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‘Dutton Ranch’s Mysterious Phone Call Just Set Up a Game-Changing Season 1 Finale

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Dutton Ranch Episode 8. Yellowstone may have originally ended with its fifth and final season two years ago, but Taylor Sheridan's iconic neo-Western franchise has endured thanks to two spin-off series revolving…

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Fatih Akın on AmrumFilmmaker Magazine

Amrum Fatih Akın had reservations going into Amrum, a soulfully classical coming-of-age tale set on the eponymous German island in the waning days of WWII. The story was by and about Akın’s friend and frequent collaborator Hark Bohm, a veteran…

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Nobody Told Zoey Deutch She Was Becoming a Rom-Com Star

Zoey Deutch has officially ascended to rom-com queendom. If you didn't already know this from her roles in streaming hits like Set It Up and Something from Tiffany's, you're getting a firm reminder with the release of her latest film,…

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Adrian Chiarella on LeviticusFilmmaker Magazine

Leviticus (2026) Leviticus (2026), Adrian Chiarella’s debut feature, begins with an archetypal horror image: a “little death” that begets a big one. In this cold open, a lesbian lifeguard succumbs to the lubricious persuasions of an invisible lover in a…

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First-Ever ‘Rick and Morty’ Movie Takes Inspiration From a Spielbergian Classic [Exclusive]

Rick and Morty has been a fixture on Adult Swim for over a decade now, but the series is looking to go bigger and better than ever on the big screen. Creator Dan Harmon is still working out the details,…

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“The Comedy of Man Begins Like This”: On and with Terry Zwigoff

The aspiring artist seeking an inspiring avatar in the corpus of Terry Zwigoff has set themselves up, to put it mildly, for a fair bit of consternation. It’s not that, to invoke his Daniel Clowes adaptation Art School Confidential (2006),…

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‘Star City’s Most Unexpected Relationship Just Took a Completely Surprising Turn

Editor's note: The below interview contains spoilers for Star City Episode 5. Apple TV's Star City has already defined itself as a completely different show from what For All Mankind fans might expect. Some characters might immediately be familiar to…

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Uwe Boll Defends Casting Armie Hammer in Citizen Vigilante: “It’s Totally B*llsh!t That He Was Canceled”

Film Threat’s Chris Gore and Alan Ng sat down with director Uwe Boll and star Armie Hammer to talk about their new film Citizen Vigilante, a gritty, ripped-from-the-headlines throwback to ’70s vigilante classics like Death Wish. Hammer plays a self-appointed…

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I Shot I Shot Andy Warhol

I Shot Andy Warhol Before she brought the charismatic serial killer Patrick Bateman to life in American Psycho (2000) Mary Harron devised a portrait of another kind of New York pathology with I Shot Andy Warhol (1996). When I went…

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‘The Mask’ Director Says He “Bet the Farm” on Jim Carrey Becoming a Movie Star [Exclusive]

Some actors have a star-making performance, but Jim Carrey had a star-making year in 1994. At that time, Carrey was already making noise thanks to In Living Color, but The Mask helped turn him into a full-blown movie star. For…

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Borderline Director Johannes Vang on Making a Comedy at the Edge of Three Countries

There’s a moment in director Johannes Vang’s short film Borderline (På Grensa) where three strangers — a Norwegian customs officer, a Finnish fisherman, and a Swedish woman with a bag full of secrets — all realize simultaneously that none of…

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Chie Hayakawa on RenoirFilmmaker Magazine

Renoir Chie Hayakawa’s Renoir (2026) focuses on Fuki (Yui Suzuki), a preteenage girl whose perspective on life is darkened and complicated over the course of her father’s terminal illness. The film is set in 1987, a year or so into Japan’s “bubble…

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