Hellboy: David Harbour on the "Intense, Weird Place" He Goes to for Films

The pressure is on for the newHellboymovie this weekend. It can’t be easy adapting source material with a major, hardcore fanbase and, on top of that, theNeil Marshall-directed film also faces the challenge of following theGuillermo del Torofilms which featured an unforgettable performance fromRon Perlmanas the Right Hand of Doom. Finding the right actor to fill his shoes was of the utmost importance for this new movie and in that department, Marshall and his team knocked it out of the park by recruitingStranger Thingsstar,David Harbour....

June 11, 2025 · 2 min · 302 words · Brittany Gonzalez

Here’s Why Donald Glover Got Black Panther Credits Thank You

With Marvel Studios’Black Pantherset to dominate the box office when it opens in theatersFebruary 16th, Disney recently held a press junket here in Los Angeles and I got to sit down with directorRyan Cooglerfor an exclusive video interview. While I had a million things racing through my head that I wanted to talk about during the brief time I’d have with him, while watching the movie I noticed bothDonaldandStephen Gloverwere thanked during the end credits....

June 11, 2025 · 2 min · 368 words · James Fields

Hypnosis Mic: Division Rap Battle: Rhyme Anima's Rappers, Ranked

Hypnosis Mic: Division Rap Battle: Rhyme Anima(referred to asHypnosis Mic: Rhyme Animafrom here after) is an anime adaptation of a large multimedia project,Hypnosis Mic: Division Rap Battle. The project centers around six three-member groups, each representing a district of Japan: Ikebukuro, Yokohama, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Osaka, and Nagoya. Since weapons have been banned, these groups hash it out using special microphones called hypnosis mics, each of which has a special ability. However,Hypnosis Mic: Rhyme Animaonly focuses on four of these groups: Ikebukuro’s Buster Bros, Yokohama’s Mad Trigger Crew, Shibuya’s Fling Posse, and Shinjuku’s Matenro....

June 11, 2025 · 8 min · 1673 words · Jasmine Gonzalez

In This Chilling Cosmic Horror Movie, Space Is the True Monster

There isn’t a kind of media out there as utterly, unfathomably terrifying as cosmichorror. It’s a subgenre founded on the fear of the unknown, with countless creators drawing from the core tenets developed by famous authors likeH.P. Lovecraftto make truly unnerving stories. Yet despite how often people attempt to borrow its elements to create their scary features,they often fail to really understand what makes the medium unnerving— which is why fans are so lucky to haveAniara....

June 11, 2025 · 4 min · 819 words · Michelle Richardson

Industry Trailer on HBO Looks Like Euphoria and Billions Had a Baby

HBO has released a trailer for its new eight-episode drama seriesIndustryfrom first-time creatorsMickey DownandKonrad Kay. Industryfollows a group of young graduates competing for a limited number of permanent positions at a leading international bank in London. The show examines issues of gender, race and class in the workplace as the impressionable new employees begin to forge an identity within the pressure cooker environment of Pierpoint & Co.’s trading floor, where they were promised meritocracy, but hierarchy is king....

June 11, 2025 · 3 min · 548 words · Jonathan Chen

Isa Mazzei on Camgirl, Destigmatizing Sex Work & Her Next Horror Movies

Isa Mazzeiarrived on the filmmaking scene last year with quite a splash. The writer of the Netflix breakoutCam, Mazzei channeled her experience working as a camgirl into the script for one of the breakout horror movies of the year; a sly and, yes, sexy look at matters of online identity, human sexuality, and self-empowerment that offered an unusually candid and empathetic look at sex work. Now, Mazzei is stepping away from fiction and claiming her story for her own with the next memoirCamgirl, a detailed look back on how she became an online sex worker, what it took to create and maintain her business....

June 11, 2025 · 21 min · 4315 words · Steven Miller

Jeff Bridges Nabbed His First Oscar Nomination for This Essential, Heartbreaking Masterpiece

There’s nothing quite likeThe Last Picture Show— directed byPeter Bogdanovich, it was only his second feature and isnow considered one of the greatest films of the 70s,for itsdeconstruction of the American Dream through its teen leads.It started the careers of many young actors, includingJeff Bridges, alongsideCybill Shepherd,Timothy Bottoms, andRandy Quaid. Striking a chord with audiences and critics alike, it’s a stark, black-and-white filmed period piece set in the 50s. Prior toThe Last Picture Show,Bridges was mostly knownfor his work as a child actoralongside his brother,Beau Bridges....

June 11, 2025 · 4 min · 776 words · Donna Smith

Josh Brolin on Only the Brave, Deadpool 2, Cable and Thanos

With directorJoseph Kosinski’sOnly the Braveopening in theaters this weekend, a few days ago I sat down withJosh Brolinfor an exclusive video interview. He talked about being authentic to the real people portrayed in the film, not embellishing the dialogue or situations, why the studio was a little nervous when he posted a risqué picture on his Instagram, and more. In addition, with Brolin playing Thanos in the next twoAvengersmovies and Cable inDeadpool 2, we talked a little about both roles....

June 11, 2025 · 2 min · 371 words · Amanda Davis

Locke and Key: Netflix Cast Revealed in New Images of the Adaptation

Fresh from thefirst trailerfor Netflix’sLocke & Keycome these new images to help you get acquainted with Keyhouse and its cast of characters. The trailer did a great job of setting the tone and the mood of the adaptation, though just who the major players in the story are remain a mystery to many. We wanted to fix that. We’ve paired up the cast with their characters in the new images below to help give you a one-up before the series arrives in just about a month....

June 11, 2025 · 2 min · 243 words · Timothy Davis

New Stranger Things 3 Poster Features a Mall, Monster, and Fireworks

Netflix has released a terrific new poster forStranger Things 3, the third season of the wildly popular original series. Pre-release interviews from creators and showrunnersThe Duffer Brothershave honed in on “change” as a major theme of the new season, and indeed the tagline appears to be “One Summer Can Change Everything.” That’s a play not only on the approaching adolescence of the characters (hormones, amirite?), but also the fact that this new season takes place during the summer—a serious change of pace from the fall and winter settings of the first two seasons....

June 11, 2025 · 2 min · 290 words · Laura Skinner

New to Netflix in March 2018 Includes Moon and Ghostbusters

A new month is almost here, which means Netflix is cycling in new titles to their streaming service. The big movies coming to the streaming giant in March include300,Adventureland,Beerfest,Casino,Forgetting Sarah Marshall,Ghostbusters,Moon,The Descent,Up in the Air,Let Me In, andWet Hot Amercian Summer(it’s a little surprisingWet Hothas been unavailable on Netflix considering they’ve made a prequel seriesanda sequel series to the cult comedy). There will also be new seasons of the Netflix seriesVoltron: Legendary Defender,Jessica Jones,Love,Santa Clarita Diet, andA Series of Unfortunate Events, so all of that should keep your fairly busy next month....

June 11, 2025 · 4 min · 678 words · Tiffany Watson

Oscars Diversity Changes Could Expand Best Picture Field

Last year, there were some rumblings that the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences was mulling over the prospect ofaltering their Best Picture process. As it stands now, a preferential ballot is sent out to voters, after which anywhere between 5 and 10 nominees can arise. Last year, word surfaced that the Academy was considering expanding the category to a solid 10 nominees, but they ultimately decided to keep things as is....

June 11, 2025 · 3 min · 579 words · Madeline Huber

Pet Sematary Directors on Why the Trailers Spoiled a Big Twist

The most recent trailer forPet Semataryis very effective but if you walk away wondering, why would Paramount spoil those plot details, I can certainly understand that reaction. That’s precisely why I asked directorsDennis WidmyerandKevin Kölschabout the marketing campaign during our interview at SXSW wherePet Sematarycelebrated its world premiere. As you’ll see in this brief transcript, I think there’s a case to be made for both going into the movie completely unaware of a certain plot point but also for jumping into thisPet Semataryadaptation knowing that it’s going to happen....

June 11, 2025 · 5 min · 958 words · Tommy Jones