“Any Type of Work Has Things to Teach”: Editor Geoffrey Boothby on Didn’t Die

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“Any Type of Work Has Things to Teach”: Editor Geoffrey Boothby on Didn’t Die

Still from Didn't Die. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Meera Menon’s 2025 Sundance Film Festival Midnights selection follows Vinita, a snarky podcast host in a post-apocalyptic world dealing with a philandering ex, traumatized siblings, and a dwindling audience. The film is…

Prime Video’s Will Ferrell & Reese Witherspoon Comedy Made Me Cringe Way More Than I Laughed

These days, we could all use a laugh, and oftentimes the easiest way to get one is to simply watch a funny movie. Straightforward Hollywood comedies are admittedly hard to come by these days, thanks to studios' current preoccupation with…

Armie Hammer Comeback in 2025? ‘Worm Is Turning,’ Actor Says

Armie Hammer, whose career collapsed amid revelations that he enjoyed cannibal-themed sexual role play — as well as sexual assault accusations that didn’t lead to criminal charges — says he’s making a quiet career comeback and that the general perception…

A Psychological Thriller That Offers a Slow-Burning, Chilling Dive Into the Horrors of the Dark Web

Australian horror is slowly and recently gaining global traction -- the genre that used to only be recognized for modern classics like Wolf Creek and The Babadook is finally being acknowledged as diverse and fairly expansive with newer hits like…

Rose Byrne Gets Extremely Close-Up and Personal in ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’

Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub sits with If I Had Legs I'd Kick You's Mary Bronstein and Rose Byrne at the Sundance Film Festival 2025. Bronstein talks about filming close-ups, casting Byrne and Conan O'Brien, the original 2.5 hour script and…

What if Erin Brockovich Was a High School Student With a Camcorder?

Girls State was my favorite documentary of Sundance 2024, and I firmly believe that its predecessor, Boys State, is one of the best films Apple TV+ has to offer. Through them, it was clear to see that directors Jesse Moss…

Marvel’s ‘Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man’ Gets Positive Reactions

The social media embargo for Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man has been lifted, and based on the early reaction, Marvel Animation seems to rebound following What If...? disappointing final season. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man was first announced as Spider-Man Freshman Year…

The Final Season Of Danny McBride’s Hit Comedy Premieres On HBO On March 9

Date it: the fourth and final season of Danny McBride‘s hilarious HBO series “The Righteous Gemstones” will premiere in March. “The final chapter is at hand,” as Season 4’s slogan goes, and the show’s last nine episodes should be quite…

Long-Awaited Sequel Arrives On Netflix On July 2

“The Old Guard 2” has been a long time coming: five years, in fact, if one counts from the first film’s July 10, 2020 premiere on Netflix. But all sorts of post-production delays derailed an earlier arrival time for the…

Josh O’Connor Stars In A Tender Tale Of Wildfire Heartbreak [Sundance]

PARK CITY – A line repeated in Max Walker-Silverman’s “Rebuilding,” a world premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, will stick with you long after the credits roll. It’s simple but in the context of this tender drama packs a…

COVID Zombies in the Fire: Meera Menon on Didn’t Die

Kiran Deol and George Basil in Didn't Die Three weeks before the Sundance Midnight Madness premiere of her zombie dramedy Didn’t Die, director Meera Menon (whose credits appositely include episodes of The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead) and her…

Ayo Edebiri Is The Perfect Final Girl In Hilarious & Horrifying A24 Horror Movie

Opus, A24’s new horror movie from writer-director Mark Anthony Green, is a high-concept thriller that wrestles with a lot of ideas - revenge, religion, the cult of celebrity - but falls just short of bringing them all together by the…

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