The ‘80s Comedy That Showed Robert Zemeckis’ Darker Side
Robert Zemeckis' long and storied career consists of various phases, not all advantageous to his artistic success. The director's halcyon days saw him converging elements of science-fiction, fantasy, and comedy to make the modern blockbuster with films like Back to…
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Metrograph at Home Adds Major Films to Streaming in November
Not every neighborhood, town, or city has an independent movie theater, the mecca of all cinephiles, providing a safe refuge from all the blockbusters du jour. Some of us aren't so lucky, and don't have a place to see the…
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Barack Obama Opened Up About The "Inappropriate" Sexual Advances He Received While President And — Cough, Cough — Married To Michelle Obama
The former commander in chief has spilled on “women grabbing my butt" and what kept him grounded during his, at times, fanatical two terms in the White House.View Entire Post › Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program…
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Adam Driver and Anne Hathaway To Star in a Twisty New Crime Thriller
This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available. It's a big casting day in Hollywood, but this might be the biggest and juiciest story so…
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Lily Collins Debuts Blonde Hair as Baby Spice for Halloween Costume
‘Emily in Paris’ Lily Collins Reveals Who She Thinks Her Character’s One True Love IsLily Collins is excited to tell you what she wants, what she really, really wants. And what Emily in Paris star wants was to give fans a twofer for…
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Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story Review
If there’s one thing Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, the WB documentary from directors Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui, does well is it brings layers and balance to the story of Christopher Reeve, the late actor best known for playing…
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From ‘The Matrix’ to ‘Die Alone,’ Carrie-Ann Moss Has Cracked Hollywood’s Code
Who do you think of when you hear the name Carrie-Anne Moss? Is it the enigmatic Jedi Master Indara from The Acolyte? Is it the cutthroat lawyer Jeri Hogarth from the Netflix Marvel Defenders universe? Is it the subtly manipulative…
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Cellar Door Star Scott Speedman Talks Twisty New Thriller & Favorite Horror Movies
Scott Speedman discusses his unnerving psychological thriller Cellar Door, where he plays husband to Jordana Brewster in a marriage tested by a strange proposal from Laurence Fishburne. Speedman also touches on his favorite horror movies and shares that one his…
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Orango Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Staniel Ferreira and Samuel Kay Forrest tackle the subject of generational trauma in their pseudo-documentary feature, Orango. After 17 years away from his homeland of Guinea-Bissau, Eny (Staniel Ferreira), an artist living in Berlin, embarks with his sister, Titina, on…
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Santa Barbara International Film Festival to Open Exciting New Theater in Nov. 2024
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival has announced plans to open a new movie theater in Downtown Santa Barbara, Calif. Pending final adoption of the ordinance approving the lease, and after negotiations with the city and its city council, the…
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Phillipa Soo’s Odyssey Has Taken Her From Stage to Sea
The Big Picture Welcome to a new episode of Collider Ladies Night with Doctor Odyssey star Phillipa Soo. During her chat with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, she revisits her journey from Hamilton to headlining an ABC medical show opposite Joshua Jackson.…
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Luther: Never Too Much Review
Dawn Porter’s Luther: Never Too Much is a force to be reckoned with. While it won’t pioneer the art form of documentaries, it brought me joy and pain, as it will likely do with anyone, regardless of their relationship with…
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