Dermot Mulroney on What’s Driving Detective Bailey
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Scream VI.] Every new Scream character becomes part of franchise legacy, but Dermot Mulroney will be an especially big part of it forever because ... Detective Bailey is a Scream VI Ghostface killer.…
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Michael Ironside Dishes on New Thriller Confession
Michael Ironside has been tackling juicy roles for decades. Moviegoers who are at least into their thirties will instantly remember him from Starship Troopers, Scanners, and Total Recall. More recently, he's been gracing both the big and small screen with…
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“Klee Wanted to Destroy the Convention of Angels in Their Historic Tradition”: Ken August Meyer on His SXSW Doc about Art and Illness, Angel Applicant
Angel Applicant There’s the concept of art as therapy, and then there’s the concept of a specific artist as a therapist, which is how debuting filmmaker Ken August Meyer introduces the Swiss-German painter Paul Klee at the start of his…
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Jenna Ortega & Mason Gooding on Tara & Chad’s Budding Romance in ‘Scream VI’
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Scream VI.]I’d be shocked if anyone suspected there’d be romance on the horizon for Jenna Ortega’s Tara and Mason Gooding’s Chad after Scream 2022. Not only was Chad dating Liv (Sonia Ammar) in…
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Boston Strangler Director Matt Ruskin on His True Crime Thriller
After 13 women were murdered between 1962 and 1964 in the Boston area, writers and filmmakers found the subject too salacious to pass up on. Before the murders were even 'solved,' Victor Buono was cast as the serial killer in…
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“…The Costs of Turning Yourself from a Three-Dimensional Person into a Two-Dimensional Brand”: Miranda Yousef on Her SXSW-Premiering doc Art for Everybody
Art for Everybody One of the most surprising revelations about the painter (and multimillion-dollar mass marketer) Thomas Kinkade, “the most successful artist of his time” according to the synopsis for Miranda Yousef’s SXSW-premiering doc Art for Everybody, is not that he…
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Mireille Enos on Lucky Hank and What She Learned From Costar Bob Odenkirk
Luck, good timing, hard work and—thank God—great scripts are on the side of Bob Odenkirk and Mireille Enos in Lucky Hank. The new AMC series stars Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul alum Odenkirk—hand this man an Emmy already, will…
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‘Scream 6’ Directors Reveal a Detective Bailey Deleted Scene
[Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Scream VI.]One of the greatest joys of a Scream movie is to discover who the killer is on a first viewing and then to watch the film again looking for little clues and…
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The Fallen Sun’ and the Sequel You’ll Never See
With Luther: The Fallen Sun now streaming on Netflix, Collider’s Steve Weintraub had the opportunity to speak with Idris Elba about making a movie based on the popular BBC Television series and the possibility of a future franchise. In The…
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‘The Last of Us’ Co-Creators Break Down Season 1 Finale & Tease Season 2
[Editor’s note: The following contains spoilers for Season 1 of The Last of Us.]Over the course of its first season, the expert storytelling, stunning performances, and truly human moments that end in triumph or tragedy have not only made the…
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SXSW 2023: Director Kris Mercado Talks “If You Were The Last”
Director Kris Mercado is promoting his new movie If You Were The Last, which makes its SXSW debut this year. The new film stars Anthony Mackie and Zoe Chao in a cute and quirky romantic comedy. I was able to…
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“I Like the Idea of Comedy in an Uninhabitable Place”: Director Calvin Lee Reeder on His SXSW-Premiering TV Pilot, Harbor Island
Harbor Island “Like an Abel Ferrara Jr., [Calvin Lee] Reeder meshes thought and design with genre storylines, like a Euro-filmmaker making ’70s drive-in films,” wrote Mike Plante in his 2007 25 New Face profile of the Portland, Ore.-born filmmaker. Sixteen-years…
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