‘Arcadian’ Interview: Jaeden Martell And Maxwell Jenkins Talk Battling Monsters With Nicolas Cage
A single father taking care of his two teenage boys as they push against the boundaries he's set sounds daunting enough. But what happens...
Review: ‘Sasquatch Sunset’Jesse Eisenberg And Riley Keough Lead The Zellner Brothers' Strangely Heartwarming Bigfoot...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
Part of the fabric that comprises the Sundance Film Festival, the Zellner Brothers,...
Review: ‘Sting’An Alien Spider Lurks In Monster Flick In Need Of More Scares
I believe that most people have some fear of bugs, even if they don't know it yet. It's just about finding the right bug...
Review: ‘Damaged’Samuel L. Jackson Crosses The Pond to Ireland To Chase A Serial Killer
Thanks in part to the brilliance of Season 1 and Season 5 (and maybe Season 4) of True Detective, serial killers are back. The...
Review: ‘Civil War’Alex Garland's Nightmare Look At The Fall Of America Is Beautiful, Haunting,...
I think, going into Alex Garland's Civil War, all of us have some idea of what sparked the idea in his brain. Our country...
‘Irena’s Vow’ Interview: Sophie Nélisse Could “Feel The Ramifications Of War’ While Filming On...
Actor Sophie Nélisse may have achieved notoriety as the unhinged and traumatized Shauna on Showtime's twisted mystery series, Yellowjackets, about a soccer team stranded...
‘Sasquatch Sunset’ Interview: The Zellner Brothers Talk Their Absurdist Bigfoot Comedy With Riley Keough...
The Zellner Brothers, David and Nathan, have an obsession with Bigfoot. I don't think that's too crazy to say. Their fascination with the mythical...
Review: ‘Blood For Dust’Scoot McNairy And Kit Harington Elevate Gritty Crime Film That's 'Death...
If Death of a Salesman was made by the Coen Brothers, it might look something like Blood for Dust. Rod Blackhurst's '90s-set Montana crime...
Review: ‘The Greatest Hits’Despite Their Music-Loving Filmography, Justin H. Min And Lucy Boynton Can't...
Hulu’s latest film, The Greatest Hits, takes the idea that music can take you back in time literally. Bohemian Rhapsody heroine Lucy Boynton plays...
Review: ‘The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare’Henry Cavill And Alan Ritchson Bring Big Swagger And...
It's almost laughable when Guy Ritchie's The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare notes "based on a true story", because we know right from jump that...