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Sincerely, Los Angeles, a new documentary, tracks mourning Lakers fans who focused their passion during the COVID-19 lockdown into Kobe Bryant murals.
Watch a backwards trailer for Barry Jenkins’ Underground Railroad; Jane Fonda will be feted at the Golden Globes, the Indie Spirit Nominees are out.
Derek DelGaudio and Frank Oz urge you to go into the new Hulu film Derek DelGaudio’s In and Of Itself with no pre-existing knowledge or expectations.
A man who made a $300 found-footage horror film that has recouped his investment 300 times over; Godzilla vs. Kong trailer highlights; and meet Sen. Batman.
Dave Chappelle tests positive for COVID-19; Bond and Cinderalla delayed; a deep-dive on streaming; another potential Game of Thrones prequel.
Joe Biden’s top priority and what it means for Hollywood; a 108-year-old marathoner gets a movie; and Sam Pollard, from Style Wars to MLK/FBI.
Clarice and Dr. Lecter hang out; Baby God; and we discuss Malcolm X and One Night in Miami on the last night of the Trump Administration.
Baby God tells the story of Quincy Fortier, the Las Vegas fertility doctor who secretly used his own sperm on countless women
Chares Manson in Night Stalker: Did you catch Manson’s reflection cast across the windshield of Richard Ramirez in one of the film’s re-creations?
Anthony Hopkins thought Silence of the Lambs was a children’s story when he first received the script, he tells Jodie Foster in a Variety reunion.
WandaVision beekeeper theorie; homemade Die Hard and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off; Travon Free borrows from Groundhog Day to make a serious statement
Travon Free wrote and co-directed Two Distant Strangers, with Joey Bada$$ as a man who is repeatdly shot by police in a heartbreaking take on Groundhog Day,
Rundown: Our winter cover with One Night in Miami director Regina King, Chris Evans reacts to Captain America news; and R.I.P Joanne Rogers.
Academy Award-winner Regina King makes her directorial debut with One Night in Miami, an adaptation of the Kemp Powers play.
Armie Hammer exits the Jennifer Lopez film Shotgun Wedding; what Netflix’s Night Stalker leaves out; David O. Russell adds to a ridiculously great cast
A Chuck Norris rep confirms he was not at the U.S. capital riots and did indeed tweet that he is against violence and supports “law and order.”
Rebel Without a Cause director Nicholas Ray’s final film; John McCain gets a sympathetic biopic; the Internet was wrong about Chuck Norris
“Cinema is Nicholas Ray,” Jean-Luc Godard wrote in 1957. But just a few years later, Ray would find himself broke and teaching film in upstate New York.
Judas and the Black Messiah, about the FBI targeting of Black Panther Fred Hampton (Daniel Kaluuya), will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival
The Netflix 2021 slate announcement includes Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence.
Deadpool 3 will be set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe; Brendan Fraser and Nicole Kidman have very intriguing roles coming up.
Danny Boyle will direct Pistol, a six-episode FX limited series about Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones, the network announced.
Clarice, the new TV series inspired by Silence of the Lambs, arrives almost exactly 30 years to the day after the film was released.
Arnold Schwarzenegger shares “a painful memory” to give us some perspective; more on what WandaVision will be like; Clarice suggests CBS can CBS anything.
