This Last King of Scotland Scene Brilliantly Portrays Paranoia
Forest Whitaker delivered a performance of a lifetime as Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in The Last King of Scotland, exemplified by a nerve-shaking post-assassination scene that is a glorious cinematic representation of madness and paranoia. With exemplary camerawork, Kevin Macdonald…
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Where the Cast Is Today
Whether you’re an OG fan of The Kids in the Hall, or you learned to love the comedy troupe through Comedy Central reruns in the late '90s, it’s safe to say that the show was a unique exercise in sketch…
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Greywood’s Plot | Film Threat
In the annals of low-budget horror, movies are seen as mythical for their ability to reflect a director’s vision despite a lack of resources. Greywood’s Plot finds itself strangely in a queue to be one of these films but is unaware that…
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Good Old-Fashion Scares That You Cannot Refuse
We often say the word “trope” demeaningly, as if using a tested-and-approved formula was bad somehow. The fact remains that for something to become a trope, it had to be successfully repeated dozens of times. So, it’s not necessarily bad…
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‘Tár,’ ‘Aftersun,’ ‘Amsterdam,’ ‘Banshees’ & More
Despite being months and months away from when we should be revving up the Oscar chats, we’re officially in the season when people start them early. While September was a big month for film festivals, October continues the trend with ones such…
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Christina Moore on Personal Triumph and Creating Holiday Magic in I Believe in Santa
Christina Moore, known for iconic roles like Laurie Forman in That '70s Show and Tracy Clark in 90210, has been in the industry for decades. While many may recognize her from her roles, she has also produced several films, including…
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Can Emma Thompson Finally Bring Harrow Alley to the Screen?
Scott Foster is the co-founder of ScriptHop, a tech startup focused on optimizing Hollywood’s content development process. Previously, he was the director of the Story Department for United Talent Agency. He has an MFA in Screenwriting from Columbia University. In…
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Missing Filmmakers on How Ryan Coogler Encouraged Them to Make the Sequel
If you missed out on Collider’s early screening and Q&A of the Searching follow-up film Missing starring Storm Reid, no worries! Perri Nemiroff moderated the post-screening interview with directors Will Merrick and Nicholas Johnson, Reid, and producers Natalie Qasabian, Sev…
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Andrew Garfield Flirting With Amelia Dimoldenberg Goes Viral
And of all the standout moments that went viral from the night, an eyebrow-raising exchange between Andrew Garfield and presenter Amelia Dimoldenberg has caught fans’ attention. For those who aren’t aware, Amelia is a British media personality known for her…
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Despite A Stellar Cast, This Dark Comedy Flops Hard
Home Movie Reviews The Estate Review: Despite A Stellar Cast, This Dark Comedy Flops Hard The Estate had the perfect setup for a great comedy featuring an all-star ensemble of actors adept at humor, but it fails to meet the…
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Connie Britton & Taylor Schilling Star In New Apple TV+ Series About Surviving Tragedy & Surrogate Families
Can something good come from disaster? The new Apple TV+ series “Dear Edward” explores the lives of those impacted by one devastating event. Hailing from Emmy-winning writer and producer Jason Katims of “Friday Night Lights” fame, this drama adapts Ann Napolitano’s bestselling…
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Where Set Design Trumps Storyline
Mediumrare Entertainment released this Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray this month with a bunch of must-see features but sadly a pretty picture doesn’t make for a good movie as we bring you this The Munsters review. Lily is just your typical 150-year-old,…
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