The “Wildlife” star thrives in discomfort, and brings that power to the forefront for her finest role to date.
With most episodes clocking in over an hour and few developments in Steven Avery’s case, “Part 2” is an exhaustive and exhausting advocacy piece.
For the 10th anniversary of “W.,” the filmmaker assess the challenges he faces in making movies that criticize the country.
From Rob Zombie’s reboot to John Carpenter’s classic to David Gordon Green’s 2018 take, here’s our official ranking of all 11 films in the “Halloween” franchise.
The British actress brings both pragmatism and heart to an understated biopic. Foy tells IndieWire how her “out of the ordinary” subject inspired her and led to a rich role.
Collier replaces Dana Walden, who’s moving on to Disney, and Gary Newman, who had been expected to take the top network job post-Disney/21st Century Fox merger.
The “Hereditary” star breaks more boundaries for onscreen wives and mothers in an emotionally mature story of open marriage, relationships, and sex.
It’s another duet featuring the vocal stylings of Gaga and Cooper.
A primer to refresh your memory, all alone in the moonlight.
As The CW series enters its final season, McKenna recounts its journey, and why her favorite episode of “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” is also one of its darkest.
The service will be operational through the next festival season, but be disabled on September 16, 2019.
The Friday news dump brought new roles for the actor on three series.
Cranston said he’s interested in playing an X-Men villain should the character be introduced on the big screen.
Christopher Nelson put his Oscar-winning spin on the enduring slasher.
The entertainment studio had expanded to produce short films, TV shows, and ongoing digital series after being brought back by Turner Entertainment.
The immortal line, “Why’d you come around here with an ass like that?,” was written by nine-time Oscar nominee Diane Warren.
Production designer Stephen Carter brought to life the quaint bookstore culture of New York inhabited by McCarthy’s notorious Lee Israel in 1991.
