Toolkit Podcast Ep. 64: The “Call Me By Your Name” director opens up about his struggle with film scores and why, before working with the Radiohead front man, he swore he would never work with a composer again.
Chazelle and cinematographer Linus Sandgren found a way to tell a personal story of “the moon and the kitchen sink” by assuming the role of cinema verite documentary filmmakers.
Since the days of “X-Files” and “True Detective,” long takes have framed small screen stories. Very Good TV Podcast investigates why they work — and when they don’t.
The actor can currently be seen on cable (Audience’s “Loudermilk”), broadcast (ABC’s “A Million Little Things”), and streaming (Amazon’s “The Romanoffs”) for a rare multi-platform hat trick.
Screen Talk, episode 217: This wacky remake of Dario Argento’s classic giallo is tough to figure out. But is that a good thing?
This week’s Very Good TV Podcast discusses how the cultural climate — and timing — can work for and against new TV shows.
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.
In our Very Good TV podcast, we discuss how “Haunting of Hill House” and “The Terror'” demonstrate the fine distinction between suspense and shock.
Screen Talk, episode 215: The drug addiction drama and the moon landing saga enter new release, while “22 July” hits Netflix, as the fall season gets busy.
The ESPN Films audio documentary series debuts its next round of sports stories on October 16.
Wayans and Amber Stevens West, the stars of new CBS sitcom “Happy Together,” also share their favorite-ever episodes of TV, and their love for multi-camera comedy.
Screen Talk, episode 214: The fall movie season is far from over, and these new trailers keep anticipation high.
