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February 11, 2026
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Despite recent examples of success, such as the Walton Goggins- and Ella Purnell-led Fallout, video game adaptations remain a major point of controversy in the film industry. Among these video game adaptations to struggle, it is often those in the horror genre that prove most painful, as die-hard fans are regularly let down by cheap interpretations of a beloved original IP. This, sadly, is the fate that has befallen Return to Silent Hill, the third movie installment in the Silent Hill franchise.

After making its debut on January 23, any excitement about a long-awaited return to one of horror gaming’s best titles was destroyed as both critics and fans delivered damning reviews of the movie. On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, an audience score of 30% is positively glowing compared to critics’ 18%, with the consensus on the site reading, “A visually tacky sequel that lumbers along with a plodding pulse and lacking the thematic resonance that distinguished its source material, Return to Silent Hill gets lost in the haze.” In Ross Bonaime‘s review of the movie for Collider, he called it “an ugly, laughable adaptation that proves that maybe we should’ve never gone back to Silent Hill.”

At the U.S. box office, the movie hasn’t found much luck either, with its disappointing second week compounded by a recent third that saw the movie slip from 12th in the charts to becoming unranked. Thanks to a drop in theaters from 1,608 the week before to 273 this past weekend, Return to Silent Hill earned just $115,559. On Sunday, revenue fell 89% to $35,000 compared to the prior Sunday, even as the number of theaters showing the movie declined.

‘Return to Silent Hill’ is Quietly Redeeming Itself in China

Against a reported budget of $23 million, Return to Silent Hill‘s dismal $5.5 million domestic haul to date suggests it could be one of the worst flops of the year financially. However, the film has proven much more popular internationally, with a $13 million run in China so far, helping take its global total past the $25 million mark. That being said, any chance of this proving a successful financial venture for those involved remains slim.

Return to Silent Hill is available to watch in some theaters. Make sure to stay tuned to Collider for the latest box office updates.

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January 23, 2026

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106 minutes

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Christophe Gans

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Sandra Vo-Anh, William Josef Schneider, Christophe Gans

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Victor Hadida, John Jencks, Molly Hassell, Alexa Seligman, David M. Wulf, Jay Taylor

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Yesterday, Virgin River fans were treated to a sight for sore eyes when Netflix dropped the debut trailer for the show’s highly-anticipated seventh season. Now that it’s been more than one year since the title celebrated its Season 6 finale, patience is waning within the fandom for more episodes of the cozy drama that stars Alexandra Breckenridge (My Secret Santa) and Martin Henderson (The Ring). While going back and binging the entirety of the series is certainly on the to-do lists of some fans, others are turning to the streamer’s on-point equivalent to keep them going during these trying times.

Set in the titular Northern California town, Virgin River follows the lives of an intertwined community, who share their highest highs and lowest lows with one another for better or for worse. From what we saw in yesterday’s trailer, there are plenty of exciting things looming over the horizon for the title’s Season 7 return, including the potential of Mel (Breckenridge) and Jack (Henderson) getting the family they’ve always wanted and the comeback of the town physician, Doc Mullins (Tim Matheson), after a slight stumble.

If these small-town tales are the kind that you find yourself drawn towards, and you want to get to know an entirely new cast of characters ahead of Virgin River’s next batch of episodes, you can join the already growing list of people from around the globe who are tuning into Sullivan’s Crossing. According to FlixPatrol, the Virgin River replacement series is a worldwide success, nabbing the sixth spot on Netflix’s coveted Top 10 chart. The spike in viewership is notable, as the third season aired last spring and summer, meaning months have passed since new episodes were released. And yet, perhaps thanks to a Season 4 greenlight, Sullivan’s Crossing is making its way back into the spotlight.

Who’s Behind ‘Sullivan’s Crossing’?

If Sullivan’s Crossing feels eerily familiar during your first watch-through, that’s because it hails from the same mind behind Virgin River. Both projects are based on the beloved novels by Robyn Carr and feature powerful leading ladies who leave their lives in the big city behind to strike out in smaller surroundings. Leading the cast of Sullivan’s Crossing is a lineup that includes Morgan Kohan (When Hope Calls), Chad Michael Murray (One Tree Hill), Scott Patterson (Gilmore Girls), Tom Jackson (Outlander), and Andrea Menard (Supernatural).

Sullivan’s Crossing is now streaming on Netflix.

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March 19, 2023

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Chris Grismer, April Mullen, Jonathan Wright, Martin Wood

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Robyn Carr

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Charli XCX is having a bit of a moment, literally, on the big screen. Her A24 mockumentary, The Moment, went wide in theaters over the weekend and built off a record-breaking start as a limited release to outperform lingering Oscar contenders like Marty Supreme and Hamnet at the box office. The film itself satirized and capitalized on the momentum of Brat Summer, following the pop icon in the run-up to her arena tour debut after a culture-defining breakout season thanks to her smash hit album. Now, however, she’s already gearing up for her next stint on the big screen in April, which will focus less on her identity as a superstar and more on romance.

1-2 Special released the first trailer for her new film, Erupcja, a fiery drama about a luxurious getaway between a couple that quite literally erupts into chaos. Charli plays Bethany, who finds herself trapped in Warsaw, Poland, with her soon-to-be fiancé, Rob (Will Madden), after the eruption of Mount Etna keeps their flight home grounded. The unexpected event leaves Bethany questioning things, despite having what looks like a loving relationship on the surface. In the footage, she and Rob appear to have a strong bond, learning certain phrases like “You’re welcome” in Polish and reminiscing about how romantic and beautiful Warsaw can be. However, knowing that he’s about to propose, she opts to meet with an old friend to catch up, party like old times, and express her fears about committing to him. While he’s “nice,” she notes that, with Rob, “the Earth doesn’t shake,” and she’s not certain that’s what she wants for the rest of her life.

Like the volcano itself, the trailer builds towards an eruption of emotions with a montage of scenes of a worried Rob and an unsure Bethany moving through lofts, clubs, and back alleys while trying to get a grip on her sense of self. There always seems to be a volcano going off wherever they go, and, after talking with her friends, she takes it as a sign that maybe she needs to shake things up. The tension and drama will only keep bubbling to the surface until they untangle the emotional web between them and finally confront what they both need. Lena Góra gets much of the spotlight alongside Charli and Madden, with Jeremy O. Harris rounding out the main cast.

‘Erupcja’ Has Already Received an Eruption of Praise From Critics

At the helm of Erupcja is indie director Pete Ohs, who previously directed last year’s The True Beauty of Being Bitten By a Tick, which featured Harris, and Love and Work, which starred Madden. He also co-wrote the screenplay with both Charli XCX and Góra and produced the film with the pop star alongside Harris, Luke Arreguin, Josh Godfrey, Malia Paul, Alexandra Tynion, Olivia Tyson, Will Westwater, and Cham Zhao. Unlike The Moment, which debuted to more mixed reviews, the romantic drama earned a more favorable reception from critics upon its Toronto International Film Festival debut, earning an 85% on Rotten Tomatoes. For all the tension between Bethany and Rob, it’s been hailed as another chill hangout film from Ohs that shows a different side of Charli XCX’s talents as an actor.

Erupcja is set to premiere in theaters on April 17. Check out the trailer in the player above.

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Published
February 10, 2026
9:31 PM PST

The new guests just keep arriving at The White Lotus. The fourth season of HBO’s acclaimed dark dramedy anthology is adding another notable name to its cast. Actor and comedian Sandra Bernhard will be jetting off to France with the rest of the show’s new cast.

According to reports, Bernhard’s role, like that of her fellow new cast members, is being kept under wraps for now. She joins Helena Bonham Carter (Fight Club), Steve Coogan (I’m Alan Partridge), Caleb Jonte Edwards (Black Snow), Alexander Ludwig (The Hunger Games), Chris Messina (The Mindy Project), AJ Michalka (The Goldbergs), and newcomer Marissa Long. Like all previous seasons, the series will be set at a luxury resort operated by the fictional White Lotus corporation; judging by the previous three seasons, season 4 will likely also climax with the death of a guest or staff member. After previous seasons took place in Hawaii, Italy, and Thailand, this season will move the action to France; it will be filmed at a 19th-century palace-turned-luxury hotel, the Château de La Messardière, in Saint-Tropez on the Côte d’Azur. It will also film in Paris and on the French Riviera, and may coincide with the Cannes Film Festival.

Who Is Sandra Bernhard?

A native of Flint, Michigan, Bernhard began to gain attention as a stand-up comedian in the late 1970s; she became a household name when Martin Scorsese cast her as obsessive stalker Masha in 1981’s The King of Comedy. She was a frequent guest on Late Night with David Letterman, and often collaborated with her close friend and fellow Michigander Madonna. Openly bisexual, she recurred on Roseanne as Nancy, one of the first bisexual characters on American network television. Other notable film roles include Hudson Hawk, Babes, and last year’s A24 hit Marty Supreme. She has also recurred on The L Word, Brooklyn Nine-Nine (as the mother of Chelsea Peretti‘s character), and 2 Broke Girls. She recently starred on AppleTV’s Severance as Nurse Cecily, and guested on Percy Jackson and the Olympians as Anger, one of the Gray Sisters.

The White Lotus is created, written, and directed by one-man band Mike White. Initially intended as a miniseries, its smash success in its first season resulted in its expansion into an anthology series, following a new group of guests and staff members every season. It has won 16 Primetime Emmy Awards to date.

Season 4 of The White Lotus is in pre-production; no release date has yet been announced. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.

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2021 – 2024

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HBO

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Quinton Aaron couldn’t move and was “shaking uncontrollably” when his “spiritual wife” called 911 for help ahead of his hospitalization last month.

In the 911 call obtained exclusively by Us Weekly, Margarita — who is not identified in the audio but confirms with Us she made the emergency call for firefighters and paramedics — detailed the frightening moments that led to The Blind Side actor being rushed to the hospital where he was put on life support.

“My husband is six-foot-eight, 370 pounds. He’s laying on the floor, and he’s shaking,” Margarita, who is not legally married to the star, told the 911 operator. “His upper body is shaking uncontrollably, and he can’t feel his legs.”

Margarita held her composure, calmly telling the operator, “He has no mobility. He’s telling me he can’t move. And he’s literally laying on the floor, like he’s dead weight. I’m gonna need some help.”

She then informed the 911 operator that Quinton’s “body locked up on him and his jaw and his eyes rolled back just a little bit.” She said he told her, “’I can’t move, can’t move,’” as she shared, “He could barely talk.”

“He said it feels like his throat is closing up on him,” she told the operator.

When asked whether he might be having an allergic reaction, Margarita informed the 911 operator that Quinton, 41, hadn’t been drinking or eating much and noted, “He’s missed dinner all this week” due to his back pain.

According to her, Quinton had been taking an anti-inflammatory for the pain, but it wasn’t helping.

“I haven’t been asleep for like three days because we’ve been dealing with his back pain for a few days, and today, it just took a toll for the worse,” she said on the call.

While waiting for help to arrive, Margarita addressed Quinton directly.

“I’m gonna put socks on you, but I don’t know if I can because you keep jerking. I’m trying to get all this done, Quinton,” she told him.

Related: Quinton Aaron’s Family Shares Update On ‘The Blind Side’ Actor’s Health

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Quinton Aaron’s family is sharing an update on The Blind Side actor’s health days after he was hospitalized and put on life support. In a statement obtained by Us Weekly on Thursday, January 29, the family said Aaron, 41, suffered a “spinal stroke.” “We acknowledge that you’ve heard about Quinton Aaron’s condition. We appreciate the […]

After the call was made, the actor was put on life support at an Atlanta hospital. His family later shared he had suffered a “spinal stroke.”

Sources close to Quinton’s loved ones exclusively told Us last week that Margarita had been “banned” from his hospital room while they investigate their suspicions of her further. (On February 3, his relatives publicly questioned the legitimacy of the pair’s marriage and accused Margarita of not being a registered nurse, as well as being married to someone other than Quinton.)

“We are spiritually married. We are tied as one,” she confirmed to Us following their allegations.

When asked about her hospital ban, Margarita responded, “I’m OK with it, I’m at peace with this. Quinton and I pray a lot and believe in God and believe in a higher power. I can feel his presence telling me this will work itself out.”

Days later, Quinton’s family gave a positive health update ahead of the Super Bowl.

“Quinton is in a jovial mood, now laughing and smiling and is communicating to the best of his ability while he continues to recover,” his loved ones said in a statement on February 6. “He’s watching TV and getting ready to root for his favorite team this weekend.”

Quinton is best known for his portrayal of former NFL offensive lineman Michael Oher in The Blind Side. Tim McGraw, Lily Collins and Sandra Bullock also starred in the 2009 film.

There’s good news for fans still mourning S.W.A.T. after CBS dissolved the squad last year. However, the news isn’t all good. S.W.A.T. Exiles, a new spin-off series that will star the returning Shemar Moore, has wrapped filming its inaugural season. There’s only one problem: it doesn’t have a “home base” yet.

According to reports, no TV channel or streaming service has yet acquired the series. However, the series is apparently attempting to follow in the footsteps of recent streaming hits Heated Rivalry and The Hunting Wives, both of which were fully completed series that didn’t find a home until they were in the can…and then went on to become big hits for content-hungry streaming services. While homoerotic hockey drama Heated Rivalry went to HBO Max and the steamy, soapy Hunting Wives found a home on Netflix, it’s Prime Video and the Fox TV network that have expressed interest in housing S.W.A.T. Exiles. The series will be screened by production company Sony for both domestic and international buyers in the coming weeks and days, when it will likely find a home.

What Is ‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’ About?

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Picking up where S.W.A.T. left off after its season 8 series finale, S.W.A.T. Exiles stars Moore as Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson Jr., a veteran of the Special Weapons And Tactics squad. Retired after the conclusion of S.W.A.T., he’s pulled back into action after a high-profile mission goes sideways, and assigned to lead an experimental new S.W.A.T. team full of raw and untested recruits. It will star Lucy Barrett (Charmed), Adain Bradley (The Bold and the Beautiful), Zyra Gorecki (La Brea), Freddy Miyares (Grey’s Anatomy) and Ronen Rubinstein (9-1-1: Lone Star). Guest stars will include Rebecca Romijn (Star Trek: Strange New Worlds), Jerry O’Connell (Sliders), and Selma Blair (Cruel Intentions); Lenora Crichlow (Bel Air) will recur. Meanwhile, several of Moore’s S.W.A.T. squad mates will be joining him in guest roles, including Victor Tan (David Lim), David “Deacon” Kay (Jay Harrington), and Robert Hicks (Patrick St. Esprit).

S.W.A.T. is a remake of a short-lived 1970s TV series; created by mega-producer Aaron Spelling, it was popular, but was swiftly cancelled as part of a backlash against violence on television. The reborn S.W.A.T., which debuted on CBS in 2017, ran into cancellation problems of its own; it was cancelled by CBS after its sixth and seventh seasons, but was swiftly renewed instead both times, although its third cancellation proved to be permanent. The series also inspired a 2003 film starring Samuel L. Jackson and Colin Farrell.

S.W.A.T. Exiles has completed filming its first season; it has not yet found a broadcast or streaming home. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.

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