The Daily Stream: Jellystone! Is A Hilarious Saturday Morning Cartoon For Weirdos
Take a trip to Jellystone! in today's Daily Stream, a place where classic Hanna-Barbera toons get a bit of a modern revamp.
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A Surprisingly Wholesome Conversation With The Minds Behind A24's Lamb [Fantastic Fest]
We spoke with director Valdimar Jóhannsson and star Noomi Rapace about Lamb, their utterly indescribable new horror fable from A24.
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Every James Cameron Film Ranked From Worst To Best
As his filmography proves, James Cameron never backs down from a challenge — with varying results. From the bad to the good, here are all of his movies, ranked.
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How Antoine Fuqua Shot The Guilty In Just 11 Days
The Guilty director Antoine Fuqua revealed the challenges of shooting a closed-room thriller like The Guility during Covid times.
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For Antoine Fuqua And Denzel Washington, It's All About Trust
Antoine Fuqua and Denzel Washington first collaborated on Training Day, and since then, they've kept a good thing going with the (ongoing) Equalizer films.
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The Daily Stream: Midnight Mass Grapples With Big Questions Under The Guise Of Religious Horror
This edition of the Daily Stream tackles Mike Flanagan's latest, Midnight Mass. It's a little spoilerific, so you've been duly warned.
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The 28 Best Japanese Horror Movies Of All Time
Japanese horror films are their own kind of scary, combining elements of folklore with violence and nihilism. Watch these 28 movies to see what we mean.
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Every Edgar Wright Movie Ranked From Worst To Best
2021 was a banner year for Edgar Wright, making now the perfect time to rank all of his movies — including Last Night in Soho.
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Hollywood's Budget Problem And The Inevitable Reckoning That Must Come
Budgets for blockbuster movies have, in the last decade or so, truly gotten out of hand. With the rise of streaming, the budget reckoning is at hand.
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Last Night In Soho Reveals The Thrilling Next Era Of Edgar Wright [Fantastic Fest]
Last Night in Soho doesn't feel like past Edgar Wright movies, and that's one of the most exciting things about this new horror movie.
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You Owe It To Yourself To See Titane Knowing As Little As Possible [Fantastic Fest]
For the first time in a long time, a film writer went into a movie knowing nothing at all about its plot. And Titane deserves that approach.
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The Daily Stream: Without Heaven Knows What We Wouldn't Have Uncut Gems
Today's /Film Daily Stream pick is Heaven Knows What, a powerful indie film about addiction from the directors of Uncut Gems.
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The Sandman Audiobook Is Better Than It Has Any Right To Be, Even With A Disappointing Act II
What makes The Sandman audio drama so successful is that, like the comics, it leaves room for the imagination.
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All Of Arachnophobia Is Terrifying, But This Scene Is One Of The Scariest Ever
This week's Scariest Scene tackles arachnophobia with ... well, Arachnophobia. Ariel chose the film which was a first-time watch for Matt.
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James McAvoy Is Living The Dream In The Sandman Act II [Interview]
James McAvoy is back to playing Morpheus in The Sandman audio drama. But what's changed? And what is it like with the Netflix show on the horizon?
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Not A Lesson: Why Dear Evan Hansen And Roadrunner Are Both Deeply Irresponsible Depictions Of Suicide
Dear Evan Hansen and Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain have crossed into dangerous territory when it comes to depicting suicide.
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Pixar Supporting Characters Who Deserve Their Own Movie
Some of Pixar's lovable supporting characters are so well developed that they could easily carry a story all of their own. These are our suggestions.
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The Daily Stream: What Keeps You Alive Subverts The Predatory Lesbian Trope
Today's /Film Daily Stream pick is survival thriller What Keeps You Alive, in which a lesbian couple's secluded vacation becomes a nightmare.
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20 Shows Like The White Lotus You Should Definitely Check Out
While the White Lotus is exemplary satire, it's not the only example on television. These 20 series are biting, relevant, and, most importantly, very funny.
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Seeing Double: 'Olympus Has Fallen' Vs 'White House Down'
Which 2013 movie about attacks on the White House is better? It's time for Olympus Has Fallen vs. White House Down in our Seeing Double series!
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10 Years Later, The Ending Of 'No Country For Old Men' Is More Powerful Than Ever
Nearly a decade after it left audiences enraptured and confused, the No Country For Old Men ending remains a high point of a masterpiece.
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In Foundation, Jared Harris Plays The Key To Saving The Universe [Interview]
Jared Harris, no stranger to playing geniuses trying to fight the system, takes on a science fiction icon in the new Foundation series.
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Foundation Star Leah Harvey Reinvents What An Isaac Asimov Hero Can Be [Interview]
Salvor Hardin has been reinvented for the new television adaptation of Foundation, and performer Leah Harvey told us all about bringing the character to life.
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The 13 Best Animated Star Wars Moments
In celebration of the anime anthology Star Wars: Visions, check out the most memorable scenes from The Clone Wars, Rebels, and other Star Wars animated series.
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The 14 Most Important Sci-Fi Directors Of The Last 50 Years
Over the past 50 years, science fiction has changed in previously unimagined ways. Here are the 14 directors who shaped the genre for the new millennium.
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Apple's Foundation Has An 8 Season Plan
Foundation showrunner David S. Goyer says he presented a "loose plan for eight seasons" in order to give the epic story the proper amount of breathing room.
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Foundation Was Considered Impossible To Adapt – Here's How David S. Goyer Did It [Interview]
David S. Goyer had the monumental task of trying to find a way to make Foundation work as a TV series. How's how he made it happen.
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