Jesse Eisenberg and Finn Wolfhard on the Fake Generation Gap
When You Finish Saving the World director Jesse Eisenberg’s story began as a series of monologues from a father who was having trouble connecting with his newborn son. That’s until it became an Audible project. What started as an audio…
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Nathan Lane Teases What’s Next for Only Murders
There's no business like showbusiness—and nobody knows that better than Nathan Lane. Not only is the actor currently starring in his new Broadway play, Pictures from Home, but two of his TV series are also in the midst of soon…
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Gael García Bernal Details His Lucha Libre Training for Cassandro
Now that the 2023 Sundance Film Festival is over I can say this with the utmost certainty — Cassandro was my favorite film of the festival. Gael García Bernal delivers a pitch-perfect performance bringing Saúl Armendáriz’s story to screen in…
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A Stunning Celebration of Black Joy
The first season of Harlem, airing back in December 2021, was quick to establish itself as a fun, colorful, and poignant kaleidoscope of the modern Black experience. The series was an immediate delight that undoubtedly warranted more attention than it…
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How You Should Watch a Movie!
After completing my first-ever visit to a Showcase Luxe cinema only a week ago I somehow ended up in the last cinema left on my ‘to visit’ list so here is my Odeon Luxe review. Odeon Luxe combines the comfort…
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Best Supporting Actor Oscars 2023 Predictions And Contenders
There will be some heartwarming news in the Oscar race for Supporting Actor in 2023. Barring some unforeseen event, acclaimed actor Brendan Gleeson should finally land an Academy Award nomination for his performance in “The Banshees of Inisherin.” And, the…
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Joe Cornish on His Netflix Series Lockwood & Co. and Attack the Block 2
Joe Cornish is a talented man. A Jack (or Joe) of all trades, Cornish began his career with several hilarious projects alongside his comedic partner Adam Buxton, including radio shows and their lo-fi, whimsical Adam and Joe Show on Channel…
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India’s Next Hit Pathaan Breaks Major Bollywood Worldwide Record
Home Movie News India's Next Hit Pathaan Breaks Major Bollywood Worldwide Record India's new hit movie Pathaan breaks Bollywood's worldwide record for the biggest opening weekend, gaining $36.8 million for the Hindi-language film. India's next hit Pathaan breaks a major…
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“Most Films Go Through What I Call an Accordion Process:” Editors Inbal Lessner and Kim Roberts on Victim/Suspect
Below, editors Inbal Lessner and Kim Roberts discuss their work on Nancy Schwartzman’s Sundance-premiering Netflix documentary, Victim/Suspect, her follow-up to the doc Roll Red Roll. The film deals with alleged victims rape and sexual assault who find themselves on the…
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Nightcap | Film Threat
Running at three and a half minutes, Nicole de Meneses’ horror short, Nightcap, gets right to the point. After what appears to be a successful date, Lina (Veronica LaVery) invites J (Jiz Lee) into her apartment for a “nightcap.” Unbeknownst to…
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Doug Liman’s Kavanaugh Doc Wants Our Outrage
On the opening day of the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, Doug Liman’s “Justice” was announced as a last-minute, top-secret addition to the lineup. The news raised eyebrows, not only because it would mark the documentary debut of the 57-year-old filmmaker — known…
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Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Kinda Feel Left Out Cast Talks Sundance
Jake Van Wagoner’s second feature film, Aliens Abducted My Parents and Now I Kinda Feel Left Out, made its debut at Sundance this year, and introduced festival-goers to Itsy (played by Emma Tremblay), a teen girl starting the school year…
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