Gregg Araki on Revisiting His Teen Apocalypse Trilogy Three Decades Later
A pioneer of the new queer movement and the first-ever winner of the Cannes Film Festival’s Queer Palm Award, Gregg Araki's reputation and influence in indie filmmaking has endured for decades. The LA-born filmmaker broke through with 1992's micro-budgeted The…
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Eureka Director Lisandro Alonso on His Brilliant Western Triptych with Viggo Mortensen
Filmmaker Lisandro Alonso speaks to MovieWeb's Julian Roman about his new film Eureka, which screened at Cannes and received a release from Le Pacte and Film Movement. Eureka is a bird that flies across different geographies of the American continent;…
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Should We Consider ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ a Slasher Movie … or Something Else?
The Big Picture Collider's Robert Taylor speaks with Robert Englund and Heather Langenkamp for the 40th anniversary of A Nightmare on Elm Street . In 1984, this Wes Craven classic introduced a group of teens to their worst nightmare: Freddy…
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‘Colin From Accounts’ Co-Creators Didn’t “Set Out To Make a Rom-Com”
I know I wasn't the only critic who walked out of the TCA premiere of Colin From Accounts Season 2 this past summer with a new show to tune in for. The hilarious Australian comedy series, co-created and co-starring real-life…
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Samara Weaving on the Impossible Idea They Were Unable To Do for ‘Azrael’
[Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for Azrael.] The Big Picture The horror film 'Azrael' takes place In a world where silence reigns and a woman must fight for survival after escaping captivity. Originally planned as a one-shot film,…
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‘Shell’ Had Kate Hudson Wondering, “Are We Going Too Far?”
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff speaks with Kate Hudson and Kaia Gerber for Max Minghella's body horror movie, Shell . Shell is about a mysterious health and wellness treatment making its rounds in Hollywood and the dangerous secret its…
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‘The Penguin’ Director Breaks Down Episode 2 and Colin Farrell’s Surprising Choice
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for The Penguin Episode 2. The Penguin is only two episodes in as of this week, and it's already off to an explosive start — but should we have expected any less from…
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Salem’s Lot Star Spencer Treat Clark Discusses Vampires & Stephen King
Spencer Treat Clark (Unbreakable, Glass, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) plays Mike Ryerson in the new film adaptation of Salem's Lot, the classic Stephen King book. He discusses Gary Dauberman's direction that took him from a regular character to one of the…
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Betty Gilpin Found Power in ‘Three Women’s Most Intimate Moments
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Three Women.] The Big Picture The Starz series 'Three Women' explores female desire through the stories of three women from different backgrounds. The series emphasizes the importance of respecting real stories and creating…
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Greedy People Star Himesh Patel on Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Iannucci’s The Franchise
Himesh Patel (Yesterday, Tenet) speaks with MovieWeb's Will Sayre about his funny crime thriller with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Greedy People. He also touches on his starring role in the upcoming HBO satire The Franchise, from the great Armando Iannucci (Veep, The…
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Cannibalistic Satire Inspired Sandra Oh’s Sci-Fi ‘Can I Get A Witness?’
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits with the cast and crew behind the environmental science fiction film, Can I Get a Witness? , at TIFF 2024. Ann Marie Fleming reveals her inspirations and praises Keira Jang's and Joel Oulette's…
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‘The Listeners’ Rebecca Hall Wanted to “Force a Crisis” With the Series
The Big Picture Collider's Perri Nemiroff sits down with The Listeners director Janicza Bravo, writer Jordan Tannahill, and star Rebecca Hall at TIFF 2024. The series follows a teacher, Claire, who hears a mysterious hum, leading to a conspiracy-filled journey…
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