Kyle MacLachlan Couldn’t Overlook the Similarities Between ‘Twin Peaks’ and His New FX Neo-Noir Drama ‘The Lowdown’
[Editor's note: The following contains some spoilers for The Lowdown.] Summary 'The FX series 'The Lowdown' is a moody mystery set in Tulsa, Oklahoma about a political family and a suspicious death. 'The Lowdown' showcases an ensemble of colorful characters,…
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“There’s an Opera Out On the Turnpike”: Benny Safdie on The Smashing Machine
The Smashing Machine Benny Safdie’s mixed martial arts drama The Smashing Machine, currently in theaters from A24, is brutal and tender, and both in surprising ways. Working with blockbuster actor Dwayne Johnson, who, shapeshifting into the role of fighter Mark…
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What Makes Taylor Sheridan’s ‘Mayor of Kingstown’ So Good Is the Same Thing That Made ‘Game of Thrones’ Great
Summary Collider's Steve Weintraub moderates a Q&A for Mayor of Kingstown Season 4 with Jeremy Renner, Edie Falco, Laura Benanti, and co-creator, showrunner, and actor Hugh Dillon. In Season 4, Taylor Sheridan's hit Paramount+ series introduces a formidable new foe…
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“The Algorithm of It All”: Tucker Bennett and Chris Corrente on “In the Glow of Darkness”
In the Glow of Darkness Drawing heavily from internet aesthetics that feel at once contemporary and dated, In the Glow of Darkness is a sprawling, hand-made cyberpunk ensemble film following detectives, streamers, pop stars, struggling families, corporate conspiracies and a…
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Mckenna Grace Made Her First Romance Movie with Partner Mason Thames — And Then Watched It With Her Parents
Summary Mckenna Grace returns to Collider Ladies Night! During her latest Ladies Night conversation with Collider’s Perri Nemiroff, Grace goes into detail on her experience making Regretting You alongside Mason Thames. She also takes a moment to tease upcoming releases,…
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“We Have to Think Deeply about Community Policing”: Geeta Gandbhir on The Perfect Neighbor
Still from The Perfect Neighbor. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. With Geeta Gandbhir’s The Perfect Neighbor premiering on Netflix today, we’re reposting our interview with Gandbhir out of this year’s Sundance Film Festival. — Editor Geeta Gandbhir’s The Perfect Neighbor, which…
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“They’ve Got to Have Their Dark Night of the Soul”
[Editor's note: The following contains major spoilers for Season 2 of Nobody Wants This.] Summary In Season 2 of the Netflix series 'Nobody Wants This,' Joanne and Noah wrestle with faith, family and intimacy as they try to make it…
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The Life and Death of Brent RenaudâFilmmaker Magazine
Armed With Only a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud As I wrote in my capsule review for this year’s SXSW curtain raiser, Armed Only With a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud is a film…
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Crunchyroll’s Fastest-Surging Anime on Streaming Works Because of What It “Refuses” To Do, Says Its Producer
Summary In an interview with Collider’s Laura Adams, producer Shoko Hori reveals how the anime challenges Japan’s quiet social codes. Hori says the series, The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity, defies romance tropes by confronting conformity, guilt, and emotional honesty…
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Elizabeth Lo on Her China Infidelity Doc, “Mistress Dispeller”Filmmaker Magazine
Mistress Dispeller Perhaps one of the strangest and most captivating docs of the year, Elizabeth Lo’s Mistress Dispeller centers on a middle-aged wife and husband, the latter of whom is having an affair that the former is desperate to end.…
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‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ Star Norman Reedus on the Season 3 Finale and Idea He Wanted Added for Season 4: “That’s the Whole Epicenter”
[Editor's note: The following contains some spoilers for Season 3 of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon.] Summary In Season 3 of 'The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon,' Daryl and Carol made their way to Spain, where their trime home was delayed…
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Interview: Connor Sen Warnick on âCharacters Disappearingâ
Characters Disappearing A half-hour into Connor Sen Warnick’s Characters Disappearing, left-wing revolutionary Mei (Yuka Murakami) hangs up a poster declaring “The East is Red.” Until that point, the film seems to take place in the strict past-tense, moving through the…
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