‘Dublin Murders’ Review: When Echoes of Childhood Trauma Become Screams
Starz’s adaptation of Tana French’s bestselling novels is equal parts compelling and wrenching.
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‘Power’: A Guilty Pleasure That Could Be Much More If It Wasn’t So Conflicted
As the original series approaches its end, new spinoffs provide producers the chance to shed a kitchy reputation and fine-tune for Emmys.
Comcast May Drop Starz At End of Year, According to New Report
It’s unclear why Comcast may be looking to drop Starz, but investors did not react kindly to the news.
‘Leavenworth’ Trailer: Steven Soderbergh’s Starz Doc Tells a True Crime Military Story — Exclusive
The five-part documentary will premiere at the Tribeca TV Festival in September before debuting on Starz the following month.
Gregg Araki Hopes Canceled Starz Series ‘Now Apocalypse’ May Live Again at ‘a New Home’
Auteur filmmaker Gregg Araki’s outlandishly weird Starz series “Now Apocalypse” has officially been canceled. But there may be a future for the show yet, according to the filmmaker.
‘Power’ Creator and Exec Producers Have Made Peace With Emmy Snubs
A ratings juggernaut for Starz since its premiere, the series’ success in drawing eyeballs has failed to translate to awards recognition.
Starz Cancels ‘Now Apocalypse’ After One Season, Citing Not Enough Female Viewers
Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch also discussed “The Continental” and “Counterpart” at the Television Critics Association summer press tour.
‘The Rook’ Review: A Silly, Slow, Semi-Superhero Story on Starz
Sans alliteration, “The Rook” tries to split the difference between a spy thriller and superheroes-as-outcasts allegory, but neither really clicks.
‘Wrong Man’ Creator Joe Berlinger on ‘Gratifying’ Supreme Court Decision for Curtis Flowers
IndieWire spoke to “Wrong Man” creator Joe Berlinger about Curtis Flowers’ case and the importance of social justice and activism.
‘Now Apocalypse’: Gregg Araki on Grinding Out His Dream and Writing an Even Wilder Season 2
The indie filmmaker’s first TV show is pretty much exactly what he dreamed it would be – even if it’s way more work than making movies.
‘Vida’ Season 2 Review: The Insightful Starz Comedy Gets Down to Business
Confident, clever, and bursting with style, “Vida” offers more of what you love in a richer second season.
‘The Spanish Princess’ Review: Starz’s Insipid Miniseries Is Only for Period Fans — But Not History Buffs?
Relying on royal history for narrative twists, Catherine of Aragon’s story is told from intriguing perspectives, but can’t see the forest for the trees.
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Wylie Stateman (‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ sound editor) on letting music set the tone for audio design [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW]
