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Freddie Gluck, director of the dreamy new documentary short “Gatorville,” has noticed something that makes him different from other young filmmakers: “I’ve barely watched movies. It’s not my obsession.”
He makes films because “what I’m really obsessed with is meeting people in real life, creating relationships with people who I never would have made relationships wi...
After he was criticized for a report that he plans to use AI for a new film because "no Black actors" would sign on, Paul Schrader is clarifying that he is using AI because he couldn't find three "BANKABLE" Black actors.
In an interview with The Playlist, Schrader, the writer of the classic Taxi Driver and director of such acclaimed films as Am...
Here are 12 strange movies that are also brilliant.
But First Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive - Credit: Universal PicturesSome people think the word "strange" is a criticism, and we guess it is — if you're a square.
Merriam Webster defines strange as "different from what is usual, ordinary, or expected." And we think that can be a high comp...
Here are nine movie set deaths that could have been prevented.
Deadpool 2 A still from Deadpool 2. 20th Century Studios - Credit: C/OStuntwoman Joi “SJ” Harris, 40, died on the set of Deadpool 2 while shooting a motorcycle stunt scene in Vancouver, Canada in 2017. Harris was the stunt double for actress Zazie Beetz.
...As we await Tom Cruise's return in Digger, here's our list of all eight Mission: Impossible movies ranked.
Going back almost three decades, the Mission: Impossible series is, for our money, the most consistent action franchise of all. While some Mission: Impossible movies are better than others, none are duds. And when they're gr...