Double Take: The filmmaker has long proven his ability to reinvigorate classic horror tropes, and his latest feature does that with satisfying style (and a star turn to boot).
SPOILERS: Palmer and Peele tell IndieWire about the horror film’s surprising end, a conclusion that’s both crazy and “so thoughtful.”
Peele and Keke Palmer tell IndieWire that the film’s “cinematic experience” is hard to spoil, but their desire to interrogate why we love watching scary stuff is a good start.
Filmmaker Quinn Shephard and star Zoey Deutch take on influencers, Instagram, and our national obsession with spectacle in a razor-sharp film.
Filmmaker Jordan Peele tells IndieWire his star offered a “tour de force” when it came time to her instantly memorable introduction.
Three films down and one more nearly done, the multi-hyphenate tells IndieWire what’s next for someone who’s always been obsessed with the movies.
Charlotte Colbert’s feature debut has the backing of Dario Argento, whose fans will love its witchy, if undone vibe.
Director Taika Waititi and star Natalie Portman unpack a pair of post-credits scenes, one with a new foe, one full of emotion.
Carrie Cracknell’s adaptation is indeed fun and contemporary, but also suffused with the deep longing of its iconic heroine.
The “Normal People” star and filmmaker Olivia Newman tell IndieWire how they tackled their joint studio debut: a complex adaptation of a beloved novel.
The actress tells IndieWire she delighted in director Taika Waititi’s desire to film many versions of scenes, providing an “overflow” of good material that didn’t end up in the final cut.
The adorable, inscrutable roly-poly yellow henchmen return for a ’70s-styled adventure designed to appeal to the younger set.
