10 Directors Who Removed Their Names From Their Films
Dennis Hopper, David O. Russell, and Noah Baumbach have all distanced themselves from career nadirs by crediting someone else ...
Gene Hackman: Two Oscars, A Badge and A Bad Attitude
He came to acting in his late twenties, studying at the Pasadena Playhouse. He and his room-mate Dustin Hoffman were voted joint "Least Likely to Succeed". (Ironic, then, that Hackman lost out on the ...
‘Plainclothes’ Review: Russell Tovey And Tom Blyth Smolder In A Story Of Star-Crossed Lovers – Sundance Film Festival
The smoldering chemistry between the two is palpable, and Blyth is especially good as a young man wrestling with his identity ...
Weirded out when kids play grown-ups?
Nicolas Gessner's 1976 thriller 'The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane' features a remarkable performance by 12-year-old ...
The one director William Friedkin said would thrive during any period in cinema history
William Friedkin had some very kind words for a young director, one he said would be a success no matter what period of time he was working in.
Oscar Nominations Embrace Horror With ‘The Substance,’ But Not Enough
Coralie Fargeat and Demi Moore’s horror thriller "The Substance" scored big with Oscar nomination voters, but is the genre ...
It's Time for the Oscars to Take Horror Seriously
Three nods for The Substance are a step in the right direction, but a genre that's delivered some of film’s most memorable performances deserves more recognition.