Tarantino Doc Reveals Harvey Weinstein Inspired Kurt Russell’s ‘Hateful Eight’ Misogynist
“The Hateful Eight” opened in theaters in December 2015, nearly two years before the wave of sexual harassment allegations against Weinstein went public.
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‘The Kill Team’ Review: Nat Wolff Leads a Harrowing Look at What it Means to Be ‘Army Strong’
A remake of his own documentary, Dan Krauss’ “The Kill Team” is a thriller about the moral compromises that led U.S. Soldiers to kill civilians.
A ‘Pet Chicken From Hell’ Gets the Star Treatment in a New York Times Op-Doc
Whether they were about unruly pets or a love-story spanning continents, the New York Times Op-Docs told stories of friendship and empowerment.
How Robert Eggers Built a 19th-Century ‘Lighthouse’ That Could Shine for 16 Miles
A 70-foot-tall lighthouse illuminated by a Fresnel lens was built for the nightmarish, black-and-white psycho-thriller starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson.
Ted Sarandos Says Netflix Won’t Cut Prices Because It Offers the Best Value in Streaming
He says Netflix is essential — for cultural conversations, for cinephiles searching for movies studios don’t make anymore, for the masses seeking to be entertained.
Seven Years After ‘Under the Skin,’ Jonathan Glazer Ready to Film Next Movie With A24
Jonathan Glazer is ending this decade with one of its best movies and starting the next decade with a brand new feature film.
The 12 Best Found Footage Movies Ever Made, From ‘Blair Witch Project’ to ‘REC’
What’s more scary and more omnipresent than technology that can record every inch of the real world? Movies that act like it’s all true. Here are a dozen.
Kanye West Film Charges $1 Every Two Minutes, and ‘The Current War’ Rises From the Dead
This weekend will see a 35-minute music movie from West as well as Bruce Springsteen’s “Western Stars,” and a long-delayed title that once belonged to the Weinstein Co.
Quentin Tarantino Adding Four Scenes to ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ For Re-Release
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is returning to theaters October 25 with 10 minutes of additional footage.
‘Les Misérables’ Trailer: Paris Is Burning in France’s 2020 Oscar Entry
French-Malian filmmaker Ladj Ly’s insurgent drama earned the Jury Prize at Cannes this past May.
‘QT8: The First Eight’ Trailer: Dive Deep Into the Films That Made Tarantino an Icon — Exclusive
Tara Wood’s new documentary examines Tarantino’s first eight films, including a bevy of talking heads from the filmmaker’s sprawling filmography.
‘Joker’ Stairs Become Tourist Attraction and Bronx Natives Desus and Mero Are Outraged
“There is a new tourist attraction in the Bronx and it sucks,” Desus says in a video takedown of the now-iconic “Joker” shooting location.
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Toho Unveils Dual Media Romance ‘Love Me, Love Me Not’ at Tokyo Market
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Peter Bart: As Awards Season Picks Up, Stricter Q&A Rules Of Decorum May Apply
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Power's Lela Loren Joins American Gods as Shadow's New [Spoiler]
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Sailor Brinkley-Cook had a gut feeling she’d be eliminated on ‘Dancing with the Stars’: ‘I was like, ‘It’s me”
