Author: Anil Krishna
Anil Krishna
Since 2008 he has been a journalist and critic in the cinema and television space, with bylines in such publications as Film TV and Best Movie. An alumnus of Jadavpur University in Kolkata where he taught Film History, he brings an academic background to his work; his research has centred on Trauma Studies. In 2026 he joined Entertnr.com to report on television and streaming, offering a critical eye on all manner of programming, be it a prestige drama or a detective series.
As early guild screenings get underway, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is already reshaping the 2027 Oscar race, proving that scale and prestige can mix.
Sony Pictures has let the first official trailer for Resident Evil have its way with the public, giving viewers their best look to date at what promises to be an unrelenting and unforgiving horror film this year. The long-awaited reboot from Zach Cregger is being rolled out in the wake of the movie’s theater listings, which have put an end to talk about its scope; at 1 hour and 30 minutes, it is as compact a runtime as Cregger wanted for a no-holds-barred kind of theatrical outing. In the person of Austin Abrams’ Bryan, a medical courier who makes a…
Top Gun: Maverick made it plain that a property from decades past can be turned into billion-dollar cinematic gold, and in the aftermath of that success Hollywood has been on the prowl for the next legacy sequel to add to Tom Cruise’s resume. After some time spent in behind-the-scenes talks, Paramount Pictures is now ready to put the pedal to the metal on a long-overdue follow-up to the 1990 NASCAR thriller Days of Thunder. They have even, by all accounts, secured a director. According to the trades, Jonathan Levine is in talks to take the helm. The filmmaker who gave…