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In our Mark Duplass interview, we speak with the indie filmmaker about breaking into the industry, shooting movies on iPhones, and so much more.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The Room midnight screenings have become commonplace over the past 14 years. We spoke to programmers and theaters managers about how this phenomenon grew.
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Have you ever wondered why young people love bad movies? We explore the history of this phenomenon, from Reefer Madness to The Room.
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We celebrate the upcoming The Graduate 50th anniversary by exploring how the classic film remains timeless by cheekily refusing to say anything.
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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.
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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.
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In our Room 104 Red Tent review, we explore how HBO's anthology series explores Donald Trump without ever mentioning his name.
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In our Room 104 Boris review, we take a look at Santas without pants, immigrant stories, and nightstand-induced head injuries.
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In our Room 104 Phoenix review, we take some issue with how this series doesn't take full advantage of its flashback episodes.
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With The Missionaries, Room 104 showcases some of its greatest strengths and weaknesses in a story that flirts with being something much better.
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In our Room 104 Voyeurs review, we explore the anthology series' most unique and ambitious episode yet – an extended dance sequence.
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In our Room 104 The Internet review, we explore how the show takes a break from the supernatural with amusing, if familiar, results.
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In our I I Knew You Weren’t Dead review, we take a look at how Room 104's most overtly supernatural episode is also its most hopeful.
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Room 104 continues to delivery unexpected experiences every week and as we explore in our The Knockandoo review, this week is the weirdest yet.
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It's becoming clear that we can't predict what'll happen next in HBO's new anthology series, as we explore in our Room 104 Pizza Boy review.
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More and more Saturday Night Live performers are making independent passion projects, changing what we think of as "SNL movies."
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In our Room 104 review, we take a look at the weirdest element of HBO's new anthology series, which takes place entirely in a single hotel room.
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Few filmmakers fill their work with as many homages as the director of Baby Driver, so let's explore some key Edgar Wright movie references.
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With Rough Night hitting theaters, we explore why raunchy female comedies are so rare and how this subgenre can thrive in the future.
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Before Gal Gadot and Lynda Carter, there was Cathy Lee Crosby in a Wonder Woman TV movie that completely misunderstands the character.
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With a potential writer's strike looming, here is everything you need to know about what's going on with the WGA and the AMPTP.
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If you've finished the series and want to delve deeper, we've assembled a primer on what to watch after Five Came Back.
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With their adaptation of Five Came Back now streaming, here's why Netflix should look to Pictures at a Revolution, Mark Harris' other great Hollywood book.
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