Three billionaire head-the-balls – and their ­centimillionaire host – plot world domination on a snowy weekend retreat in this bonkers ­directorial debut from Succession creator Jesse Armstrong.

Mountainhead isn't just Succession for tech bros – it's something far darker. Here are our full thoughts on Jesse Armstrong's new HBO film.

Jesse Armstrong’s debut feature Mountainhead — on HBO May 31st — feels like it’s plugged directly into our AI-poisoned news cycle.

Watching HBO Max's new movie "Mountainhead" was one of the most uncomfortable viewing experiences I've had in 2025 — and I mean that in the most complimentary way possible. "How can that ...

A group of billionaire friends get together against the backdrop of a rolling international crisis in 'Mountainhead'. CREDIT: HBO/Sky Mountainhead is the new feature film from Succession creator ...

O n May 31, 2025, HBO will release Mountainhead, the closest thing to a movie set in the Succession universe. Succession's creator, Jesse Armstrong, wrote and directed the hyper-satirical chamber ...

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Cory Michael Smith in HBO’s “Mountainhead” (HBO) As of our interview, the picture was locked-in and 16 days away from premiering on HBO. Still, the editing team said they were expecting notes from the ...

Cory Michael Smith in HBO’s “Mountainhead” (HBO) As of our interview, the picture was locked-in and 16 days away from premiering on HBO. Still, the editing team said they were expecting ...

Mountainhead is a new TV film from Succession's Jesse Armstrong, starring Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith ...

HBO has been fairly tight-lipped about the plot of its forthcoming original film Mountainhead, from Succession creator Jesse Armstrong.Up until now, the only concrete details have come from a one ...

In HBO’s “Mountainhead,” the “Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong uses subtle status symbols — and a secluded $65 million ski chalet — to convey hierarchy among the 0.001 percent.