Christopher Burke’s SXSW documentary No Ordinary Campaign is one of countless films to be delayed by Covid. But the pandemic

Jesus Revolution is a box office surprise, and a different kind of Christian film: It is unabashedly evangelistic, but aims

Kenya Barris’ You People originated from a 30-minute meeting with Jonah Hill that turned into two weeks of working together

“We tend to frame punishment in terms of prevention and correction,” says Brandon Cronenberg, director of the new film Infinity

Kyle Edward Ball’s debut feature film Skinamarink is an indie horror sensation, but its journey to theaters this past Friday

Rian Johnson’s new Peacock show Poker Face sees the director plumb his passion for a TV genre that hasn’t gotten

Sick filmmaker Kevin Williamson was worried the Covid pandemic was too tragic to send up in a slasher flick —

When You Finish Saving the World director Jesse Eisenberg’s story began as a series of monologues from a father who

Glass Onion director Rian Johnson says it would be a mistake to think of Benoit Blanc — the Southern detective

Luca Guadagnino has two movies out: the documentary Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams, about shoemaker to the stars Salvatore Ferragamo, and

Taylor Russell says making the new film Bones and All, in which she stars opposite Timothée Chalamet as a young

Tulsa King showrunner Terence Winter wouldn’t usually jump at the chance to make a Western. But a Western about a

Love it or hate it, Halloween Ends, by director David Gordon Green, is a love letter to John Carpenter movies.

John Carpenter is a man of few words whose massive stature in the film world has only grown thanks to

Walter Hill says a lot in a few words, but when you remove sound and tone, his words can read

The backstory of See How They Run, the new film from Tom George, is as twisty as an Agatha Christie

When we hear about people being catfished, it’s usually from the point of view of the person who’s been catfished.

Talk of cult classics usually involves midnight movies, predominantly directed by men. So how do Billy Madison, CB4, Half Baked,

John Logan has written many devilish characters for the screen, like Sweeney Todd, Silva from Skyfall, and The Aviator’s take

Bill Murray will not appear in Asteroid City, the latest film from Wes Anderson — despite Murray’s consecutive appearances in the last nine Anderson

Cooper Raiff plays the lead characters in his movies Shithouse and the brand-new Cha Cha Real Smooth, and his Cha Cha

Affable is the best way to describe Fire Island filmmaker Andrew Ahn. We met in 2016 at New York City’s