Sundance London 2018: Americans Try to Live Off the Grid in Debra Granik's "Leave No Trace"

Sundance Film Festival ‘18: London runs May 30 - June 2, 2018 at Picturehouse Central. America has always been too vast of a nation to account for all those who willingly go off the grid; in its thickets of forest and endless plains, there are bound to be a few...

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First Trailer for Revenge Movie 'Peppermint' Starring Jennifer Garner

"Watching someone take everything from you, it turns you into somebody else." STX Entertainment has debuted the first trailer for an action movie titled Peppermint, which is currently set to open in theaters in September at the beginning of the fall season. Peppermint...

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Watch: A Computer Virus Unleashes Hell in 'Eldritch Code' Short Film

"What did you do this time, Samantha?" Those pesky computer viruses! Always causing chaos. But not like this, never like this! Eldritch Code is an excellent, nerdy, Lovecraftian short film made by filmmaker Ivan Radovic, based on a story by Glen Cadigan &...

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‘The Tale’ Is An Important Movie

The Sundance favorite brings a harrowing story out of the shadows. Two-thirds of the way through HBO’s latest original film, Sundance standout The Tale, I had to take a break. I’d originally planned to cry, but instead I surprised myself by messaging my childhood...

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Ruth Wilson & Mark Stanley in Official US Trailer for Indie 'Dark River'

"How's it ever going to work?! You're scared!" FilmRise has debuted a full US trailer for the indie drama Dark River, the latest feature from British filmmaker Clio Barnard (The Selfish Giant, The Arbor). The film stars Ruth Wilson (of The Lone Ranger, Saving...

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Zack Snyder’s ‘The Fountainhead’ Has Been a Long Time Coming

The director’s career has been paved with Ayn Rand’s toxic ideology. This week, firebrand director Zack Snyder announced his next project, an adaptation of Ayn Rand’s formidable objectivist tome “The Fountainhead.” The news was met with a chorus...

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Expect To See the Cast of ‘The Terror’ Pretty Much Everywhere

Like ‘Band of Brothers’ before it, ‘The Terror’ promises to be one of the defining shows of the decade for British and American casting directors. Every fan of film or television should already be a fan of The Terror. Our own Meg Shields, never far off the...

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Hailee Steinfeld to Star in a Comedy Series About Emily Dickinson

Apple adds another original series to its impressive, star-studded streaming lineup. The competition among streaming services is about to get a little more crowded. Apple has snatched up yet another promising series to add to its video streaming platform, which...

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‘Locke & Key’ Finally Finds its Home at Netflix

The comic book adaptation few thought would happen, lands on the DGAF streaming platform. After years of “maybes” and several “nos,” the television adaptation of Locke & Key is finally a reality.  According to Deadline, our great savior Netflix is in...

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Bryan Fuller Reminds Us That We Need ‘Pushing Daisies,’ Not ‘Roseanne’

Bryan Fuller reads the room and understands what Trump’s America needs better than most. If you dare to venture onto the internet right now, all entertainment and news outlets are preoccupied with the Roseanne Barr situation. Mere hours after the television star...

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Cannes 2018: Mads Mikkelsen on Surviving ‘Arctic’ and the Possible Return of ‘Hannibal’

The great Dane reflects on his latest and restores hope for Hannibal fans. Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen is perhaps among the most adored actors working today. He has a certain quality that makes even his most evil characters surprisingly lovable. It’s nice to see...

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‘Arrested Development’ Season 5 Review: Back to the Beginning

The Bluth family struggled while apart. Does bringing them back together recapture the magic of the original? The years have not been kind to Arrested Development. After an iconic run of three seasons on the Fox network, it was canceled with little fanfare. The...

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Montgomery Clift, Hollywood’s Forgotten Icon

We explore why this game-changing actor deserves a bigger place in our cultural memory. In the late 1940s and ’50s, a new dawn broke over Hollywood. In stark contrast to the archetypal “strong” and “silent” performances of the pre-war generation, men were increasingly...

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6 Filmmaking Tips From Gary Ross

The director of ‘Pleasantville’ and ‘Ocean’s 8’ shares advice on finding your voice and courage as an artist. Gary Ross will probably forever be known as the screenwriter who wrote Big, a movie that helped boost Tom Hanks’s career in the ’80s, earned both...

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First Trailer for British Coming-of-Age Schoolboy Comedy 'Old Boys'

"Love is a lesson learnt the hard way." Film4 in the UK has debuted an official trailer for an indie coming-of-age comedy titled Old Boys, from newcomer director Toby MacDonald. The film is another new updated adaptation of the classic play Cyrano de Bergerac,...

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