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Abraham Lincoln was an American hero — but a flawed one. As we celebrate him, let's also acknowledge some ugly truths that reflect the times in which our our 16th president lived.
President Lincoln took a bold and courageous stand for his time, and of course Lincoln was far more advanced in his time than many of his white contemporaries.
But it's also impo...
"Art disrupts," Jaime King said MovieMaker's recent Cannes Film Festival panel on the Future of Film. "We are here to disrupt. … Great music disrupts, great people disrupt, art disrupts. You kind of like shake it up a bit, you know?"
The actress and filmmaker was one of three panelists — along with filmmaker Fernando Ferro and actor-filmmaker-attorney Don W...
Here are all seven Batman actors ranked — our attempt to break down what makes a Batman performance great.
We aren't including the animated Batman actors, like the excellent Kevin Conroy, but hold them all in very high esteem. We're going with only live-action because voice acting and on-camera acting are different skills.
Of course, these things are subje...
Backrooms is a runaway hit — a horror phenomenon that went from a YouTube series to a smashing debut from 20-year-old director Kane Parsons that just had a $118 million opening weekend.
That's the kind of box office you expect from a Marvel blockbuster, not a film made on a modest $10 million budget by a first-time feature director. Parsons scored the bigge...
Josh Munds is the director of Peeping Todd, a darkly funny new musical about a peeping Tom (Chris Alan Evans) obsessed with a young woman (Mabel Thomas). In the piece below, he describes how the film found its audience and skipped the traditional distribution model.
“How come he don’t want me, man?”
When Will Smith’s character in The ...