The cast of James Gunn’s Superman can be seen in some excellent movies and TV shows outside of the DC Universe. As the leader ...

After killing the projectionist, Pearl heads back into her house to prepare for her dance audition. But before she leaves, she kills her sick father by smothering him with a pillowcase.

Since Ti West’s Pearl was released in 2022, its success and popularity have led to a resurgence of interest in the “Feminine Rage” horror trope, joining predecessors like Carrie, Audition ...

The projectionist drives Pearl home the next morning. She invites him inside for more sex, and he can tell the vibe is very off. Pearl grows upset when he tries to leave, ...

The dancing films Pearl watches at the local theater are little more than an excuse to show some leg, and as she gets to know the handsome and flirtatious projectionist (David Corenswet, “Look ...

A24. The Scarecrow in this story is a mix. After meeting the Projectionist, Pearl rides her bike back home. Losing the film clip he gave her, Pearl moves through a field to find it, and she sees a ...

Pearl comes to theaters on September 16th. Another sequel is already on the way. ... While her mother dismisses Pearl’s dreams, the projectionist actually supports them, fueling her desires.

Pearl hits theaters on Sept. 16, 2022. Set 60 years before X, Ti West’s Pearl — a.k.a. Pearl: The X-traordinary Origin Story — lacks the former’s focus and panache. It goes back to the ...

Pearl centres around the title character (played by co-writer Mia Goth), a young woman living in Texas in 1918 who dreams of becoming a star.

Even The Projectionist (David Cornswet), the one person who believed in Pearl’s abilities, finds himself on the wrong end of a pitchfork. Those killings lead to Pearl’s ending, ...