Author: Anna Swanson
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Rosamund Pike Discusses ‘Beirut,’ Working with Jon Hamm, and Life After ‘Gone Girl’
We chat with the Oscar-nominated actress about her latest thriller and why David Fincher was the “blessing” of her life.
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The Best Year In Movies Was 1962
The studio system was collapsing, the French New Wave was on the rise, and Gregory Peck was cinema’s greatest dad.
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Bond, James Bond: 7 Ways to Introduce Everyone’s Favorite Spy
James Bond has been introduced and reintroduced to audiences a lot over the years. That’s part of why the franchise is still going strong.
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‘The Snake Pit’ 70 Years Later: Cinema’s Relationship To Mental Institutions
The Olivia de Havilland classic was an indictment of how patients were treated in mental institutions and it inspired changes in real hospital policies.
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How Katharine Hepburn Orchestrated Her Hollywood Comeback On Her Own Terms
Once dubbed “the most maligned woman in Hollywood,” Hepburn fought a frustratingly familiar uphill battle against her own industry.
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A Brief History Of Directors Remaking Their Own Films And What We Can Learn From Them
From the blatantly unoriginal remake to the beneficial opportunity for improvement, the practice always has interesting results.
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Blumhouse is Making a True Crime Series About a Case No One Wants Solved
Blumhouse is right to get in on the true crime trend, but they should probably choose a new direction for it.
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Here’s Where To Find The Stars of ‘Black Panther’ Next
From a Spielberg epic to a Charlie’s Angels reboot, the Marvel stars have some exciting projects lined up.
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Everything We Know About Netflix’s ‘Sabrina’ Series So Far
The “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” adaptation is shaping up nicely.
