In our Mark Duplass interview, we speak with the indie filmmaker about breaking into the industry, shooting movies on iPhones, and so much more.

Rodgers and Hammerstein movies are among the most iconic and successful musicals Hollywood ever made...but they also set the stage for the genre's brush with death.

Is there a trick to making a great live TV musical? Well, the best of the bunch all seem to have a few things in common.

On Netflix's best Marvel show, words are as powerful as any superpower. Let's explore the Jessica Jones language and how it reflects some real world anxieties and problems.

The Room midnight screenings have become commonplace over the past 14 years. We spoke to programmers and theaters managers about how this phenomenon grew.

Have you ever wondered why young people love bad movies? We explore the history of this phenomenon, from Reefer Madness to The Room.

We celebrate the upcoming The Graduate 50th anniversary by exploring how the classic film remains timeless by cheekily refusing to say anything.

HBO's anthology series has been strong in fits and starts, but as we discuss in our Room 104 season final review, future seasons will need some work.

As we explore in our Room 104 The Fight review, the latest episode of HBO's anthology series transforms the room into an MMA arena.

In our Room 104 Red Tent review, we explore how HBO's anthology series explores Donald Trump without ever mentioning his name.

In our Room 104 Boris review, we take a look at Santas without pants, immigrant stories, and nightstand-induced head injuries.

In our Room 104 Phoenix review, we take some issue with how this series doesn't take full advantage of its flashback episodes.