Andrea Riseborough on To Leslie’s Awards Season Journey
Andrea Riseborough is one of the most exciting creators out there right now. If you can’t get behind that statement, odds are, you haven’t seen enough of her one-of-a-kind filmography. From Birdman to Battle of the Sexes, Black Mirror, Mandy,…
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Andrew Callaghan Reveals Truth in America’s Decline
Home Movie Reviews ‘This Place Rules’ Review: Andrew Callaghan’s Messy Portrait of American Decline Uncovers Deeper Truths A look into the recent past that may just be prophetic about the future, 'This Place Rules' highlights the way America itself has…
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Filmmakers Sheena M. Joyce and Don Argott on Their Powerful Showtime Docuseries Spector
When producer/director Sheena M. Joyce and director/cinematographer Don Argott were approached by the creative team at Lightbox Entertainment to make a four-part series on legendary music producer Phil Spector, they asked themselves, “Why Spector? And why now?” Surely the world…
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Amanda Kramer’s ’50s Musical Is Visually Spectacular But Narratively Muddled
Who would’ve thought that ten years removed from the “Harry Potter” franchise, the most interesting and consistent actor to come out of that young ensemble would be the kid who played Dudley Dursley, of all people? Yet with “The Ballad…
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Ezra Miller Accepts Plea Deal, Avoids Jail on Vermont Trespassing Charge – The Hollywood Reporter
Ezra Miller is due in court Friday where the Flash actor is set to accept a plea deal to avoid jail time in connection with a break-in at a southern Vermont home last spring. Miller agreed to a suspended sentence of 89 to…
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Rick Carter on Recreating Steven Spielberg’s Childhood In The Fabelmans
From three-time Academy Award-winning director Steven Spielberg, The Fabelmans explores the filmmaker’s own adolescence through the eyes of the fictional Sammy Fabelman. From the moment Sammy is first star-struck by the silver screen, through his family’s most difficult years, we…
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Back to the Wharf | Film Threat
NOW ON VOD! Director Xiaofeng Li’s Back to the Wharf, written by Xin Yu, is a Chinese crime drama with details ripped from actual headlines. The son of a local official in a coastal fishing town, Song Hao (Zhou Zhengjie), is…
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A Macabre Work of Exploitation Cinema
Home Horror 'Cannibal Holocaust' Review: A Macabre Work of Exploitation Cinema That Continues to Endure In Collider's look back at classic films, we dig into one of the most gruesome works of horror ever made. Image Via United Artists Europa…
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EO Filmmakers Jerzy Skolimowski and Ewa Piaskowska Discuss Their Award-Winning Film
For most of us, our experience seeing donkeys on the big screen probably ends at Winnie the Pooh. When it comes to films about animals in general, many gravitate toward house pets like dogs, and those films are usually animated.…
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House Party Director Calmatic on Having LeBron James On Set & Kid ‘N Play
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for House Party.]From director Calmatic and with a script written by Jamal Olori & Stephen Glover, the R-rated comedy House Party is a remix (not a remake!) of the ‘90s classic with Kid ‘n…
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Brown & Cavill Sequel Is Charming, Low-Stakes Fun
Home Movie Reviews Enola Holmes 2 Review: Brown & Cavill Sequel Is Charming, Low-Stakes Fun Enola Holmes 2 continues the tradition of cozy mystery from its predecessor, with delightful performances from Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill. Two years after…
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Paul Mescal in Talks to Star in Richard Linklater’s Merrily We Roll Along
Home Movie News Paul Mescal in Talks to Star in Richard Linklater's 'Merrily We Roll Along' The director's version of the Sondheim musical is set to be filmed over twenty years. Image via BBC Richard Linklater loves to film a…
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