The hapless heroes at the heart of the comedy “Villains,” Mickey (Bill Skarsgard) and Jules (Maika Monroe), are just about the most inept criminals ever.…
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Mardik Martin, Collaborator With Scorsese, Is Dead at 84
Mardik Martin, a screenwriter who collaborated with Martin Scorsese on films like “Raging Bull,” “New York, New York” and particularly Mr. Scorsese’s breakthrough in gritty…
The Best Of TIFF 2019: Whodunits, Divorces, Lighthouses, and Hitler
Another Toronto International Film Festival is drawing to a close, and what a wonderful year it was. This was my fourth year attending the festival,…
Star Wars Bits: Stormtrooper Beer, Bryce Dallas Howard on The Mandalorian, Kylo Ren Visits Dagobah, and More – /Film
In this edition of Star Wars Bits: Cap off your summer with a Stormtrooper-themed pale ale or pilsner Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is getting…
'Midway' Trailer: Roland Emmerich Went Ahead and Remade Michael Bay's 'Pearl Harbor'
Remember Pearl Harbor? Not the actual attack, but rather the endless 2001 faux-prestige drama from Michael Bay? Well, Roland Emmerich, master of blowing shit up, decided…
BFI London Film Festival: How to get tickets as trailer reveals epic line-up
Every October, stars from across the globe descend upon England’s capital to showcase their new films in the BFI London Film Festival. This year, illustrious…
Spoilers! Why childhood trauma, not Pennywise, is the real villain of ‘It 2’
Spoiler alert! This post discusses the ending of “It: Chapter Two,” so beware if you haven’t seen it yet. Back in the 1980s, when the…
We’re Sitting Down With Jennifer Lopez. Ask Her Your Question Here.
She’s real, she ain’t your mama and her love don’t cost a thing. Also, she’s taking your questions. From crafting infectious dance pop to managing…
‘Satanic Panic’ Review: A Pizza Party for the Prince of Darkness
The comedy-horror film “Satanic Panic” is the kind of movie that revels in the details of eviscerations and demonic orgies. With jovial bad taste and…
The Summer of Platonic Love at the Movies
When “Unchained Melody,” also known as the music from the pottery wheel scene in “Ghost,” shows up in a movie, it’s clearly meant to evoke…