After Alexandra Shipp’s “Violent” Love Story, She Held Back on Summoning Demons for Her Shudder Movie
Summary Collider's Perri Nemiroff talks with Alexandra Shipp for Violent Ends at San Diego Comic-Con 2025. In the movie, Shipp stars opposite Billy Magnussen as a young couple looking to escape a dangerous crime family. In this interview, Shipp talks…
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Interview: DP Callan Green on Nobody 2
Bob Odenkirk (right) in Nobody 2 In Nobody, a government assassin turned middle-aged family man (Bob Odenkirk) breaks out of his humdrum suburban existence by instigating an escalating feud with the Russian mob. In the film’s sequel, out in theaters,…
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Austin Butler and Zoë Kravitz Explain How Their New Crime Thriller Pulls Off Something Very Rare in Hollywood
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with stars Austin Butler and Zoë Kravitz about their upcoming film Caught Stealing. The stars praise the film for having a tone of "momentum." In this interview, Butler and Kravitz discuss the message of the…
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Interview: DP Larkin Seiple on Weapons
Weapons When cinematographer Larkin Seiple finished the Apple+ feature Wolfs, he was set on taking a well-deserved break. It was going to take a special project to coax him back behind the camera before he’d decompressed, especially for a project…
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“I’m Doing Everything I Never Dreamed About”
Summary Questlove has been focused on a music career since the age of five, but has since gone on to become a multi-hyphenate and is currently nominated for an Emmy for his work directing '50 Years of SNL Music.' Questlove…
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Interview: Julian Radlmaier on Phantoms of July
Paula Schindler in Phantoms of July The films of Julian Radlmaier have all been infused with a specific kind of longing for a better future in the sense of Marxist utopias. From his early films—A Spectre is Haunting Europe (2013)…
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“The More Extreme the Better”
[Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for The Institute.] Summary In the MGM+ original series 'The Institute,' kids with unusual abilities are abducted and tortured to force out their powers. Ms. Sigsby, the head of operations, is guileless, morally…
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“The Nova Convention… a Free Artistic Experiment”: Aaron Brookner and Rodrigo Areias on Nova â78
Nova '78 Aaron Brookner and Rodrigo Areias’s Nova ’78 centers around the Nova Convention, a late ’70s avant-garde extravaganza that took place at NYC’s now defunct Entermedia Theater (Second Avenue and 12th Street) in honor of William S. Burroughs’s return…
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Joseph Kosinski Reveals His Dream ‘F1’ Sequel That Unites Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise in an Epic Crossover: “Talk About ‘Mission: Impossible'”
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub talks with director Joseph Kosinski about the behind-the-scenes details of F1: The Movie. Following two special ScreenX and 4DX screenings, Kosinski discusses his innovatice camera system, working with Formula One, the production challenges that made F1…
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Interview: Alex Russell on Lurker
The first time we see retail worker Matthew (Théodore Pellerin), it’s through the eyes of his new friend Oliver (Archie Madekwe), as the up-and-coming popstar films him with a camcorder. It’s an arresting opening image, given how much the rest…
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‘Twisted Metal’ Stars on One of Season 2’s Most Memorable Scenes: “I Was Horrified”
Summary Lisa Gilroy and Richard de Klerk chat with Collider's Michael Zimmermann about Twisted Metal Season 2. The vocal performances provided some of the toughest challenges during production. The pair had to endure "the most vulnerable thing you can do."…
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In Memoriam, An Interview with the Late Documentary Filmmaker Joel DeMott and her partner, Jeff Kreines
Photo: Jeff Kreines In my recent Filmmaker conversation with Julia Loktev about the making of her monumental documentary, My Undesirable Friends, I cited the work of the late documentary filmmaker Joel DeMott, because I believe there is a straight line…
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