'Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story' Will Star Evan Peters As Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer
Evan Peters will play serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer in the Ryan Murphy Netflix series Monster The Jeffrey Dahmer Story.
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'The Last Shift' Review: This Fast Food Drama Bites Off More Than It Can Chew [Sundance 2020]
Richard Jenkins and Shane Paul McGhie star in a fast food drama that bites off more than it can chew. Read our The Last Shift review here.
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'The Humans' Movie Adaptation Enlists Richard Jenkins, Amy Schumer, Steven Yeun, And More
Here's the key cast of A24's The Humans movie, an adaptation of the Tony Award-winning Broadway play: Richard Jenkins, Amy Schumer, Steven Yeun, and more.
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Evan Rachel Wood, Gina Rodriguez, And Richard Jenkins To Star In Miranda July's Heist Film
Indie filmmaker Miranda July is directing an untitled heist drama that has locked Evan Rachel Wood (Westworld), Gina Rodriguez (Jane the Virgin), and Richard Jenkins (The Shape of Water) to star. Learn more about the new Miranda July heist movie.
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'The Shape Of Water' Q&A: Guillermo Del Toro, Sally Hawkins, Doug Jones And More Reveal Highlights Of Making The Movie
In a wide-ranging The Shape of Water interview, director Guillermo del Toro and stars Sally Hawkins, Doug Jones, & more spoke about making the fantasy film.
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'The Shape Of Water' Red Band Trailer: Guillermo Del Toro's Latest Adult Fairytale
The Shape of Water red band trailer gives us one final pre-release look at Guillermo del Toro's gorgeous adult fairytale.
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'The Shape Of Water' Red Band Trailer: An Up Close And Personal Look At The Creature
A new The Shape of Water red band trailer showcases Guillermo del Toro's new film about a mute lab worker who falls in love with a government experiment.
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'LBJ' Trailer: Woody Harrelson Defines The 36th President's Legacy
Rob Reiner directs Woody Harrelson in the LBJ trailer, a biopic about the 36th president and his rise from the Senate to the vice presidency and Oval Office
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Doug Jones Plays A Fish Man In Guillermo Del Toro's 'The Shape Of Water'
Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water is a romance starring Sally Hawkins and, playing a fish man, Doug Jones. Get some The Shape of Water story details.
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Guillermo Del Toro Begins Filming 'The Shape Of Water', Why You Should Be Excited
Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro has begun principal photography on his next film, the cold war fantasy movie The Shape of Water.
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Remember When Stephen King Wrote A Movie About Incestuous Werecats?
In 1992, Stephen King unleashed his weirdest movie: Sleepwalkers, the story of a mother and son cat monsters who have sex with each other.
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'Bone Tomahawk' Trailer: Kurt Russell Hunts Down Some Cannibals In The West
The first Bone Tomahawk trailer with Kurt Russell has arrived, giving us a glimpse of the western cannibal chase that premiered at Fantastic Fest 2015.
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'Olive Kitteridge' Trailer: Frances McDormand Leads HBO Miniseries
Watch the Olive Kitteridge trailer with Frances McDormand, Bill Murray, and Richard Jenkins. The HBO miniseries airs November 2014. Lisa Cholodenko directs.
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Teaser Trailer: HBO's Olive Kitteridge Miniseries Starring Frances McDormand And Richard Jenkins
Watch the HBO Olive Kitteridge miniseries trailer for Lisa Cholodenko's adaptation starring Frances McDormand (Fargo) and Richard Jenkins (The Visitor).
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John Krasinski Directing 'Garden State'-Esque 'The Hollars'
John Krasinski will direct and star in The Hollars, described as "Garden State meets Steel Magnolias." Anna Kendrick and Margo Martindale will also star.
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'Gods Pocket' Trailer: Philip Seymour Hoffman And A Dangerous Truth
The first God's Pocket trailer introduces one of Philip Seymour Hoffman's final roles, a working class guy seeking the truth about his stepson's death.
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'A.C.O.D' Trailer: A Star-Studded Cast Helps Adam Scott Deal With His Parents Divorce
Adam Scott, Richard Jenkins, Catherine O’Hara, Amy Poehler, Clark Duke, Jessica Alba, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Jane Lynch. Not a bad cast, right? Now, what if I was to tell you they were all in one of the funniest and smartest films of the year? That film is called A.C.O.D., an acronym standing for "adult children of…
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'Turbo' Trailer #3: They're Letting Snails In The Indy 500 Now
DreamWorks Animation has already gotten us to believe that pandas can be kung fu masters, dragons can be man's best friend, and cats can be swashbuckling outlaws. In that light, I guess an snail competing in the Indy 500 isn't that much of a stretch. Turbo stars Ryan Reynolds (or his voice, anyway) as an…
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John Slattery's Feature Directing Debut Is 'God's Pocket,' Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman
Earlier this week I joked that, after Sunday's episode of Mad Men, I wouldn't be surprised if John Slattery (who directed the episode) was picked to make his feature directing debut with Fifty Shades of Grey. As it turns out, the Cannes market this week does bring news of Slattery making his first feature film, and…
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'Turbo' Trailer #2: Ryan Reynolds Lives Life In The Fast Lane
What does it take for a snail to become fast enough to compete in the Indy 500? According to this new trailer for DreamWorks Animation's Turbo, a terrible car accident and a nitrous oxide wash ought to do the trick. Ryan Reynolds voices the lead, an ordinary garden snail with not-so-ordinary dreams. While the first…
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'A.C.O.D' Review And Video Blog: Divorce Has Never Been This Funny [Sundance 2013]
With three days remaining, A.C.O.D. is my favorite film of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival. Directed by first-timer Stuart Zicherman, it's about "Adult Children of Divorce" and stars Adam Scott as Carter, a man whose parents (Richard Jenkins and Catherine O'Hara) had a brutal breakup on his 9th birthday. Decades later his brother (Clark Duke)…
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'The Company You Keep' Trailer: "We Made Mistakes, But We Were Right"
It's weird to see a trailer for a film that feels like it has to throw out a recap definition of the Weather Underground, that group of radical leftists who in the early '70s embraced violent tactics (riots, bomb attacks on banks and government buildings) in order to protest government actions and argue for revolution.…
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Trailer: Josh Radnor's Sundance Hit 'Liberal Arts' Starring Elizabeth Olsen
How I Met Your Mother star Josh Radnor made his feature writing and directorial debut with Happythankyoumoreplease. The film is charming and "cutesy" and while it won the Audience Award at the Sundance Film Festival that year, I didn't love it (the film was later critically panned, receiving a 40% on Rotten tomatoes). Radnor's second…
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First Footage: Ray Liotta Takes A Beating In Andrew Dominik's 'Killing Them Softly'
With Cannes just around the corner we're going to start seeing even more clips and trailer from some of our most anticipated movies of the year. One of the big ones is Killing Them Softly, the third feature film from Andrew Dominik (Chopper, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford) that was…
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'The Cabin In The Woods' Review: An Adrenaline Shot To Energize The Heart Of Horror
When Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho opened in 1960 it was carried into theaters on a wave of advertising that commanded audiences to keep mum about the story’s surprising elements. Thanks in part to that ad campaign, Psycho became a hit that changed horror films even as it legitimized them. The mainstream horror genre quickly developed around…
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Casting Bits: Abigail Breslin In 'The Hive', Adam Pally In 'A.C.O.D.', Marcia Gay Harden In 'Get A Job'
Brad Anderson's The Hive has cast its first non-Halle Berry role. Abigail Breslin has just signed on to the Rich D'Ovidio-scripted thriller, which will enter production in Los Angeles this summer. Berry plays a 911 call operator who comes face-to-face with her own worst fears as she tries to save a teenage girl (Breslin) from a…
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Casting Bits: Amy Poehler In 'A.C.O.D.', Kathleen Rose Perkins And Sarah Colonna In Diablo Cody Project
Amy Poehler and Adam Scott have shown such fantastic chemistry in NBC's Parks & Recreation that the pair are gearing up to work together again. This time, however, they won't be romancing each other -- far from it. Poehler has entered talks to join Scott in A.C.O.D., in which he plays a man named Carter…
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