Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
It ain’t only the DeLorean that’s out of gas.
Maria Beatty’s Bandaged is the S&M filmmaker’s foray into the indie mainstream.
Serra provides an essentially ambient experience from the platform of Christian myth.
The documentary proves a question, rather than an answer, from the middle ground of a polarizing debate.
My meeting with New Yorker film editor and film listings writer Richard Brody involved no finger pointing.
Examined Life attempts to reposition philosophical discourse as something not confined to the hallowed halls of academia.
Correctly heralded as one of the giants of cinema, David Lean simply knew where to put the camera.
An American Affair piggybacks the pubescent sexual awakening sapfest onto the JFK assassination conspiracy thriller.
This is a film that was predestined for toxicity from the moment of conception.
This is a complete list of our predicted winners at the 2009 Academy Awards.
Because it pushes that button. Because it makes them feel like sitting on trains. Because you know Sharon Stone texted Dev Patel: U R A Q T.
Tyler Perry’s roles as both populist entertainer and social preacher come into disconcerting conflict in this recent films.
As the presence of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (which was snubbed in the other sound category) would attest, Sound Mixing is the category that far more obviously favors best picture players.
Anyone who tells you otherwise doesn’t know Oscar or their Prada from their Pucci.
When trying to figure out what will win the sound awards this year, it’s probably best to ignore or at least downplay the two p’s.
Understanding Screenwriting #19: Teaching the Young, Minsky’s, Captain Blood, In Old Chicago, & More
Captain Blood is the film that made Errol Flynn a star after his appearing in smaller parts in a few Warners pictures.
This was the last podcast we did before engaging in a bit of a recording hiatus before our upcoming Oscar Pre-Podcast.
Writing about what Eric calls the “most boringest” Oscar categories has become more boringer given the inevitability of a Slumdog Millionaire sweep on Sunday
The traditionalists view this as the “Best Picture-elect” category.
David Lynch is a filmmaker who has haunted my mind since the first moment I saw one of his films.