The Other Witchers In The Witcher Are Very Bad At Witchering
Geralt of Rivia is apparently the one witcher who does all the work in a group project, because the other witchers of season 2 are pretty disapponting.
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Cate Blanchett's Theme In Nightmare Alley Was Inspired By Hip Hop Music [Exclusive]
Cate Blanchett is a highlight of Nightmare Alley, and her musical theme has a wild origin story.
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Station Eleven Cinematographer On Capturing The Post-Apocalyptic World Of The HBO Max Series [Interview]
If you want an in-depth examination of what it's like to work as a cinematographer on a major HBO show, here you go.
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The Ghostbusters Ultimate Gift Set Doesn't Include Ghostbusters 2016 And That's A Huge Problem
You can't call something "ultimate" without including everything. C'mon.
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The 8 Best And 6 Worst Things About Spider-Man No Way Home
Spider-Man: No Way Home is a hit, but no film is flawless. Here's what we loved about Peter Parker's latest film, as well as what left us scratching our heads.
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The Daily Stream: Factually Accurate Or Not, JFK Is Oliver Stone's Masterpiece
Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left. Back and to the left.
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Wait, Did Spider-Man: No Way Home Just Mess With Sam Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy?
The new film shatters the multiverse, so what does the Sam Raimi universe look like when the dust settles?
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Swan Song Writer/Director Benjamin Cleary Talks About Crafting The Movie's Emotional Ending [Interview]
Benjamin Cleary's sci-fi drama Swan Song features one of the best endings of any film this year. Here's how the writer/director approached those final scenes.
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The King's Man's Djimon Hounsou And Rhys Ifans On Portraying The Series' Biggest Badasses [Interview]
The Kingsman series is full of badasses, but The King's Man introduces two new ones played by Djimon Hounsou and Rhys Ifans. We got to speak with them.
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The Punisher Is Seemingly Getting A New Logo, And The Timing Feels Right
The logo for Marvel's violent vigilante has become a loaded image over the years.
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No Time To Die SFX Supervisor Talks Daniel Craig's Driving Skills And Speeding Through An Ancient Italian City [Interview]
We spoke to longtime James Bond special effects master Chris Corbould about the challenges of No Time to Die, Daniel Craig's driving skills, and more.
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Why The King's Man Director Matthew Vaughn Is Worried About Seeing 1917 [Exclusive]
Both films deal extensively with the trench warfare of World War I.
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How Spider-Man: No Way Home Lets Filipino Americans Shine
Spider-Man: No Way Home was a breakthrough for Filipino American representation. Here's why that's important.
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Being The Ricardos Director Aaron Sorkin On Sacrificing Accuracy To Get To The Truth [Interview]
Aaron Sorkin tells us what he was looking for when casting Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, what he hopes audiences take away from his new movie, and more.
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The Daily Stream: Bob Clark's Black Christmas Is The Ultimate Seasonal Slasher
Celebrate the holidays with the painfully relevant and timely slasher, 1974's Black Christmas.
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The 15 Best Family Movies Of 2021
Look, it's been a tough couple of years. Wind down by gathering your family on the couch and settling in for a night with one of 2021's best family films.
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David Dencik Talks Being The Mad Professor Of No Time To Die And Ruining Perfectly Good Soup [Interview]
David Dencik isn't exactly a villain in No Time to Die, but he certainly gives 007 a difficult job by creating a deadly virus that falls into the wrong hands.
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Reno 911! The Hunt For QAnon Cast And Creators Share The Vital Truths Of Their Crass Cop Comedy [Interview]
The co-creators and cast of Reno 911! talk about their approach to comedy and how it appeals to people who hate cops and actual members of the police force.
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Nightmare Alley Composer Nathan Johnson On The Music Of 'Con Men And Hucksters' [Interview]
Nathan Johnson tells /Film about the experience of scoring Nightmare Alley, and the important of knowing when to stop the music.
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Nightmare Alley Editor Cam McLauchlin On Killing His Darlings And That Incredible Final Shot [Interview]
Cam McLauchlin, who edited Guillermo del Toro's new psychological thriller, tells us about some cuts he had to make and shaping that memorable final shot.
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The Novice Director Lauren Hadaway Threw Herself Into The Deep End For Her First Feature Film [Interview]
Lauren Hadaway draws from her personal experiences for her feature directorial debut The Novice, a psychological thriller masquerading as a sports drama.
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Naomie Harris Hopes No Time To Die Isn't Her Last Time Playing Eve Moneypenny [Interview]
Naomie Harris took over the recurring role of Ms. Moneypenny in Daniel Craig's James Bond franchise, but would you like to see her stick around for more?
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Reno 911! The Hunt For QAnon Cast And Creator Talk Cops, Cameos, And Cancel Culture [Interview]
We spoke with Reno 911! co-creator Kerri Kenney-Silver and a few cast members about the show's new TV movie, creating a musical sequence, and much more.
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No Time To Die Star Billy Magnussen Gets Honest About The Art Of Acting And Playing The Douchebag [Interview]
Billy Magnussen goes toe-to-toe with 007 in No Time to Die, but it's just the latest in a series of jerks and douchebags he's been playing on film and TV.
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The Expanse Showrunner Talks First Two Episodes, Including The Azure Dragon And A Certain Sex Scene
/Film sat down with showrunner Naren Shankar to talk about what went down in the season's first two episodes, Strange Dogs, and The Azure Dragon.
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The Daily Stream: The Swerve Is Essential If You Can Appreciate A Bleak Descent Into Madness
A woman's mind begins to unravel under the crushing weight of insomnia in today's Daily Stream pick, The Swerve.
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The Daily Stream: The Lodge Opens Its Doors For A Ruthless Religious Experience
Today's daily stream is the seasonally appropriate though admittedly bleak The Lodge. It is most certainly not family-friendly.
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