screened February 7-16 in the Forum Expanded section of the Berlin ...

unveiled in theaters what would become a landmark disaster movie: The 170-minute, John Guillermin-directed Towering Inferno ... make the most of their short screen time as tragic early casualties.

If that’s true, then this film — which doesn’t depend on ... Mind you, it’s not as if “Kyoto Inferno” is short on action; it’s just extremely long on feet-dragging, weight-of-the ...

He seems sure of the (obviously violent) human behaviors he wants to document, yet not of the striking images necessary to compellingly do so, as is imminently apparent by The Green Inferno’s ...

“Inferno” cost $75 million to produce, half of what the studio spent making “Angels & Demons.” That lowers its financial risk, even if the film falls short of previous installments.

The 2025 Oscars shortlist was revealed Tuesday, and the Live Action Short Films category aims to pull on Academy voters’ heartstrings and appeal to their humanity. With each showcasing and ...

With a $14 million budget — the most expensive film to date — The Towering Inferno was so huge that it became the first joint production between Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox. The plot ...