From the way Chris Nashawaty breaks it down in “The Future Was Now: Madmen, Mavericks, and the Epic Sci-Fi Summer…
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The musical biopic genre is so staid, so humdrum, it’s difficult to imagine anyone having a wildly different take on…
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TORONTO–Academy Award-nominated British filmmaker Mike Leigh (“Secrets and Lies,” “Naked”) is set to receive this year’s TIFF Ebert Director Award at…
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“Hundreds of Beavers,” a boldly bizarre, nearly wordless slapstick comedy about a 19th-century trapper doing battle with nature, exceeds expectations…
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Any performance vying for being the best of Colman Domingo’s distinguished career has a high bar to clear. The actor…
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It’s unusual for a show to lead its credits with the executive producers of the program but the names behind…
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San Diego Comic-Con is on top of its game again, after the pandemic shut it down and last year’s strikes…
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Alex Cox burst onto the film scene 40 years ago with “Repo Man,” a science-fiction satire starring Emilio Estevez and…
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Children often make for effective horror (or other genre) protagonists — after all, they can serve as a representation of…
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If you’re a distinguished older male actor in Hollywood, you’re typically cast as Batman’s sidekick or a WWII veteran who escapes…
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