Night of the Living Karens: Kendall York on Redubbing Romero’s Classic Into a Karen-Fueled Horror Satire
If you’ve ever watched Night of the Living Dead and thought, “This is terrifying… but what if the undead also demanded to speak to the manager?” just know that Kendall York is way ahead of you. In Night of the…
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Cannes Film Festival Head Thierry Frémaux on the Past and Future of MoviesFilmmaker Magazine
Lumière, Le Cinema! Thierry Frémaux wears a lot of hats. The 65-year-old Frenchman oversees the programming and operations of the Cannes Film Festival, which will announce its 79th edition next month. At the same time, he runs the Lumière Institute…
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The Secret Behind ‘Ramayana’s Epic Scale Goes Beyond the Groundbreaking Visuals
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with director Nitesh Tiwari for Ramayana. In this interview, Tiwari discusses how emotions drive Ramayana while the spectacle enhances, not replaces, its moral heart. He also talks about remaining faithful to Valmiki's work, yet taking…
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How a Live Chicken and a Fake Name Landed Nicole Alyse Nelson an Award This! and Oscar Nomination
If you saw Jane Austen’s Period Drama in a theater — and you really should have — you know exactly what happened when it screened. The audience lost its mind. Film Threat’s own Chris Gore caught it at AMC Burbank…
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Oscar Boyson and Ricky Camilleri on Our Hero, BalthazarFilmmaker Magazine
Our Hero, Balthazar “It was important to us not to be a shit post,” says Ricky Camilleri, co-writer and co-producer of Our Hero, Balthazar, thanking me for not describing it as “edge-lordy.” On paper, the film, directed and co-written by…
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Crunchyroll’s 12-Part Anime Adaptation Rewrites the Manga Series’ Most Powerful Romantic Moments
Summary In the Clear Moonlit Dusk stays extremely faithful to the manga, with the team aiming to preserve everything that made it special Yoi's and Kohaku's subtle, gaze-driven chemistry anchors the series' emotional core. Mika Yamamori and staff closely guided…
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âLike a Surveillance Cameraâ: Christian Petzold on Miroirs No. 3
Miroirs No. 3 Following a fatal car crash in the countryside that leaves her injured and her boyfriend dead, Laura (Paula Beer), a pianist visiting from Berlin, is nursed back to health over several days by Betty (Barbara Auer), a…
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‘Paradise’s Season 2 Finale Just Set Up Season 3 With a Massive Hard Sci-Fi Twist
Editor's note: The below interview contains major spoilers for the Paradise Season 2 finale.We should've known that things would reach an explosive conclusion in Paradise Season 2, but that episode just cracked the door wide open for Dan Fogelman's Hulu…
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Inspired by Meatloaf: Alice Maio Mackay on The Serpentâs Skin
The Serpent's Skin It’s been a whirlwind year for Alice Maio Mackay. Her latest film, The Serpent’s Skin, has been a darling at festivals from London to Montreal, and her next one—her seventh before the age of twenty-two—is already in…
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Doomsday’ to ‘Severance’ Season 3, Here’s Everything We Learned from SXSW 2026
Summary Collider was proud to be a part of the 40th annual South by Southwest Film & TV Festival 2026. Check out our slate of interviews with our own Steve Weintraub and Perri Nemiroff as they celebrate films, television, and…
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They Will Kill You Took the Blood, Sweat and Tears of Kirill Sokolov, Zazie Beetz, and MyhaâlaFilmmaker Magazine
Kirill Sokolov and Zazie Beetz behind the scenes of They Will Kill You It’s the closing night of the 2026 SXSW Film Festival and They Will Kill You director Kirill Sokolov is taking to the stage of the Paramount Theatre…
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‘The Pitt’ Just Revealed How Close to the Edge Dr. Robby Could Be After This 2-Minute Scene
Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for The Pitt Season 2 Episode 12. With Noah Wyle and R. Scott Gemmill's hit HBO medical drama The Pitt heading into the last three episodes of Season 2, the current Fourth of…
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