Opus' Review out of Sundance Film Festival. A24's latest stars Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich in horror send up of celebrity worship. REVIEW.

Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich lead Mark Anthony Green’s music fandom send-up thriller 'Opus,' which delivers neither good songs, nor deep chills.

In A24's 'Opus', Ayo Edebiri stars as Ariel, a young journalist inexplicably invited to the compound of pop legend Moretti (John Malkovich).

Suganami, also known as Steph Shep, makes her feature film debut in "Opus" alongside Ayo Edebiri and John Malkovich.

The trailer for Opus, an upcoming horror film from A24, gives audiences a taste of John Malkovich’s unsettling performance as a pop star cult leader. While establishing the movie’s eerie tone, the preview also provides an overview of the basic premise.

Produced by A24 and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Mark Anthony Green, Opus was one of the most anticipated horror films of 2025. Although it is

Ayo Edebiri leads A24's newest horror movie Opus, which left audiences in awe when it premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Monday. The gory movie follows Edebiri's Ariel, a young journalist who is invited alongside an exclusive group of reporters to visit reclusive pop music icon Moretti (John Malkovich) to listen to his first music in 30 years.

This A24 debut by a former GQ journalist stars Ayo Edebiri of "The Bear" as an ambitious writer who tries to survive the assignment from hell.

The pic is a trippy genre movie that follows reclusive rock star Moretti ( John Malkovich ), who emerges after being decades away to invite a group of journalists to his cult compound. Events go sideways in a Midsommar kind of way,

Playing a cross between Bowie, Kanye, and Manson (Charles, not Marilyn), the legendary actor nearly saves this muddled, satirical horror movie. Nearly.