Nocebo Director Lorcan Finnegan on the Politics of His Horror Movie
Director Lorcan Finnegan and writer Garret Shanley always imbue their mysterious movies with a great deal of sociopolitical commentary and horror. Without Name meditated on the corporate profit of ecological disaster and the consequences of disregarding the environment, while the…
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Ava Gardner’s The Night of the Iguana Performance Mirrored Her Life
Ava Gardner’s exceptional career is due as much to her straightforward southern disposition and bold personality as her acting acumen. In a time when women were often encouraged to play the demure and docile second fiddle, Gardner was a formidable…
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Why Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Remains the Ultimate Drug Movie
They were somewhere outside around Barstow on the edge of the desert when the drugs began to take hold. By the end of this psychedelic adventure starring Johnny Depp and Benicio del Toro, we do feel a bit light-headed, as…
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Pierce Brosnan Stuns as Doctor Fate in Latest Character Poster
Dwayne Johnson has shared a new character poster for Pierce Brosnan’s Doctor Fate from the upcoming DCEU blockbuster Black Adam. Warner Bros. Black Adam is the only other DCEU movie coming out this year after Shazam! Fury of the Gods…
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The Short Film Won’t Be Getting an Oscar
Home Movie News Taylor Swift May Receive An Oscar This Year... But Not for 'All Too Well: The Short Film' "Carolina" from 'Where the Crawdads Sing' is nominated for Oscar's 2023 Best Original Song. Taylor Swift's All Too Well: The…
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Blood Origin Showrunners on First Witcher, End Credits Scene
Editor's Note: This interview contains spoilers for The Witcher: Blood OriginIn the new Netflix series The Witcher: Blood Origin, viewers are transported back 1200 years before Geralt (Henry Cavill), Yennefer (Anya Chalotra), and Ciri (Freya Allan) ever crossed paths. The…
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16 Must-See Films To See At The Toronto Film Festival
This week marks the beginning of the 47th Toronto International Film Festival. Films premiering in Toronto as well as those that have already premiered at festivals such as Cannes and Venice, are generating a lot of interest online, which makes…
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Crime Scene | Film Threat
Crime Scene is sustained by the barest of narratives, but co-writer/director Pedro Tavares rewards patient viewers with an unsettling sense of creeping trepidation. It’s the holiday season in Rio de Janeiro. A solitary woman smoking a cigarette is in the foreground…
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The Meteoric Rise and Catastrophic Fall of a Business Empire
Continuing to capitalize on '80s nostalgia by optioning TV shows based on real-life people and events, Hulu's Welcome to Chippendales is part-true crime, part-biopic, part-men doing cheesy dance routines while stripping, and 100% pure guilty pleasure. The limited series tells…
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Lily Allen On Nepo Babies Debate & Benefiting From Being One
Even though nepotism has been happening in Hollywood for decades, it's recently become a hot topic on the internet. The conversation seems to be split in two directions: On one side, fans are discovering some of their favorite celebrities are…
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Director Robert Eggers Talks About The Northman
Director Robert Eggers sits down with Brent Simon and talks about The Northman. Writer-director Robert Eggers burst onto the scene in 2015, with the release of The Witch, which was snapped up for distribution by A24 Films following its world…
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Honor Among Thieves & Comic-Cons
Editor's Note: This interview contains minor spoilers for Glass Onion Based on the classic roleplaying game, Paramount’s Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves captures the heart and chaos of what fans love about D&D, plus it’s got a stacked cast…
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