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The pricey Amazon MGM Studios franchise nonstarter will likely be on Prime Video the same day Robert Eggers' Gothic psychosexual horror film opens in theaters. Only one is worth your time.

Meanwhile, on this week's IndieWire "Screen Talk" podcast, meet two powerhouses behind rising Range Media Partners, CEO Pete Micelli and co-founder Jack Whigham.

IndieWire's "Screen Talk" co-hosts Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio have seen "Gladiator II" — and discuss it here a week after the fanboy-level roar out of last week's first screenings.

Plus, we discuss how horror has overtaken the box office, from "Terrifier 3" to "Smile 2."

The artists behind the 1994 action landmark reunite for a conversation featured on the latest episode of "Filmmaker Toolkit." Hear the Beyond Fest talk in full on IndieWire.

This week's "Screen Talk" podcast covers the release of the "Joker" sequel plus the latest New York Film Festival happenings in and around Lincoln Center.

On this week's episode, we also share a Venice Film Festival interview with Alex Ross Perry on his music documentary hybrid "Pavements," making its U.S. premiere at NYFF.

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On “Screen Talk,” we parse the popular fest favorites, hot sales titles, and likely Oscar contenders. And we grill top documentarian R.J. Cutler, who has two juicy fall features: "Elton John: Never Too Late" and "Martha."

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