Gore Verbinski on ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ and Sam Rockwell’s 11-Page Monologue
Gore Verbinski discusses directing ‘Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die’ and the film’s opening monologue with Sam Rockwell. Read the interview!
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Send Help Review: Rachel McAdams Delivers in a Welcoming Return to Horror From Sam Raimi
Send Help is a return to form for Raimi and brings out a career-defining performance from Rachel McAdams. Read our review.
The Rip Review: Matt Damon and Ben Affleck Deliver Old-School Thrills
The Rip is here, but does it deliver gritty, cop thrills? Can Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s chemistry survive a night of paranoia? Read Quinn Que’s review.
Mercy Review: A Timely Premise Trapped in Screenlife Gimmickry
In a year already crowded with AI-themed entertainment, Mercy struggles to justify its existence beyond capitalizing on trending topics.
Forbidden Fruits Character Posters Highlight Members of Lili Reinhart’s Femme Fatale Coven
New character posters for Forbidden Fruits showcase closer looks at Lili Reinhart, Lola Tung, Victoria Pedretti, and Alexandra Shipp’s femme fatales.
Hayder Rothschild Hoozer Talks “Rock, Paper, Scissors” and Having Ukraine’s Support
Hayder Rothschild Hoozer talks to us about his short, “Rock, Paper, Scissors,” and what it means to be short listed for an Academy Award.
RJ Cyler and Nicki Micheaux Talk Night Patrol, Societal Struggles, and Wild Vampire Action
We spoke with Night Patrol stars RJ Cyler and Nicki Micheaux about playing the film’s mother-son duo and recording one of the film’s most comedic moments.
Night Patrol: Director Ryan Prows on Representing Los Angeles and Diversity in Supernatural Horrors
We spoke with director Ryan Prows about the new horror film Night Patrol, its LA setting, and diversity in film. Check out the interview!
We Bury the Dead Review: A Chilling, Inspired Apocalypse Drama About Recovering
We Bury the Dead is a careful, 28 Days Later-inspired drama carried by Daisy Ridley and Brendon Thwaites’ moving performances.
Avatar: Fire and Ash Review: Another Visually Captivating Experience From James Cameron
Avatar: Fire and Ash is still a treat to behold, and the visual effects alone are worth the price of admission. Read on for our review.