Zen and the Art of John Carpenter Interviews
John Carpenter's movies are great, but his interviews might be even better. Read More
October 17, 2018
Matthew Monagle
Ike Barinholtz Talks ‘The Oath’ and the Inarguable Likability of John Cho
The debut writer-director also pointed to 'Manchester By the Sea' as one of his favorite examples of abrupt and hilarious… Read More
October 9, 2018
‘The Guilty’ Review: Sometimes One Location Is All You Really Need
Danish filmmaker Gustav Möller makes his feature debut with a smart and stylish thriller set entirely in a police dispatcher's… Read More
October 5, 2018
Jeremy Saulnier and Macon Blair Discuss Netflix, Fantastic Fest, and ‘Hold the Dark’
The creative team behind 'Hold the Dark' discuss the challenges of adapting an ambitious and challenging book for the big… Read More
October 2, 2018
‘Apostle’ Review: This Melodramatic Horror Hybrid Comes With Literal Buckets of Blood (Fantastic Fest 2018)
Gareth Evans's long-anticipated project is more 'Safe Haven' than 'The Raid: Redemption,' and that's A-OK with us. Read More
September 25, 2018
Nicole Perlman on Directing ‘The Slows’ and Bravely Moving to Behind the Camera
The 'Captain Marvel' screenwriter explains why she finally faced her fears and decided to direct her passion project. Read More
September 24, 2018
‘Burning’ Review: Lives, Like Love, Are So Easily Set Aflame (Fantastic Fest 2018)
Steven Yeun brings the full weight of his international star power to bear in this haunting South Korean revenge story. Read More
September 24, 2018
‘The Wind’ Review: In the American West, No One Can Hear You Scream
Emma Tammi's feature film debut showcases the potential of the horror-western as a new mode of independent filmmaking. Read More
September 23, 2018
‘American Dresser’ Review: Tom Berenger Gets Back on His Hog
It looks like someone accidentally put a mediocre road trip movie into this perfectly good batch of America stock footage. Read More
September 17, 2018