The New Golden Age of TV is Literally Giving Us Cinema
In 2019, more TV shows are getting movie adaptations. But that's not the only trend uniting the small and silver screens.
Movies
Blumhouse Looks to Challenge a Notorious Racial Trope with ‘Ma’
Octavia Spencer stars in the new Blumhouse horror movie, which subverts the racist “mammy” trope but has a predominantly white, male production team.
How ‘Bill & Ted’ Sparks Joy
“Strange things are afoot at the Circle K.”
6 Filmmaking Tips from Pawel Pawlikowski
Oscar-nominated director Pawel Pawlikowski's thoughts on choosing projects, the limits of a screenplay, and why you should never explain your film.
‘Pet Graveyard’ Isn’t the Knockoff You Think It Is
It’s actually a knockoff of something else.
Action Movie Fans Should Be Excited About ‘Triple Threat’
We apologize in advance for this trailer blowing your mind to smithereens.
‘Alita’ Could Become a Steady Box Office Hit
The James Cameron-produced sci-fi spectacle has the potential to be a success in the long run.
The Relatability of ‘Eighth Grade’
Is being a vlogger therapeutic? According to 'Eighth Grade', yes.
Don’t Forget About ‘Annihilation’
Even without an Oscar nomination, these video essays remind us why we should keep Alex Garland’s ‘Annihilation’ alive in the conversation.
The Cinematography of ‘The Favourite’
Oscar-nominated DP Robbie Ryan walks us through some of the film's perfect shots and tells us about the cinematic image that inspires him the most.