How ‘Hereditary’ and Noah Baumbach Editor Jennifer Lame Got Over Her ‘Tenet’ Intimidation
The filmmaker warned Lame ahead of production that “Tenet” might be the most difficult film to edit in movie history.
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Bong Joon Ho Writes About the ‘Profound Horror’ of ‘Hereditary’ in New A24 Book — Exclusive
“In ‘Hereditary,’ Ari Aster goes beyond the trappings of genre and delivers true, profound horror,” Bong writes.
Scorsese Champions Ari Aster Movies: ‘So Disturbing’ They’re ‘Deeply Uncomfortable’
“Hereditary” and “Midsommar” left Martin Scorsese stunned speechless.
Ari Aster Says His Next Movie Will Be a Four-Hour ‘Nightmare Comedy’
The “Midsommar” director is once again up to his typically subversive tricks.
Forget ‘Imagine,’ These Quarantined Friends Remade Toni Collette’s ‘Hereditary’ Breakdown
Friends belting the “I am your mother!” monologue from “Hereditary” is a lot more enjoyable than celebrities singing John Lennon.
Sundance: Toni Collette on Why ‘There’s No Way’ She’ll Ever Watch ‘Midsommar’
“As an audience member, I would never choose to watch something like that,” Collette said of her “Hereditary” director Ari Aster’s followup.
Ari Aster Has the Best Outlook on Getting D+ CinemaScore: ‘God Bless Them’
Aster’s directorial debut Hereditary earned a D+ CinemaScore when it opened nationwide in June 2018.
Ari Aster Breaks Down 9 Movies That Inspired ‘Midsommar,’ from ‘The Red Shoes’ to ‘Climax’
The “Hereditary” director’s new nightmare looks like “The Wicker Man,” but at its heart, it’s a breakup movie with deeper ties to Albert Brooks.
Ari Aster Says ‘Midsommar’ Is Surprise Companion to ‘Hereditary,’ But Don’t Expect Paimon
Anyone hoping for some Paimon worshipping in Ari Aster’s “Hereditary” follow-up will be disappointed.
‘Midsommar’ Trailer: Ari Aster Follows ‘Hereditary’ With An Unnerving Cult Thriller
The “Hereditary” director returns this summer with what he calls an “apocalyptic breakup movie.”
Sundance 2018 Box Office Recap: Winners and Losers
Sundance is an effective launch pad for American indies and documentaries, which do better at the box office than other festival launches.
Why ‘Hereditary’ Director Ari Aster Turned to Horror For His First Feature
“What may be seen as a deterrent for audiences in one genre, suddenly becomes a virtue in another genre,” the filmmaker said on a recent episode of the Toolkit Podcast.
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